How to get rid of moles and voles in yard

Learn how to get rid of ground moles with dawn soap and castor oil. This easy recipe will deter moles, voles, gophers and rodents naturally.

Five methods to get rid of voles in your yard without using poison pellets. How to stop voles from destroying your yard and garden.

Learn how to get rid of moles in your yard right now and how to prevent more moles from moving in.

As an entomologist and pest control expert specializing in both urban pests and agricultural pests for the past 25 years, I'm going to show you how to get rid of moles in your yard - from my most favorite to my least favorite methods. Lots of ground mole removal methods ranging from mole poison and baits more humane options. I'll even show you how to get rid of moles naturally using items you already have at home!

Both moles and voles can burrow through a backyard, laying waste to carefully tended gardens and lawns—but that’s where their similarities end.

Discover how to get rid of moles in your yard with these simple rodent repellents that deter pests from making your house their home.

Discover how to get rid of moles in your lawn to keep your yard healthy and beautiful by using traps, bait, barriers, and repellent.

Before we talk about how to get rid of garden moles from your yard and garden, let's clarify the difference between these similar rodent-looking garden nemesis.

Voles, not to be confused with moles, can cause damage to your yard and garden. If you can't prevent them, then you need to learn how to deter voles.

Dawn dish soap contains biodegradable surfactants, which break down water surface tension, allowing it to penetrate into the mole's fur.