Product Review
NoMol are the most effective mole traps on the market. The trap is completely safe as it is placed below the ground to catch unwanted moles, voles and shrews. They are easy to set up and prevents unwanted pests from damaging backyards and gardens. These traps sit completely underground making them difficult to spot. Each pack includes 4 traps, 4 wooden stakes and detailed setup instructions.
- 4 TRAPS INCLUDED - Get professional mole control at a fraction of exterminator prices. Each pack includes 4 wire tong traps plus 4 wooden stakes for marking locations. The NoMol trap works inside the tunnel where moles travel - they pass through, trigger the spring, and are caught instantly. Use in pairs (one facing each direction) for best results
- MOW RIGHT OVER THEM - Unlike spike or scissor traps that stick above ground, NoMol traps sit completely underground in the tunnel. Set them, cover with dirt, and mow your lawn normally while you wait. Rust-resistant coating ensures years of reuse in all weather conditions
- HOW IT WORKS - Find a fresh mound, dig down to expose the tunnel, insert one trap facing each direction, and cover with dirt. Check every 2-3 days. The strong spring ensures fast, effective trapping - while the spring is stiff, the included instructions make setup straightforward with proper technique. CAUTION: This is a LETHAL trap. Keep away from children and pets
- PROVEN RESULTS - One customer caught nearly 40 moles over several years - "almost never a miss." Works in all soil types and reaches deep tunnels where surface traps cannot. Designed for moles, voles, and shrews (some customers report success with gophers). Unlike poison baits, you know immediately when you have caught one
- PRO TIPS FROM EXPERIENCED USERS - (1) Use ALL 4 traps to cover multiple tunnel directions. (2) Set on most sensitive trigger setting - test with paper before placing. (3) Tie a rope to the trap ring and anchor outside the tunnel for easy retrieval. (4) If moles tunnel around the trap, widen the 1-1/4" opening slightly. (5) Be persistent - it may take a few attempts to find active tunnels
