Getting Rid of Pesky Moles and Gophers
Tuesday, May 26th, 2009If you walked into your yard, stepped on a patch of grass and felt your feet sink down a little, know that it may not be because it’s muddy and wet outside. It may be because the ground isn’t as solid as it used to be. Look around for small hills or mountains spread around your yard. You might think of them as tunnels, with openings to the upper ground. Before you go screaming into the night, and think that this is some kind of a conspiracy to do in your yard, those spots that appear all over your grass with brown spots and parts of it dying, may be a sign that you have moles or gophers.
These annoying little vermin can totally demolish your yard. It has nothing to do with the care that you give your lawn; moles and gophers don’t just move in on people who let their yards go. It can happen with any yard, anywhere; and while that may sound somewhat overwhelming realize that you’re not in this alone. There are millions of yards around the world that are affected by these rodents every day. They can do damage in excess of what most people think is rational, and at other times, you barely know that they’re there. Believe it or not, there’s no rhyme or reason to why they move in or not and that knowledge might be extremely distressing.