What to Expect

LOVES WILDLIFE CONTROL has trapped hundreds of moles and shrews and is very proficient at doing so. Having run many jobs, here are some constants.

The longer moles have been present (as in years) the larger the population is that we have to deal with. Vacated tunnels are easily reoccupied by other moles next door. Properties with lots of landscaping and or timber adjoining the yard have recurring mole problems. Moles prefer (insects prefer) shady moist soil and these properties fit that bill.

Trapping the moles and/or shrews is the only way I can prove that I did my job. Talpirid can save you money but you’ll probably never actually see the critters dead.

Removal programs started before May usually have the fewest moles caught and generally have longer lasting success. Once a removal program is started it creates a drain on your property. It may take one full year to gain good control of a heavily populated area. Neighbors working together will save money and speed up the process.

Expect to sign a service agreement and pay the minimum before trapping or Talparid is used on your property. The brochure and service agreement was designed to help LOVES WILDLIFE CONTROL cover everything you can expect. If you have any questions at all, please ask.