Hidden Mole Traps

[davedavedave 69]

I am trying talpex just waiting for delivery at moment ,I have a lot of ground with sand or peat soils very soft, are there any tricks to using them ?????????????

 

I found this guide really good if you are new to using the Talpex trap:-

 

https://www.theflatp...&products_id=39

 

They

also have one for barrel traps too:-

 

https://www.theflatp...&products_id=17

 

I bought my Talpex traps from these guys and although maybe not the cheapest they are the genuine ones:-

 

http://www.ratbait.c...-trap-490-p.asp

 

Ta,

Dave.

Edited January 25, 2012 by davedavedave

[nod 285]

pro trapper sells all the mole traps available

[3175darren 1,093]

I am trying talpex just waiting for delivery at moment ,I have a lot of ground with sand or peat soils very soft, are there any tricks to using them ?????????????

 

I found this guide really good if you are new to using the Talpex trap:-

 

https://www.theflatp...&products_id=39

 

They

also have one for barrel traps too:-

 

https://www.theflatp...&products_id=17

 

I bought my Talpex traps from these guys and although maybe not the cheapest they are the genuine ones:-

 

http://www.ratbait.c...-trap-490-p.asp

 

Ta,

Dave.

Cheers dave will check these out,I am new to talpex and I know alot of people rave about them,I got mine from bushwear.co.uk who seemed to be about average priced,I have used most traps,So dont know why I havnt tried them before,like I said earlier the soil is very soft and people say they are the best ones for that type of ground,

atb

darren

[cadvice 4]

does any 1 have a Killgerm account who'd check the prices and pap for me pppplllleeeaaassseee!!!!

I hate signing up just to get a price.

 

for the nomol

and trapline

 

i am from Yorkshire and I'm as tight as a ducks arse

 

cheers Ian

[3175darren 1,093]

I am from yorkshire too,try protrapper.co.uk they wont be pennies in it,

[3175darren 1,093]

I dont know why I have never tried them,cheers will have a look,

atb

darren

[DKGPestControl 22]

I have used the traplines and have caught moles with them, you just have to have so many of them that the cost of the traps is rediculous! where you normally only use 3 duffas or talpex traps per mole duffas at £1.75 from primrose london! or 6 traplines at bloody £7 each!! Also traplines get lost so easy as you can't find them again or taken by scavengers. Then you have the problem of getting in massive tangles with the strings used to stop the mole stealing the traps! All in all the Talpex is my trap of choice now. As mentioned before you can cover with soil to make it look like a mole hill and they are a very effective trap! I buy all my Talpex traps from Killgerm!

[moxy 617]

does any 1 have a Killgerm account who'd check the prices and pap for me pppplllleeeaaassseee!!!!

I hate signing up just to get a price.

 

for the nomol

and trapline

 

i am from Yorkshire and I'm as tight as a ducks arse

 

cheers Ian

 

£6.36 + vat + £8 carrage thats for the trapline

[cadvice 4]

you champ moxy

might have to set up account and order

[nod 285]

cheaper from pro trapper

[cadvice 4]

I'm wanting a fair bit of gear off them though some interesting bits they sell.

[nod 285]

unless your qaulified some of the bits you wont get, i.e poisons and sprays

[cadvice 4]

i don't poison anything mate i think it's disgusting

[3175darren 1,093]

i don't poison anything mate i think it's disgusting

Same here but how many farmers mention the stuff when you speak to them,it seems alot of people used poisen for moles, when it was banned they gave up controling moles,I have the gear to use talunex gas ,which I did for a farmer, who had retired but still owned the land, he said it was cruel to use traps, but havnt used it for ages I do prefer traps alot more skill involved,

[cadvice 4]

glad to hear it bit off topic but i remember a old local chap who used to fish with wasp grub cake as we call it (bit hard to get hold of now)

but he bought a load of a pest controller who'd poisoned the wasps and ended up poisoning a load of his fish in his mill pond with it poor chap wasn't happy.