Putange mole trapping

[Dave74 107]

A nice clean catch in a putange today,that’s 4 so far in a large garden over 10 days,all caught in the long runs leading up to the feeding area.After the second catch I thought that would be it,but am I right in thinking there’s a new one moving in every couple days using the pre made runs.

thanks for any advice

[tilimangro 1,013]

They’re either sharing the main run and going to feeding ares or they’re moving in

i doubt that many would move in so quickly personally 

[earth-thrower 490]

Good picture,... (although i dont use that French trap),...you may get a few extra moles traversing  at this time of year ? (& no, you wont get a new mole every couple of days, for evermore !!)

Edited March 20, 2018 by earth-thrower

[Dave74 107]

Thx,yes I’ve had 2 more since original post and know it won’t last much longer,but hey I’m catching moles

[Dave74 107]

[Dave74 107]

Look at the gnashers on him a worms worst nightmare

[earth-thrower 490]

4 hours ago, Dave74 said:

As ive said before, that trap 'packs a punch' for what it is ?,.....& i would imagine when set correctly , mostly a humane enough capture ?,....but i wont be needing them,...

[Dave74 107]

I like them in the runs,but like the talpexs in the feeding areas

[earth-thrower 490]

Aye, its all down to personal preference with mole traps ?  & i believe the Talpex (type) is/was popular ? (but again, not with me ! )

[Dave74 107]

Why do you regularly put question marks at the end of a sentence that is not a question?

51 minutes ago, earth-thrower said:

Aye, its all down to personal preference with mole traps ?  & i believe the Talpex (type) is/was popular ? (but again, not with me ! )

A I get it now your garden is all concrete

[earth-thrower 490]

14 minutes ago, Dave74 said:

Why do you regularly put question marks at the end of a sentence that is not a question?

A I get it now your garden is all concrete

Its a bad habit of mine, ..(i dont use punctuation, correctly, i reckon )although, that reply your on about, is open to question, actually ?  ( i sense your a little annoyed at my responses ? lol,...well i learned a long while  ago on here, having a 'thick skin' definitely helps !)

Edited March 21, 2018 by earth-thrower

[MickC 1,825]

I cant offer any advice, but the property owner has to be happy, your catching them thats the main thing . 

[Dave74 107]

Thank you Mick,youre absolutely right,thanks for the positive mate

[earth-thrower 490]

Aye, is there alot of damage in the garden ? (alot of hills , for example), maybe show us a picture ?

[Dave74 107]

Yes there was a lot of hills,areas of the garden is I would describe as undermined.I've flattened the hills for now and nothing showing yesterday.I’ve taken 6 off it till now,so we will see what the next few days brings.