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The MOLE POLE. It's pretty cool seeing birds of prey grabbing the moles ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/UWagsC4.jpeg) We had free range chickens on the farm when I was growing up and we had a battle with hawks catching our chicks all the time. Daddy took care of the problem by putting a steel trap on a fence post with red paint on the trigger. The hawks would light on the trap at the top of the pole. Problem solved! Best to have a heavy trap to keep em pinned down.
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