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Pogle replied

14 June 2010, 20:42
Originally posted by Zippy View Post

I'm not having OH roaming round my garden with a shovel and a shotgun

Naw - he'll come out at night and swoop down silently and eat them

Mind you he'll make a bit of a mess with the pellets...
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Zippy replied

14 June 2010, 20:36
Originally posted by norrahe View Post

WHS

I agree with DaveB

If you value your lawn, you'll want to avail of Owlhoots mole clearing services

I'm not having OH roaming round my garden with a shovel and a shotgun
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Pogle replied

14 June 2010, 20:32
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

There are plenty of ways to clear moles that don't involve killing them.

OOH a mole re homing program?? Feel free to re-home them at Pogle acres
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DaveB replied

14 June 2010, 20:29
Originally posted by Pogle View Post

So having a perfect ******* lawn is more important than a moles right to life.

There are plenty of ways to clear moles that don't involve killing them.
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Pogle replied

14 June 2010, 20:03
So having a perfect ******* lawn is more important than a moles right to life.
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norrahe replied

14 June 2010, 19:53
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

Depends how keen a gardener you are. They will wreck your lawn, can undermine garden walls and the worms they eat are good for the soil.

WHS

I agree with DaveB

If you value your lawn, you'll want to avail of Owlhoots mole clearing services
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DaveB replied

14 June 2010, 19:40
Originally posted by Pogle View Post

Evil bastards! What the hell is wrong with a mole, they are cute and read a lot and eat earthworms, my fave mole is the star nosed mole - most bizarre looking creature

Depends how keen a gardener you are. They will wreck your lawn, can undermine garden walls and the worms they eat are good for the soil.
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Pogle replied

14 June 2010, 18:51
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

Just recently loads of signs have appeared around us, usually attached to lamposts, advertising mole clearing services.

Plan B anyone?

Evil bastards! What the hell is wrong with a mole, they are cute and read a lot and eat earthworms, my fave mole is the star nosed mole - most bizarre looking creature
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HairyArsedBloke replied

14 June 2010, 09:54
I blame AtW
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DaveB replied

14 June 2010, 09:51
Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post

Mole population soars

They reckon there are anything up to 40 million moles in the UK now.

Just recently loads of signs have appeared around us, usually attached to lamposts, advertising mole clearing services.

Plan B anyone?
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14 June 2010, 07:22
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OwlHoot started a topic Another Plan B - Mole Catching?

14 June 2010, 07:10
Another Plan B - Mole Catching?

Mole population soars

They reckon there are anything up to 40 million moles in the UK now.
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