1. First, find the mole trail entrance. You should find the entrance hole near the end of the active mole trail. It will usually be somewhat hidden from clear view, under leaves or a bush, near the edge of the yard, flower bed, tree well, etc. If you cannot find the mole hole, see the note at the bottom of the page.
   

2. Stomp down the trails.


3. Brush the debris away from the hole to gain access. Insert one wad of MoleAttack into the hole, about 1-2 inches deep.


4. The mole will brush against the wad the next time it goes through the tunnel. They HATE the stuff and they won’t be back!


5. Repeat the procedure if any new trails appear. There are usually 1 or 2 moles per infestation.

If you cannot find the trail entrance:
          Stomp down all the mole trails then leave the area because the mole won’t come back if anyone is around. Check back every few hours until the mole returns and active trail is raised again. The tunnel entrance may be visible now.
          If you still can't find the trail entrance, make your own entrance holes.  Make a hole about 1 foot from each end of the trail. Gently 'drill' the hole with a stick or knife. It should go deep enough to reach the middle of the tunnel. This will usually be about 2-3 inches from the surface. Just make it just large enough to put the MoleAttack wad into the trail. Insert 1 MoleAttack wad into each of the holes that you made. The next time the mole goes through the tunnel its skin will touch the wad, and it won't be back.
         You may have to repeat this procedure for every mole that is present. There are usually only 1 or 2 moles present. Usually within a couple of days, after spending less than 5 minutes of your time, the moles are all gone.

It really is that easy.  
(A full instruction sheet comes with MoleAttack.)
 

MoleAttack is the best way to get rid of your moles.

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