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Mole traps and mole deterrents
Trapping is the most reliable way to deal with moles in the UK. Published research reports that no poisons or chemical repellents are currently approved for use against moles in Britain. Use a run probe to find the active tunnel, set a tunnel or claw trap in it, and use deterrents afterwards to help keep new moles away.
Our top picks
• Duffus Barrel Tunnel Mole Traps (3-pack): the easiest traps for beginners
• RatKil Claw Mole Traps (3-pack): scissor-style traps for deeper runs
• Pest-Stop Tunnel Mole Trap: a single trap for a small lawn
• Mole Run Dibber Probe: find the active tunnel before you set a trap
How to get the best results
• Set traps in the main run between two fresh molehills, not in the hill itself.
• Wear gloves, because moles avoid human scent.
• Check traps at least daily, and move them after two or three days without a catch.
• Flatten all the hills afterwards and watch for a week to confirm the mole has gone.
Read next: Woke up to another molehill? What actually works
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Mole traps and mole deterrents
Trapping is the most reliable way to deal with moles in the UK. Published research reports that no poisons or chemical repellents are currently approved for use against moles in Britain. Use a run probe to find the active tunnel, set a tunnel or claw trap in it, and use deterrents afterwards to help keep new moles away.
Our top picks
• Duffus Barrel Tunnel Mole Traps (3-pack): the easiest traps for beginners
• RatKil Claw Mole Traps (3-pack): scissor-style traps for deeper runs
• Pest-Stop Tunnel Mole Trap: a single trap for a small lawn
• Mole Run Dibber Probe: find the active tunnel before you set a trap
How to get the best results
• Set traps in the main run between two fresh molehills, not in the hill itself.
• Wear gloves, because moles avoid human scent.
• Check traps at least daily, and move them after two or three days without a catch.
• Flatten all the hills afterwards and watch for a week to confirm the mole has gone.
Read next: Woke up to another molehill? What actually works
Pest Eliminator is an affiliate site. We may earn a small commission if you buy through our links, at no extra cost to you.