Mole’s Information Sheet

Mole’s Information Sheet – Problems with Moles

The main complaints we get are:
Moles are tearing up my yard or flower beds
Moles are tearing up my grass
Moles create raised tunnels and mounds in your yard

Mole’s Information Sheet – About Moles

Moles have cylindrical bodies about 6 inches in length. Moles are coved in fur, their ears are not visible and moles have very small eyes. Moles mostly feed on earthworms and small invertebrates and must eat every couple hours. While they do eat grubs, it is an old wives tale that grubs are the reason that moles are in a lawn; therefore using a grub control product will not be effective.

Mole’s Information Sheet – How to get rid of Moles

Memphis based A-1 Wildlife Service offers a trapping program for moles. We will come out and set traps that will catch the moles in your yard and flower beds.

Problems with Moles

The main complaints we get are:
Moles are tearing up my yard or flower beds
Moles are tearing up my grass
Moles create raised tunnels and mounds in your yard

About Moles

Moles have cylindrical bodies about 6 inches long in length. Moles are coved in fur, their ears are not visible and moles have very small eyes. Moles mostly feed on earthworms and small invertebrates and must eat every couple hours. While they do eat grubs, it is an old wives tale that grubs are the reason that moles are in a lawn; therefore using a grub control product will not be effective.

How to get rid of Moles

Memphis based A-1 Wildlife Service offers a trapping program for moles. We will come out and set traps that will actually catch the moles in your yard and flower beds.

General Information

Breeding Time Frame:

February to June

Gestation/Incubation:

42 days

Birthing Time Frame:

March/April

Litter Size:

2 to 8

Weaning Time Frame:

5 months