A lawn can look perfectly smooth in late winter, then suddenly transform into a maze of soft ridges and mysterious dirt mounds. Those twisting tunnels don’t appear by accident, and they definitely don ...

Most people meet moles through frustration. Or maybe it’s just me? I play ball in the backyard with my dog, Maisy, every ...

I think that most by now have finished up mowing lawns for the season. At least I hope that’s the case. Perhaps you have noticed mounds or piles of soil in the lawn? If so, it’s likely you have moles ...

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ST. LOUIS – Summer is time to be outside. But is also prime time for pests. “At Rottler, the phones ring off the hook. And we tend to track what’s going on,” says Jay Everitt, Technical Director at ...

Volcano-like mounds of soil, dirt ridges in your yard, lines of dead grass, patches of loose soil — if these signs sound familiar, you may have moles. You will want to get these rodents out of your ...

Nothing kills the joy of a morning walk faster than finding holes or random heaps of soil in the yard. And, unfortunately, what you're seeing on your lawn is just the tip of the iceberg. The real ...