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Jim Logajan wrote:
"Dan D" wrote:
Do you think they would work well for moles and gophers?

This is how they handle squirrels in Spokane:

http://www.seattlepi.com/local/6420a...squirrels.html

No reason why it shouldn't work on any ground burrowing animal....

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Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

I was looking a the stuff in my Blazer this evening.
It looks nice with all the legends and markings lit.

But it's not engraved.

In fact, it is probably silk screened (Doh!)

Wouldn't that be a hoot...

Dan wrote:
Jim Logajan wrote:
"Dan D" wrote:
Do you think they would work well for moles and gophers?

This is how they handle squirrels in Spokane:

http://www.seattlepi.com/local/6420a...squirrels.html

No reason why it shouldn't work on any ground burrowing animal....

http://www.m-aparts.com/products/4260711851_sniper.jpg

Those are my kind of action heroes!


Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

In article ,
"Dan D" wrote:

Do you think they would work well for moles and gophers?


Something better: Get your oxy/aceteleyne , fill the hole with acetylene
gas, add some oxygen, then light the torch and put it down the hole. It
make a fine fuel/air explosive!

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Orval Fairbairn wrote:
In article ,
"Dan D" wrote:

Do you think they would work well for moles and gophers?


Something better: Get your oxy/aceteleyne , fill the hole with acetylene
gas, add some oxygen, then light the torch and put it down the hole. It
make a fine fuel/air explosive!



More likely blow some dirt in your face.
Those holes aren't very big - nor deep.

"cavelamb" wrote
More likely blow some dirt in your face.
Those holes aren't very big - nor deep.


Maybe your Texas moles are really not all that big, after all/

Here in NC, the tunnels go on for dozens of yards. I think the idea shows a
touch of genius. I gotta try it!

It would make me feel better, at least! ggg
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Jim in NC

Morgans wrote:

"cavelamb" wrote
More likely blow some dirt in your face.
Those holes aren't very big - nor deep.


Maybe your Texas moles are really not all that big, after all/

Here in NC, the tunnels go on for dozens of yards. I think the idea
shows a touch of genius. I gotta try it!

It would make me feel better, at least! ggg

I'd certainly agree with the latter!

cavelamb wrote:
Morgans wrote:

"cavelamb" wrote
More likely blow some dirt in your face.
Those holes aren't very big - nor deep.


Maybe your Texas moles are really not all that big, after all/

Here in NC, the tunnels go on for dozens of yards. I think the idea
shows a touch of genius. I gotta try it!

It would make me feel better, at least! ggg

I'd certainly agree with the latter!

Try automobile exhaust.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Dan wrote:
cavelamb wrote:
Morgans wrote:

"cavelamb" wrote
More likely blow some dirt in your face.
Those holes aren't very big - nor deep.


Maybe your Texas moles are really not all that big, after all/

Here in NC, the tunnels go on for dozens of yards. I think the idea
shows a touch of genius. I gotta try it!

It would make me feel better, at least! ggg

I'd certainly agree with the latter!

Try automobile exhaust.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired


Naw, that gives me a head ache!

"Dan" wrote in message
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cavelamb wrote:
Morgans wrote:

"cavelamb" wrote
More likely blow some dirt in your face.
Those holes aren't very big - nor deep.


Maybe your Texas moles are really not all that big, after all/

Here in NC, the tunnels go on for dozens of yards. I think the idea shows a
touch of genius. I gotta try it!

It would make me feel better, at least! ggg

I'd certainly agree with the latter!

Try automobile exhaust.

The idea is not to rid your lawn of ground moles, but rather to make a big boom,
and to see your turf peeling up into the air..

If killing the moles was the intent, you could do something boring like put down
grub killer on your lawn. Yawn! g
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Jim in NC