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Old 06-21-2014, 11:01 PM
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used to have them all the time got some insecticide the killed the grubs and they left ... funny thing the neighbors yard got infested
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I have also heard that if you get rid of the grubs then the moles will leave.

I have also heard of dogs that will track them down and dig them up. I think if a fella had a dog that would do that, you could almost make a living with him.

Never heard of "poisonous worms" before...

Does anyone have a Product or Brand name for the insecticide that kills the grubs?
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Old 06-22-2014, 10:23 AM
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Problem with insecticides is they are not discriminate on what they kill. I like to see frogs, toads, lightning bugs and so on. Insecticides screw up the food chain that ultimately comes back to us.
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I have also heard that if you get rid of the grubs then the moles will leave.

I have also heard of dogs that will track them down and dig them up. I think if a fella had a dog that would do that, you could almost make a living with him.

Never heard of "poisonous worms" before...

Does anyone have a Product or Brand name for the insecticide that kills the grubs?
i think the stuff we used was called diazalon or something like that
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i think the stuff we used was called diazalon or something like that
Diazinon.

I was told years ago this would kill the grubs and the moles would go away. I've had a jug for years and never used it.
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Use milky spore to kill the grubs. Google it. I think it gets kinda pricey for the coverage I need.
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Old 06-26-2014, 12:11 PM
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Here's what I used 2 yrs. ago. Hose end sprayer & grubs gone.

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I have two cats that dig up moles and leave them for me all the time. quite funny to watch.
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Problem with insecticides is they are not discriminate on what they kill. I like to see frogs, toads, lightning bugs and so on. Insecticides screw up the food chain that ultimately comes back to us.
I agree with this statement , i do not like using pesticides/insecticides/chemicals. We have enough chemicals in our enviroment already.

I had a mole problem also and when doing some research , i went with mole traps. I can't remember the name brand , but they are everywhere. You place them in the mole run and they are a spring loaded mole piercing death trap.

I put two traps out and caught six moles within a week !!
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They are chasing after the grubs. Get rid of them, they'll leave. I've heard that Preen works, but any insecticide should get rid of them.
Preen is an herbicide. Just saying.
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