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Homemade mole repellent

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Those who have gardens or fields encountered a problem when their plot in the pits is the work of moles! Such pits harm your garden, the fact that you planted in this garden, and indeed such a site has a not very beautiful appearance. There are many ways to combat these pests, but not all of these methods are effective and not all you can afford based on the price of them. Today I will tell you about how you can make yourself a scarer of moles and other pests of your site.


For our fixtures we will need beer or beverage can and metal pin:
Homemade mole repellent

To begin with, use a felt-tip pen to mark our jar as shown in the photo (that is, we draw the four letters "P", only one of the vertical lines should be slightly smaller than the other):

After that, using a clerical knife or scissors, gently cut the jar along the lines drawn by us. Follow safety precautions to avoid injury.

Next, you need to carefully bend the parts of the jar that we cut off as shown in the photo (we get something similar to a propeller):

Next, we take a metal pin and with the help of a hammer in the center of the bottom of the can “hammer it”, after placing the can on a hard surface, for example, a brick:


Remember that the pin we need to slightly hammer into the bottom of the can, but not to pierce it through and through. If you do everything right, then you will get such a dent here:

Now we turn the jar so that the pin is at the bottom, and the jar is on top and insert the pin into the ground.

That's all! Mole repeller is ready! Now when the wind blows, thanks to the “blades” made by us, the can will rotate on the pin, transmitting vibration through the pin to the ground. Moles thus hearing the vibration will go away from this place.
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The roots of your plants are gnawed by a bear.
When digging the earth, did you see white larvae looking like overweight shrimp? These are her children who must be carefully destroyed.

Well, you are talking nonsense, these are the larvae of the May bug!

The bear, yes, also nibbles the roots, like the beetle larva.

Yes, the mole does not eat roots. But it can gnaw, if they stand on the aisle.
And there are many moles. And it’s the roots they grind the bastards from the whole garden

In fact, moles feed on worms, wood lice and other living creatures that live in the ground. And your roots to them "on the drum."
The roots of your plants are gnawed by a bear.
When digging the earth, did you see white larvae looking like overweight shrimp? These are her children who must be carefully destroyed.
And my cat catches shrews ...
A video is not available why? It becomes scary when moles in rows and columns rushed to run away from the toy? It’s from a toy. Since in real life they do not pay attention to this rubbish at all.
Quote: Valery
We had to fight ... We do not have shrews and other things ... But there are many moles. And it’s the roots they, the bastards at the whole garden grind ...
Periodically, when moles appeared, I simply poured a hole with water with good pressure until it flows out of the rest ... Often, the mole crawled out ...
But such, only from a plastic bottle, rattled somehow .... but moles still dug between them ...

But that’s okay, but the familiar one is “annealing”! ... Moreover, in the literal sense, too ...)))) I pumped acetylene with oxygen into the hole !!!! Then he only realized what he had done .... When a currant bush jumped at a neighbor behind a fence! )))) ... His beds were already in ruins by then ....
...Real story!!! I myself was not a witness, but I know him and my neighbors well ....

I read your joke yesterday night, I thought I won’t fall asleep. xaxa yahoo
Till xaxa remembered from my life really happening.
"He worked as the head of mechanical workshops. We had a welded one, Semyon. A man with a sense of humor. At that time, it was“ fashionable ”to burn exhaust pipes of motorcycles from soot. They clogged tightly. You can burn with a blowtorch and charcoal, .... but So the motorcyclists went to Semen, burned and burned by gas welding. While Semyon conjured for half an hour over his pipes, the owner stood smoking and chatting with the men. In short, Semyon began to get it. And in one of such cases, a sufficient audience, another client, as always stands with a man Ami’s burns. Semyon extinguishes the burner and lets the acetylene mixture into the exhaust pipe of the client. Pretending that the burner has gone out, asks the owner to “light it up,” he holds the burner near the pipe. The owner brings a match and there’s such a shot !!! soot and oil from its exhaust. The audience first sat down from the shot, and when they saw a mug, fell to the ground.
And so it was.
We had to fight ... We do not have shrews and other things ... But there are many moles. And it’s the roots they, the bastards at the whole garden grind ...
Periodically, when moles appeared, I simply poured a hole with water with good pressure until it flows out of the rest ... Often, the mole crawled out ...
But such, only from a plastic bottle, rattled somehow .... but moles still dug between them ...

But that’s okay, but the familiar one is “annealing”! ... Moreover, in the literal sense, too ...)))) I pumped acetylene with oxygen into the hole !!!! Then he only realized what he had done .... When a currant bush jumped at a neighbor behind a fence! )))) ... His beds were already in ruins by then ....
...Real story!!! I myself was not a witness, but I know him and my neighbors well ....
Honestly a long time ago, it seems not very large. Why I don’t remember in the bag, I probably was at hand.
Quote: pogranec
I don’t know about moles, but about such things they frighten off the cabbage. A mole is a smart animal, I only managed to cope with it by digging it. And again, there is a mole, and there are mole rats (at least we call them that). I didn’t know whom I dug up, I put it in a bag and took it out to the field.

I asked the “connoisseurs of“ moles. ”The mole in the garden practically doesn’t settle (maybe he’ll“ pass ”by, it doesn’t bring much harm), he needs roots.
There is another "scary" beast for the garden, this animal resembles a field mouse, but its muzzle is more elongated, a shrew.

"Do not mind the animals enjoying the seeds of plants and other plant foods. For this purpose, is the proboscis, which shrews undermines the earth and gnaws the roots and roots of many crops, causing significant damage to gardeners.
A distinctive feature of shrews is an intensive metabolism, because of which they eat so much that the mass of absorbed food during the day is 6 times the mass of the animal itself. Without food, a shrew can last only 11 hours. "
Mole rats are several times larger than moles, weight - up to a kilogram. I didn’t see any living ones, but they rake out the earth “in an adult way”, much more than moles.
Quote: pogranec
I didn’t know whom I dug up, I put it in a bag and took it out to the field.

Why in the bag? Was it so big?)))
I don’t know about moles, but about such things they frighten off the cabbage. A mole is a smart animal, I only managed to cope with it by digging it. And again, there is a mole, and there are mole rats (at least we call them that). I didn’t know whom I dug up, I put it in a bag and took it out to the field.
I have a question for the commentators: - Have you seen moles yourself, or at least had to “fight” them? Than?
Only to myself, not from the Internet.
Perhaps I agree with you. I also trust the factory more. Moreover, your sititek mole repeller also has a solar battery. As far as I understand, this makes it almost autonomous?
And in calm weather, he certainly will not be of any use. It’s easier, in any case, for me to buy a ready-made mole repeller in my store (I have a sititek LED on a solar panel) and not be dependent on wind or other weather phenomena.

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