Who in the world would want to go in the dairy business? Must have more money than sense.
You're sadly mistaken. You get all your dairy products free? lol About 150 dairies bring in over 700 million a year in Oregon. This guy's organic so he's getting more bang for his milk
4 types 1) Out of sight mole traps (been around forever) 24ea + the farmer has provided 60 2) Mole Reaper traps (easy to set and good price point) 52 of these 3) Trapline traps (the double in the pic are them and they are a one direction trap but EASY to set and don't hurt if it bites ya) 1dz these 4) Yarddog traps - (only have two cause I grabbed them off someone to play with. Simple to set and no digging but, it's for feeder runs not mounds)
4 types 1) Out of sight mole traps (been around forever) 24ea + the farmer has provided 60 2) Mole Reaper traps (easy to set and good price point) 52 of these 3) Trapline traps (the double in the pic are them and they are a one direction trap but EASY to set and don't hurt if it bites ya) 1dz these 4) Yarddog traps - (only have two cause I grabbed them off someone to play with. Simple to set and no digging but, it's for feeder runs not mounds)
Looks like fun! If you were buying more traps, which of the 4 types would you buy more of?
I used to have a yard cat that would bring me two or three a day.
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When I moved to TN they were bad around here. Told my son, sorry, but I need Buddy, our badass killing cat up here. Within a couple weeks, no moles, squirrel nests, lizards and so forth. He’s a ruthless killer. He did learn, even though groundhogs are slow, they put up a heck of a fight. He took a few days off from hunting to recuperate after that.
If you were buying more traps, which of the 4 types would you buy more of?[/quote] It really depends. I use a razor clam shovel to dig my holes because it’s the perfect size for the mole reapers in the out of sight traps. The out of sight traps require a mound or a bridge. Be built under the trigger. The mole reaper sit flat on the tunnel floor, the trigger that is. So ease of setting I’d go with the mole reaper. I think they’re both OK in dry weather. If I was strictly doing feeder tunnels, I would use the trap lines and the mole reapers.
For average Joe like me I just use mole eliminator trap. Kodiak The Mole whisperer is on different level tham me😀
I grabbed two off marketplace to try on tunnels and they work. Just too big when ya storing and using 10-90 traps. at any given time. A lot of guys like the gopher hawk traps but, I don't care for them. Hard to punch through summer soils
Anyone in areas with a lot of moles should call around and see what's being charged and consider the mole trapping business or a side hustle.. I knew a guy here at $50 per mole, a few others higher. I branched out from the farm land offering $45 set-up fee/$35 per mole and got 2 places the last 2 days. $160 for 2 moles so far Guys are literally making thousands in the big cities annually and it's nation wide
Anyone in areas with a lot of moles should call around and see what's being charged and consider the mole trapping business or a side hustle.. I knew a guy here at $50 per mole, a few others higher. I branched out from the farm land offering $45 set-up fee/$35 per mole and got 2 places the last 2 days. $160 for 2 moles so far Guys are literally making thousands in the big cities annually and it's nation wide