Amdro Mole & Gopher Tunnel Trap, Contains 1 Reusable Trap

I love to garden and started to plant already, i chose this one because my flower always attack by the rabbit, i dig in and put this trap and voila, catch them finally, then after that, squirrel haha it works great. I loved it. Thank you so much and now im at peace.

Received this Amdro Mole Tunnel trap as a spark review item this week. It came right on time as we've had ground disruptions lately on both sides of our home. Mounds of loose dirt and have tried pet friendly (to dogs-cats) poisons - moth balls etc. and have been no help. Read and researched info and many helpful tips online on how to place this trap to be most effective. So my husband dug a hole to bury the trap a bit in the area that's been showing activity. An important tip we saw was to cover the inside bottom with enough dirt so the trap is not readily detected. After 1st try - the next day 1 was caught. Now moved to the other side -- will just keep moving back and forth till we get them all. We did place a weighted (with a brick) plastic basket over the trap so that a dog or cat would not dig at it or be harmed. The mechanics of this trap is really strong and powerful. It is a well made and heavy duty type contraption. Have already recommended to friends who have had the same problem with mole activity.

So I'm trying to grow nice grass and a garden, but I have gophers! I dont want to kill them I just want them out my yard and not digging in my grass and dirt. I got this trap to try and remove them from my property and so far it works. I have caught 2 gophers!! It was really easy to set up the trap in like 3 steps. I took.it out the box set it up in my yard and had a gopher in about 4 hours. Im very pleased with this trap and I know it definitely works.

I have the Amdro Mole and Gopher Tunnel to trap pesky rodents that were coming in the yard near the chicken coop. There were tunnels being dug by the rodents to get into the chicken run to gain access to the chickens' feed. The tunnels were also endangering the chickens by possibly allowing access by predators, so we needed something that would solve the problem quickly. The Amdro Mole and Gopher Tunnel Trap is a perfect solution. It is well made and easy to use. The directions are simple and clear to follow for placing the trap in the rodent's tunnel. As the package states, keep the trap away from children and pets because the lever bar is on the top. The trap works quickly and very effectively at dispatching the pesky rodent. The trap can be used over and over if you have multiple pests causing your problem. I am very satisfied and highly recommend the trap for stopping any large sized rodent problem such as rats, gophers, or moles.

I have had problems with moles in my yard forever. I absolutely hate the terrible looking ridges they cause back and forth across and all over my yard. Not only does it look terrible but it causes the lawnmower to bounce around when I mow grass and I have nearly tripped and twisted my ankle numerous times because of the mole tunnels. This Amdro Mole & Gopher Tunnel Trap is such a great idea. It is chemical free so I can use it without worrying about one of the dogs getting poisoned. The no touch disposal process is very appealing to me. I have now caught several since it has warmed up. It cannot be so cold outside that they are not running tunnels yet. Amdro gives a full money back guarantee with instructions right on the box if not satisfied with their products performance. The trap is reusable. The three step instructions were very simple to follow. Push the trigger so the groove is in an upward angle then squeeze the lever bar against the trap body to activate the trap by clicking into the groove. Then I just placed it into an active mole tunnel with the lever bar on top and loosely covered it with dirt. Now that it has warmed up a little I am seeing results. It does work.

Mole and Gopher trap is not usually a product at the top of your shopping list unless you have walked across your yard and fell into the tunnel of a mole. That will make them climb to the top of the list. I was unaware I had a problem until a raised area the is a tunnel where this mole has made a highway. I found this item and found the instructions were made to sound easy to use and they were correct, it was easy to use and it was only a few days until I had results. Moles are not solitary and they have others in the same area. I have used it several times and have had good results. At present time I see no more mole highways and have not used it for a while, the great news is I know what to look for and what to do to rid my lawn of the moles. I believe that every person who has a yard should have one of these traps, when you see the signs of the destruction you are ready to act and will mean less of your yard will be destroyed. I would recommend this trap as it is easy to use and works well, and can be reused. I am not using it now as I have no problems so it is cleaned up easily and stored easily for next time you need to use it.

I placed the trap in several different places for a mole. It's easy set up feel you will have to try several times not sure the mole runs back in the tunnels. I will keep trying but feel that it will work and as I said easy to follow instructions on box.

You do need to know which way they run in the tunnel so it will only work in one direction. Just found the newest tunnel, dug a small hole to set the trap in with the open end facing the tunnel and I loosely covered the trap with dirt. After two days I got a mole and I'll now wait to see if there any more.

Just recently used this Amdro Mole and Gopher trap. I usually see gopher tunnel this time of year. However, I have not been seeing any gopher tunnel in the last two weeks. The only drawback is that you will need more than one other than that I would recommend.

Sadly, I cannot recommend this trap. It broke the first time I set it. I set the trap according to the diagram on the box while I was in my kitchen and triggered it to see how it worked. .. When the trap was sprung one of the trigger pieces had broken. See the photo. I never got to put it in the ground.