When a soil mound, or two or three, appear in a lawn or garden with no sign of the offending critter, it can be puzzling to determine which critter caused the mound. However, identification is ...

Moles are only one of a few other possibilities it could be, but thankfully, the list is small. If the cause of these mounds is a protected species, contact a professional before trying to get rid of ...

The following article was published in the Ellensburg Daily-Record. Spring means the return of lawn care season in Kittitas County, and now that the snow is gone, it’s clear that some tiny residents — ...

Question: Gophers are wrecking my garden. What can I do to stop them? A: Take heart. We have some tips for managing them. Five species of pocket gophers are found in California, with Botta’s pocket ...

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › When mole repellents fail to work, setting a mole trap is the logical next step. While ...

Question: Gophers are wrecking my garden. What can I do to stop them? A: Take heart. We have some tips for managing them. Five species of pocket gophers are found in California, with Botta’s pocket ...

If you're seeing mounds in your yard but no holes, it's most likely caused by burrowing moles. Moles are only one of a few other possibilities it could be, but thankfully, the list is small. If the ...

But before you can take action, you have to find out exactly what critter is making the mounds. Learn what's behind those mysterious mounds without holes. We'll also look at the culprits behind some ...