How do I get rid of moles in my yard?

Trapping in active tunnels is the most reliable method. We do it without poison.

Is it moles or something else digging my yard?

Raised tunnels usually mean moles. Holes and torn-up patches overnight are more often armadillos or skunks.

Nuisance Wildlife Removal · River Region, AL

Mole Removal in Montgomery, AL.

Raised tunnels and mounds ruining your lawn? Hog Gone Wildlife Control traps moles, with no poison.

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Signs you have moles

How to tell moles moved in.

Moles stay out of sight, but their tunnels leave clear signs just below the surface of your lawn. Here's what to look for.

Raised ridges and tunnels running across your lawn.

Small volcano-shaped dirt mounds pushed up from below.

Soft spots in the grass that sink when you walk on them.

Why you shouldn't wait.

Moles keep tunneling and can tear up a lawn and garden quickly. The sooner we set traps in the active runs, the less damage they do.

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How we remove moles

Trapping in active tunnels. No poison.

We find the active tunnels and set traps right where the moles are working. It's the most reliable way to handle them, and it means no poison in your yard.

Trapping is not an overnight solution, but once traps are in the right runs, most jobs move along steadily. We follow Alabama wildlife regulations and give you a clear plan after a free inspection.

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Where we work

Mole trapping across the River Region.

We trap moles on lawns and gardens throughout the River Region.

Montgomery Prattville Wetumpka Millbrook Pike Roadand the rest of the River Region

Mole removal questions, answered.

Straight answers from a local family business.

Mole problem?

Tunnels tearing up your lawn? Let's get them gone.

Call or text us now, or send the form and John Mark will get back to you. Free inspections, no obligation.