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Posted by Keith-OR on May 16, 2005 at 08:25:53 from (207.200.116.199):
In Reply to: moles posted by dmc on May 15, 2005 at 15:53:54:
Had this problem we I was young and foolish. We got over run with moles and golfers, tried the whole bag of tricks, poisons, traps and anything someone said might work,well nothing seem to work very well. I remember my Dad going to the local auto parts getting 6 to 8 feet of steel flex exhaust pipe came home and told me to get the tractor. He shoved the pipe onto the exhaust pipe of the tractor, the other end down the varment hole, started tractor and let it run for awhile. We continued the method for all the mounts we could find,,,END of varments. Been using this method every since. "Oh when we were young and foolish, now have gotten old and stupid." just my 2 cents...Keith in Gods country
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