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How To Deter Moles Voles Gophers Mice Repel Rodents

Have a Vole, Mole or Gopher problem? Wanna rid your self of them?
The best thing you can do is deprive them of their food (mostly grubs) and shelter.

Now that's not a prevent all, after all Voles don't eat grubs, but that will work on the underground monsters. Voles eat a wide variety of plants, most frequently grasses and forbs. In late summer and fall, they store seeds, tubers, bulbs, and rhizomes.

What attracts voles (Also known as field mice) to your yard?
Meadows, weeds, dense, heavy vegetative covers in your yard attract voles as they serve as an area to breed and protect them. Excess brush and mulch on your lawn. Woodpiles and corners around trees, shrubs, and gardens can serve as hiding areas for them, as well as a fence or another other hiding spots they can feel safe.

How to rid your self of Voles

Do coffee grounds repel voles?
Although it is a debated subject, coffee grounds do appear to repel voles in the lawn. Sprinkle some around vole holes in the yard, and watch for any results.

How destructive are voles?
Voles can cause damage to small trees and shrubs. They can have multiple litters in a year, and every 3 to 5 years there is a population boom. Lawn damage is most visible in the spring. Prevent and manage vole damage through yard sanitation, reseeding grass, tree guards, trapping and pesticide application.

Do voles damage lawns?
Chewing by voles at the base of unprotected stems can cause girdling and result in significant dieback and even plant death. ... As turf pests are concerned, voles are among the vertebrate pests most likely to cause turf damage. Notable damage to turf most commonly occurs during the winter season under snow.

Does grass grow back after voles?
There is good news here: In most cases, the damage doesn't require a complicated fix. Unlike gophers, voles only eat the blades and stems of your grass, and not the roots or crown. So, the grass should grow back as the weather gets warmer.

Moles on the other hand, although about the same size as a vole, they eat different things.
Easy to remember if you use the first letter in their name.

Moles "M" for meat eater
Voles "V" for vegetarian

Moles will tunnel in your lawn, aerating it and also eating Grubs, grubs are what actually kill your lawn because they eat the "Root" unlike voles which only eat the grass blade.

If you want to get rid of moles, remove their food, grubs. So if you have a mole problem, rest assure, you probably also have a grub issue.

Repellex Mole, Vole and Gopher Repellent repel ground burrowing mammals and helps reduce future damage caused by their activities.

Repellex Mole, Vole and Gopher Repellent are safe to use on your lawn and garden. The active ingredients include castor oil, cinnamon, pepper and garlic oils. The granular formula is made with post consumer recycled cellulose working faster and better than other carrier granules.

Repels moles, voles and gophers out of your yard without the use of poisons or traps
Available in both liquid 32 oz. ready-to-spray (RTU) and 7 or 24 lb. granular application types
Active ingredients are safe, non-toxic essential oils
Unique emulsifying agents allow product to penetrate the soil quickly and effectively driving pests out with peak repellency
Granular is made from 100% post consumer recycled cellulose that holds more repellent allowing double the coverage to competitive products in market
This product is applicable for the following pest types: Moles, Gophers, Voles

Just One Bit, this is a killer. Vert good poison. Lots of people do not like to use Poison because birds and other animals who eat animals that have died because of poison's, can be collateral damage.

Kills roof rats, house mice, meadow voles*, and warfarin-resistant Norway rats.
Norway rats and house mice may consume a lethal dose in a single night’s feeding
Palatable formula with grains and seeds
No-touch pellet place packs make application easy
Rodents will eat directly through the place pack

Even though the rodent will eat thru the pack, when using these outside they and use a bait station to help product the poison from animals who you are not targeting, also the local dog, cat or kid.

Use poisons with care, don't over feed the rodents, other wise they will just store the poisons...

The mice ate the bait and have died. How do I keep them from coming back?
Preventing re-infestation takes a sound rodent control strategy. Seal off all access to food and shelter and keep your home, workplace, or barn clean.

Will rats and mice eat enough bait to die in a single feeding?
House mice and rats usually will consume a lethal dose in a single feeding, but it may take 2 or more days to die, depending on the type of bait they ate.

My Green Lawn
Frank

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