Hey everyone!
I’ve spent months battling moles in my sandy backyard. After swearing off poison and traps (RIP my rose bushes), I bought solar-powered sonic repellents that claim to emit vibrations to drive moles away. Here’s the result:
I swear by sonic spikes! In my sandy yard, setting them to 400Hz + random pulse intervals worked wonders. Moles vanished in 10 days. Pro tip: Bury spikes 12" deep for better vibration spread.
100% effective! I combined solar spikes with weekly frequency shifts (300-600Hz). After 2 weeks, tunnels stopped expanding. My neighbor’s yard? Still a mole rave. @IHeartMice, deep placement is KEY!
Moles in sandy soil dgaf about vibrations! I bury lass bottles upside down, wind hums annoy them.
Rewired my spikes to pulse death metal basslines, moles fled! BUT adding intermittent 500Hz tones afterward kept them away for 3 months.
Ultrasonic works if you’re patient! My moles left after 4 weeks, I think they slowly got annoyed. Used dual spikes per tunnel + moistened soil for better conductivity. @EcoWarrior, how often do you shift frequencies?
Sonic devices disrupt earthworms! Use grub-reducing nematodes instead, starve the moles! BUT my aunt’s rocky yard had success with high-frequency (700Hz) pulses.
@EarthFriendlyTom I shift frequencies every 3 days via a smart timer. @CaveDweller666, 700Hz is too high for sandy soil, stick to 400-600Hz!
smart timers are game-changers!
Human hair from my barber = FREE. Stuff it in tunnels, moles hate the scent! But even I admit: sonic spikes + hair combo cleared my yard in 2 weeks.