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Re: Need help getting rid of ground moles


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Posted by Wilamayb on October 11, 2012 at 16:54:50 from (66.168.153.148):

In Reply to: Need help getting rid of ground moles posted by Brett Helmkamp on October 11, 2012 at 16:30:23:

As has always been stated, you'll have to get rid of the grubs.

I tried all of the granules that are supposed to get rid of grubs, even a triple rate of it with no results. As a last ditch effort I used something off lablel that works GREAT. My moles were gone within 2 weeks or so and have just recently returned. The product is called "force 3G". I believe it is a Syngenta product. It is actually an "in furrow" planting insecticide but seems to work great on bugs of all kinds! It is tough stuff. I breathed a little too much once (enough to burn my lungs). I found only dead ticks on me for about 4 months. Force can be purchased at your local CO-OP or CPS. So far as I know it only comes in 50lb bags and is a little expensive. It only takes about 5 lb per acre ( I applied about double that rate). You'll only apply it maybe twice a year, causing a bag to last you quite some time.

I have zoysia grass. Grubs love Zoysia! Moles love grubs! It was a terrible cycle.

I like to keep razor sharp mower blades. Its tough to do that with mole runs all over the yard!

I'm certian that this is off lablel too, but I have to wonder if a dose of Malathion every couple of weeks would ward off the grubs? If you try it report back and let us know...


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