Still busy with domestic call outs , the moles are still very busy in proper lawns and paddocks . farm work is now starting to pick up , now is the time to get those silage and gay fields sorted before next year’s growing season . mole removal in shrewsbury and Shropshire
Busy week Has seen me out trapping moles in whutchurch,whixhall, Wellington , shrewsbury and hadnal, lots of mole activity at the moment in gardens and allotments
Got over 70 traps out on various jobs at the moment - very busy considering it is early July . Always nice to make a head start on the farms as well and get a quick trapping session in between cuts of silage
Just ordered another batch of traps from my supplier- wherever possible I only use handmade British traps . This ensures less miss fired traps and a more efficient service offered .
First cuts are now taking place , which allows a small window to control any moles on the fields . Available next week to cover Shrewsbury- north Shropshire
Getting a steady stream of call ours to gardens suffering from their first ever problems with moles . Young moles are seeking new territory and re using and creating networks into previously unused areas
As we move into the mole breeding season now is the time to get them under control and removed from your fields or gardens . A call out now can save having to call out in a few months to remove an even worse problem .
Busy week on the domestic call outs . Moles have been busy ruining people’s lawns and paddocks over the winter period and now it’s time to start thinking about grass cutting - now is the ideal time to get them under control to prevent damage to your lawn and mower blades .
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Got a new style of mole trap to try out , ideal for runs under paving slabs and next to solid structures
Finally the weather has turned ,had traps frozen into the ground for a number of days . Hopefully get them all lifted and moved over the next few days . I have limited availability for farm clearances , contact me now to get scheduled in
Busy times, all this rain Is making the moles seek drier ground , often in people’s gardens and lawns . Call me for a fast efficient service from 1 mole to hundreds on farm land
This week I’ve covered shifnal , Telford much wenlock and Shrewsbury
Lots of rain forecast for the next week , this will raise the water levels and bring some flooding . This in turn can force the moles to move to drier / better feeding areas . Already getting calls for moles moving back into gardens from waterlogged fields .
Some spaces available for Mole clearance - covering Shrewsbury , Telford Oswestry Whitchurch and the Powys borders.
My winter season is well under way now , placed over 120 tunnel and talpex mole traps in the ground today. Moles were causing considerable damage to newly drilled winter crops , will have them under control within the week and minimise the damage . Looking forward to this winter working on the farms of Shropshire and Powys .
Winter is on its way , domestic mole control is slowly slowing down and calls from farmers are now coming in . Book early to secure my services as the diary is quickly filling up . Agricultural contracts taken all over north Shropshire and the Powys borders
Had some interesting calls recently to catch moles in gardens in Shropshire . A couple of these have involved moles that have surface run straight across lawns . This is where experience comes in in finding a suitable run for trapping . It’s always satisfying to catch a mole that is causing so much damage to a garden lawn . This weeks calls have been in Shrewsbury , wem , ellesmere , Oswestry , and baschurch
Had a couple of interesting calls this week involving moles pushing just under the surface . On one property they had travelled about 30m out into the garden grounds just under the surface leaving an unsightly ridge . With some strategic trap placement these troublesome moles have been removed .
All this wet weather has resulted in plenty of food for the moles this year and I’m expecting a very busy winter on the farms .
This week has seen me trapping in some challenging soil types . I have been using talpex traps in the sandy soil with great success . Had call outs this week to deal with moles tunnelling under membrane causing the membrane to move . Also calls for troublesome moles in allotments and garden lawns .
Busy week with lots of new customers , been a pleasure to visit some fantastic properties and help bring their mole problems under control . Today I have had two double catches , really pleased when this happens as it shows that my traps are set in the correct runs and also that they have been set perfectly . Hope you all have a great weekend
There has been no let up in Mole activity this week , new customers plus some return visits to clear up some new residents . This damp weather is providing ideal feeding conditions and the mikes are taking full advantage . This week I have been asked to clear another churchyard of their problem moles , using a mixture of talpex and half barrel dufus traps I am bringing them under control, and putting a stop the damage being caused.
Really busy period , traps set all over Shropshire from roddington to atcham to ellesmere . The slightly damper conditions have really got them moving and invading garden lawns .
If you have just cut your silage or hay then now is the ideal time to call me out and lower the number of moles in the fields . Mole hills can contaminate silage as well as cause costly damage to mowers . A short trapping session while the grass is growing back can have a major impact before the next cut
Call outs this week to some more beautiful gardens that are being damaged by moles , it really is amazing how much of a mess they can cause in such a short space of time . From a beautifully manicured lawn to an eyesore in a matter of days . This hot weather hasn’t really slowed them down too much in the right conditions but it has certainly slowed me down . This week I have trapped moles in garden lawns , borders , chicken runs and paddocks . I have been travelling throughout north Shropshire including wem and the outskirts of Whitchurch
Another busy day , setting traps and checking on others . Managed another double catch today , this is the bonus of using the half barrel traps as it can at times save having to do a third visit . Despite the hot weather there seems to be a lot of mole activity at the moment , especially in garden lawns and flower beds .
Busy few days , the moles seem to be everywhere at the moment , pushing into gardens from woodland and fields . Even had someone today who had lived in the same house for forty years and this was the first time they had ever had a mole in their garden lawn !
Travelled out to Roden and Newport this week as well as carrying out work for regular customers
Been busy trapping moles in and around bomere Heath this week . Moles have been busy moving from the fields into people’s gardens . I have been catching unusually high numbers from some pretty small areas , had two doubles this week in the duffus barrel traps .
Called out again to a beautiful garden in Oswestry that was again being ruined by moles . I had previously removed 5 from this garden just 3 months ago . Arrived to find a couple of hills , three traps in and two days later two moles out .
Had several calls this week to moles causing damage to garden lawns . Several moles removed resulting in happy customers who can now enjoy their gardens again .
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Busy week , seems to be a lot of activity in gardens at the moment
Posted 595 weeks ago
Moles are moving into gardens again after that bit of rain last week , call now for discounted local rates
Posted 597 weeks ago
Few domestic jobs on , don’t let those Mole hills ruin your mower blades
