Although you may scratch your head over what animal is digging holes in your yard, there’s no mistaking when that animal is a mole. You’re not likely to see one above ground, but the hills and ruts a ...

Considering they spend most of their time underground, it may seem surprising the damage that moles do above ground. As they forage for food, moles are known to make travel lanes that cause meandering ...

Yard mole removal typically costs between $100 and $550, with the national average cost at $400. A number of factors can affect the total cost of mole removal from a yard, such as the level of the ...

Q: Please do an article on how to get rid of moles. I have lived 20 years at my home and never had a problem. This spring, I paid a wildlife person who only caught one mole. I sprayed mole repellent ...

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I have been bombarded with questions about moles, voles, and pocket gophers lately. Identifying which mammal is causing damage seems to be a major problem among lawn owners. Therefore I will try to ...

Although moles may dine on unwanted insect larvae that harm plants, these common garden pests can also damage your lawn and yard. They dig tunnels, making soil soft and stunting plant growth by ...

For a creature that can’t see well, the mighty mole can do a lot of destruction to your garden. Courtesy K-State Research and Extension Making a mountain out of a molehill is a common phrase meaning ...

One of the best parts of spring is seeing all of the wildlife seemingly come to life around us. Unfortunately, that activity can also bring new challenges to homeowners. One of the most common and ...

At first glance, Rebakah McCrudden didn’t think much of the beginnings of a fire ant mound that was forming in her Mount Pleasant backyard. After further inspection, however, McCrudden realized that ...

The eastern mole, Scalopus aquaticus, is the most common mole in Iowa lawns and the cause of considerable "mole rage" throughout the state. Moles dig tunnels through the soil for burrows and for ...