Ubalun Mole Traps That Kill, Easy Setup and Quick Kill Scissor Traps, Vole Gopher Trap for Lawns, Heavy Duty and Non-Toxic (2 Traps)

· Why do we need to address the mole problem as soon as possible? These critters are veritable "diggers", capable of digging up to 18 feet in less than an hour! causing devastating damage to your property. That's why, as cute as they may be, we recommend solving your mole problem as soon as possible. · Ubalun mole trap use for safe and effective mole control 1. Made of 100% galvanized steel for superb weather and corrosion resistance. Solid, durable, and reusable for the long-term protection of your lawn and garden. 2. When the metal trigger disc is triggered by a slight movement, the sharp scissors will capture and kill the mole within 0.5 seconds. 3. Ubalun mole trap can be set in any soil type and is ideal for organic farms, ranches, and nurseries. 4. No Digging is Required. Only traps can be set safely and quickly with just the action of stepping on them. It's also equipped with two red flags as markers to assist in the setting. · Tips for catching moles better 1. Position the trap correctly Traps must be placed just right to be effective. To ensure proper placement, you must be observant and persistent. The best place to set a trap is on a straight tunnel, against an edge (such as a house), and is the most active and persistent. 2. Season of trapping Unlike other animals such as chipmunks, moles do not hibernate. Instead, they build deeper tunnels in the winter. They also build deeper nests in the summer to escape the heat of the sun. Because of this, it is more difficult to trap moles in the summer and winter. Spring and fall are the best seasons to trap moles. 3. Wear gloves to set traps Moles have a strong sense of smell. Human scent is very strong to moles. They can detect our scent immediately without going near the trap. By wearing gloves, on the other hand, human scent can be masked and the spread of the virus can be reduced. 4. Irrigate the soil Before setting traps, irrigate the soil. By irrigating and watering the soil, the bugs will gather at the surface and then guide the moles to move around the surface. This will make trapping moles much easier.