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Moles in my yard

chuck machinist

chuck machinist

Well-known Member
This morning I had this little Faulker enter into a
domain that proved to be unhealthy for him. Armed
simply with a garden hose and an existing mole
Trail, I brought him to the surface, only to meet his
maker. The only true way to ride your self of moles
is to eliminate the food source ,in my case it is the
larvae from June bugs.so while waiting for the milky
spores to go to work, I proceeded with the garden
hose. Cheers
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I thought the milky spores only killed one kind of larvae. What works better for keeping moles out; milky spores or Grubex?
 
(quoted from post at 21:39:19 09/17/17) I thought the milky spores only killed one kind of larvae. What works better for keeping moles out; milky spores or Grubex?
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have had success with milky spores in the past,but they messed with the recipe ,and has become less effective. Grubex is gaining a lot of credibility here in Virginia.
 
I literally just got done spreading sevin insect killer around my house and saw your post. Bugs bring in a lot of vermin. I always try to treat the area around the he house to keep insects at a minimum. I am now going to spray around the windows and doors with ortho home defense spray. We saw a few big spiders in the house around the size of a half dollar. Wife is not ok with that. Seems like less bugs equals less mice and other critters. So here I go to spray around the house ! Especially during the fall everything is trying to get in our warm house !
 

I have used milky spores. I think that it has been effective for over ten years. It is way too easy for the guys who need the thrill of the hunt and finally the kill.
 
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