Title: Trapping Moles ~ Learn trapping techniques that work
Headings: 
Don’t Make a Mole Hill into a Mountain ~ Trapping Moles
Mole Damage
Anti-Mole Treatments and Barriers
Trapping Moles
Deep Tunnel Trapping Moles
Surface Tunnel Trapping Moles

Content: However the first technique may require less traps or resetting. The first technique goes like this: probe around mounds until you feel your probe sink in. Probe a little more to get a good feel for the direction of the tunnel. With a spade dig around the tunnel, trying to keep the turf block you are removing intact so you can replace it in the end. The size of the excavation should be about a spade’s width or six to eight inches across. Then clean out the tunnel openings and set your trap into the tunnel. There are many traps available for trapping moles, pincer types and grasping types but the two traps I prefer are the Cinch Mole Trap and the Gophinator. Cinch Trap
Gophinator
I almost always use the Cinch Mole Trap because it fits in the burrow opening so well and it is easy to get the jaws to settle into the soil so the mole does not easily feel this strange object in the tunnel. Moles are wary creatures and are said to be sensitive to iron, so getting the trap to be less obvious is always a good strategy.