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I use traps but some owners have put those vibrating sola spikes in there lawns and they do not work. you can try moth balls in there runs not in the hills
The only humane and effective method of mole control is to get a professional molecatcher in who uses traps. Gas is inhumane, indiscriminate, expensive and ineffective: the anecdotal methods like castor oil, jeyes fluid and urine don't work, kill plants and smell terrible - and moles have a minimal sense of smell; sonic or vibration repellers are so useless that moles frequently push hills up next to or directly under them to show their contempt; and using live trap traps and relocation sentences the mole to death by starvation or having to fight with the the moles in the area they are relocated to (moles are aggressively territorial and solitary). Finally, amateur trap use is also not humane, as the chances of an incorrectly set trap catching a mole badly and causing it a protracted, painful death are high. If you want moles removed effectively, humanely and with compassion, use a professional who is a member of one of the professional organisations.