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Moles and Voles – Services
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Though voles and moles have same sounding names and both causing havoc to yards, these are two entirely different pests, yet they’re often confused. Moles seem to be much better known, but it’s really voles causing much of the damage chalked up to moles. It’s important to know which pest you’ve got because effective mole control and vole control depends on targeting the right action to the right animal. We treat voles with external bait stations and also apply chemical bait into the holes. Whereas moles we use mole traps and/or fumigate the tunnels. There is no guarantee for moles; voles can be control.
Though voles and moles have same sounding names and both causing havoc to yards, these are two entirely different pests, yet they’re often confused. Moles seem to be much better known, but it’s really voles causing much of the damage chalked up to moles. It’s important to know which pest you’ve got because effective mole control and vole control depends on targeting the right action to the right animal. We treat voles with external bait stations and also apply chemical bait into the holes. Whereas moles we use mole traps and/or fumigate the tunnels. There is no guarantee for moles; voles can be control.
All potential entry points inside should be properly sealed. These include cracks in corners of cupboards, improperly fitted baseboards, openings around pipes and air vents. Generally, using steel wool or a caulking compound to close off access points is sufficient.
Control of Moles and Voles
There are several products available from Ecopest professionally developed for the control moles and voles. Contact our office to obtain product informatio
Unlike moles, voles are rodents that look much like mice, only with shorter tails. They’re dark brown in color, about 5 inches in length and have eyes and ears that you can readily notice. They feed on grass and perennial-flower roots, they’ll eat seeds and bulbs, and especially in winter when other foods are scarce, they’ll even girdle the bark off trees and shrubs.
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