The Big Cheese Mole Tunnel Trap - Traditional Two-Way Trap Design Manufactured from Durable Galvanised Metal and Wire, Controls Moles in Lawns and Gardens, Durable, Rust-Free, Weather-Proof, Silver

The media could not be loaded. These traps are brilliant value for money. They are solid and well made. They are rust resistant and will definitely catch a mole if used correctly and placed in the right spot. YouTube has lots of videos showing how and where to set your traps and a little time researching the subject will be time well spent. If you are thinking of trying to catch a mole yourself, these traps represent the cheapest effective method of doing it. Don’t hesitate.I have four of these mole traps now and so far I have caught four moles. (I say three in the video, but I had forgotten mole number two which took me a long time to catch!I started out with one of these cheap traps and another considerably more expensive trap and I caught my first mole (in the expensive trap) within a couple of days. At the time, I had two active moles and I caught number two a few weeks later in one of these cheap traps.Then after a few months I noticed a lot more mole activity (I reckon three more moles) and set my two traps again. I waited a couple of weeks, moving the traps every few days with no luck and then I decided to purchase another three of these traps, as I figured the more traps I had, the more chance I had of catching the mole. Once I received the other three traps I set them up and a few days later I had caught mole number three, again in one of these cheap traps.I moved the traps again to try and catch mole number 4 and the very next day I had caught it (this is the one in the video). I am now hoping to catch mole number 5 and in the video I demonstrate how I set the traps and show what equipment I use.So, I have caught three out of the four moles with this type of trap. I do not think it has anything to do with the type of trap used; I think it is down to where and how you set them.

Arrived yesterday afternoon and set it up straight away, you have to be very careful and it needs a bit of strength but got it done. Make sure you wear gloves so as not to leave your scent on the trap. I used an old pair of gardening gloves.This morning one mole caught. Have re-set it in case there are more, but looks like we will be able to get our lawn back soon. Highly recommend this product

I bought these traps along with barrel traps to try and get rid of the moles from my garden. To date i have caught two with these traps and none with the barrel traps. I’ve found that these traps work well on shallow runs where the mole has just been active.

Product is reasonably built and priced but after one week has failed to catch anything. It is difficult to set the actuation ring in line with the trap jaws. Difficult to identify which run the mole will take.Mole hills popping up in different locations so perhaps would work better with multiple simultaneous traps in place.Update - I added two more traps to the area and also watched video on how to set. Caught the little blighter the next day. Yippee!

Brilliant, now caught a few. Much easier than ither ones. Highly recommend.

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Had these in my back garden for two weeks to try and catch a persistent mole (or two) that seemed intent on ruining my newly turfed lawn. You're supposed to find the run and site them at strategic points, but after moving them round a few times, no moles caught. They even seemed to take delight in burrowing next to or around the trap, and I started to feel like I was going to have a Caddyshack moment...Eventually I got he professionals out and they explained that these type of traps are not big enough to go into the runs which are typically much lower than the design of the trap will allow. Within days of using professionally sited deep traps, my problem was gone. I wish the £18 solution had worked - but £100 to save my garden was definitely worth it!

Best product for it! Second mole caught within 10 days