Moles don’t eat garden plants or the roots of turf grasses, but the damage moles cause when they tunnel through your landscape looking for food is unsightly and dangerous to you and your family. Shallow tunnels create surface runways whereas deep tunnels create surface mounds.

 

Mole tunnels and mounds are evidence that moles are active and feeding on worms, grubs and other insects, consuming about 40 pounds of insects in a year while destroying your landscape with shallow tunnels that dry out the root systems of valuable plants and shrubs. And mole tunnels are used by rodents of all kinds!