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Nash Mole Trap | The BEST Mole Trap Ever!

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My apologies for not showing actually placing the mole trap back in the ground. The rain we received last night has pretty much washed the runs back in and it's difficult to tell where to place the mole trap. It does go in the actual runs, not in the mole hills. You can place the mole trap in a run near a hill such as I did, but it does have to go in a run. I hope I explained the use and placement well enough for anyone considering purchasing this type of mole trap.

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@kennyg9018 21 день назад

I have one of the Nash traps and it's like setting a bear trap. Unfortunately, our soil is too rocky to use them. It's nearly impossible to get those loops down far enough so the trigger is over the run. I have probably 5 other kinds of traps and have only caught moles with the Victor spike traps. Now in August with little rain our soil is hard and can't even get those in the ground so just bought several barrel traps and have them out. Waiting to see how they work. I've tried the Cinch traps and Trapline traps with no success as well.

@slavasokolov1 Месяц назад

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@toniastin3288 Месяц назад

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@zurkatri1049 Месяц назад

When do you protect your bamboo in the winter? If you do

@CountryWhatnotGardens Месяц назад

@zurkatri1049 I don't know why my replies won't show under your comment. I can't see it at least. I don't know what kind of games RU-vid is playing. I've checked it in every browser and it's not showing anywhere. Anyway, I had said something along the lines that I haven't done any winter protection yet. I would like to possibly experiment sometime with laying down the Pseudosasa and Indocalamus, then cover with burlap to see if that will help the culms to overwinter. If I do that I would wait for three months of temperatures below 45ºF to be sure the plants are dormant and that I'm not covering them during a period when they should still be actively photosynthesizing. I hope YT allows this comment to show.