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With a background in high quality landscaping, I specialise in the above but occasionally work in:
The mole catcher used to be a common sight in the byways and villages of the English countryside as he plied his trade from garden to garden, farm to farm and parish to parish.
This is exactly how the traditional country mole catcher worked - fair to all concerned.
In the densely populated area of the country around Hindhead in which this mole catcher works, it is usually householders with gardens, grounds and often paddocks that require my services to rid them of the mole. Burgeoning eruptions of molehills in equestrian establishments, sports clubs and land owned by public bodies also trigger a call for mole pest control. (See a summary of my working methods.)
The mole catcher used also to agree fixed price contracts with parishes and larger estates on an annual basis.
Visit the Guild of British Molecatchers' "Help - I have a mole" pages where there is a complete list of professional members (and their accreditation level) by area.
Level 3
(Advanced)
Accreditation is endorsed by The National Pest Technicians Association.
My working methods
An intriguing animal.
Fascinating stuff. Compiled by N. Jewell MA.
For further reading I recommend Molecatching - A Practical Guide by Jeff Nicholls (Molecatcher "sans pareil").
ISBN 978 1 84797 058 9
Of course, reading the book is only half the battle!
In all my dealings with the mole and my clients, I endorse and
abide by the code of practice of
The Guild of British Molecatchers
In particular, I inspect set traps on a daily basis for obvious animal welfare and risk reduction reasons.