Welcome to my web site. I've kept it short and sweet  with a few testimonials and information. After reading it, if you feel I can help you get rid of your Mole Problem then please contact me by phone or e-mail and I'll be glad to help.

TESTIMONIALS

Richard - Woodlands

Moles, they love my lawn !  Over the past 4 years I think Mick has caught between 10 and 12 in my garden. When the molehills appear it’s a message or text to Mick’s mobile.

Same or next day, when I get home from work, Mick’s trap marker sticks are dotted around the lawn. 48 hours later, sticks gone, traps gone, molehills dispersed, holes filled, grass divots replaced, invoice through letterbox and no fresh molehills.

Job done, top man.

Mr H - Holt

I have a large grassed area to the rear of the house which dips in the middle and throughout the year is always damp which attracts the worms which in turn regularly bring in the moles.

I call Mick and soon his traps are set. Sometimes, due to the damp clay soil the mole pushes the soil into Mick’s traps which triggers them but allows the mole to escape.

However Mick perseveres and usually within 2 or 3 visits the little blighter is caught.

He has never failed yet.

Pleasant, courteous old style service.

Mrs B - West Parley

I think I was one of Mick’s first customers when he started his mole catching business a number of years ago.

I usually have 1 or 2 visits annually from the little pests, but a call to Mick and normally after only 2 visits the problem is sorted.

He always reinstates the lawn for me where he has set his traps and always has time for a tour of the garden.

Very knowledgeable, good humoured and now a friend as well as a trustworthy Molecatcher.

Trevor - Head Groundsman

I am responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of a local Town Council's sports area which has numerous Rugby, Football and Cricket pitches etc.

We have had an ongoing problem over the years with moles and have tried using gas pellets to rid the area of them but without much success.

I saw Mick the Mole, Traditional Molecatcher,  advertised in a local magazine. When I contacted Mick, he suggested that due to the distance he would have to travel, a more financially viable way forward would be if he taught myself and a colleague how to catch the moles ourselves.

After finance was agreed by the Town Clerk, Mick spent a half day with us passing on his vast knowledge of moles, how to find the mole runs, different types of mole traps etc., and giving us  (very patient!) trapping tuition.

He later kept in contact by phone to find out how we were progressing and whether we had encountered any problems and after only a couple of weeks I was pleased to report that we had cleared the whole affected area of moles and were now well prepared should others invade again.

These are just four genuine testimonials from the hundreds of customers I have helped with their Mole Problems over the years.

What do you need to know about Moles ?

Their Latin name, size, weight, breeding habits etc? All you need to know is that moles have four legs, two very big front feet, a pointy nose and a large appetite for worms and as you are probably aware by now (that’s why you are looking for a Molecatcher) can, in a very short time, turn your lawn, flower beds, paddock, field, churchyard, sports ground etc., into a scene resembling a battlefield !

Ways to get rid of Moles

Traps, traps, or traps. The only surefire humane method.

Mole Deterrents (so called) or other Old Wives Tales !

Moth Balls, Windmills in a Bottle, Smoke Bombs etc., I even have one customer who sprays WD 40 down the molehills (at least the mole does not squeak!)

The ever popular (and expensive) contraption that works off solar power or batteries, that you push into your lawn and it lets out a regular beep. 85% to 95% of my customers have them in their lawns. So if they, or any of the other so called deterrents work, then why am I called in ??

Working Area

Normally a 20 mile radius of Wimborne Minster, which include Ferndown, Verwood, Ringwood, Blandford, East Dorset. However I will travel a greater distance subject to the customer agreeing a suitable price.

Mole catching Fees

Depends on how big the problem is, distance to travel, time spent etc.

Remember, if you live a considerable distance from me and you have a regular Mole problem, you may wish to consider the tuition option.

However much it costs, I think that compared to the price of the Boilerman visiting or having your car repaired, the cost of  getting rid of your Mole Problem will be quite reasonable.

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