| 1 year ago :: Feb 28, 2009 - 7:32AM #1 | |
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Is it true that most people try and get rid of their Moles and Voles, when they should really be trying to get rid of their Grubs? I have heard that by getting rid of the grubs the other critters will pack their bags and leave. GET OUT!
Michael
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| 1 year ago :: Mar 02, 2009 - 9:12AM #2 | |
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I had a really big problem with slugs last year, and when I say really big, I mean the slugs were huge! They multiplied quickly and pretty soon it was an invasion. Shortly after, I began to notice these raised rows under my beds in the front and realized that either moles or voles had moved in. Now I was hoping they weren't voles cause they can eat the roots of a tree in no time, whereas moles are there to eat grubs and other things of that nature. The benefit of having moles move in? Within 2 weeks my slugs were gone, which meant they were moles, and because my terrier tried to unearth them on a regular basis, they soon moved out. So without having to do anything, all of my problems were solved! |
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