Title: The Best Mole Traps To Consider in 2020 - 7 Top Picks
Headings: The Best Mole Traps You Should Consider in 2021 – 7 Top Picks
The Best Mole Traps You Should Consider in 2021 – 7 Top Picks
7 Best Mole Traps for 2020
1. Tomcat Mole Trap
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Cons
​2. Sweeney’s Deadset Mole Trap
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Cons
3. Nash 100 Choker Loop Mole Trap
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Cons
4. Cinch Mole Trap with Tunnel Marking Flag
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Cons
5. Easy Set Mole Eliminator Trap
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6. NoMol Mole Trap
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​7. H&B Luxuries Trap
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How to Setup a Mole Trap
1. Locating Active Tunnels
2. Setting up the Trap
3. Checking the Trap
Conclusion

Content: It is made with galvanized spring-steel construction and a recycled cast aluminum base. To set up the Nash 100 Choker Mole Trap, you will need to identify where the mole tunnels are, dig a hole using a spade shovel and a trowel for a more snug location for the mole trap. Users have to make sure that the loop of the trap is facing the open end of the mole tunnel or runway; otherwise, it will not work. Before covering the trap, moisten the soil surrounding the trap, stones, and debris must also be removed. Dampen the soil you will use to cover the trap as well. Make sure to fill the areas surrounding the trap and the areas above it. Cover the rest of the area with loose soil and ensure there are no empty spaces for light to penetrate. If the location where you placed the trap is within the active tunnel, it should be able to trap a mole within 24 to 48 hours. If that doesn’t work, move the trap to another location.