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swimgal
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Posted 10:19 pm, 07/03/2011
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I could google that but I really don't want to see any photos of them!
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swimgal
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Posted 10:18 pm, 07/03/2011
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I'll admit I've never heard of a vole. Powerball, did you mean Vole or Mole? What would be the difference? I don't think I've ever seen either although I have seen mole damage.
Someone also mentioned warf rats. Do those dig holes and travel underground too?
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flyinghigh53m
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Posted 10:12 pm, 07/03/2011
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back to the orginal ops question i will rent you a Rottie that can get them all up in a few days she hates rodents . The only problem is your yard will look like kimg kong was practicing golf LOL
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brucec903
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Posted 10:10 pm, 07/03/2011
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Kill the food source, the grubs...vibrations sometimes work, a cat, dog or digging animal.
Bruce
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flyinghigh53m
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Posted 10:04 pm, 07/03/2011
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sorry lord i meant Lord LOL
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rebecca33
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Posted 10:03 pm, 07/03/2011
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It is all in the wording, If you do not find what you are looking for in the first couple of pages try rewording your search.
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mssassy
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Posted 10:01 pm, 07/03/2011
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flyinghigh53m
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Posted 9:45 pm, 07/03/2011
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mssassy when you figure it out teach me im a quick study i just hater looking at 3,499,999 pages to find something LOL
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mssassy
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Posted 9:33 pm, 07/03/2011
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  Well I guess I learned something new, today guess I will learn to google too
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just a guy
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Posted 9:29 pm, 07/03/2011
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to make that simplier for you its basicaly a feild mouse with slightly webbed feet. It is a vegatiaren (i know thats spelled wrong lol ) it eats flower bulbs, tree roots , grass roots ,etc. A windmill may help but the best ting i know of is ramik green rat poisen just put it directly in the holes. no amount of insect or grub killer will help . Good luck they are very hard to deal with i have heard of them distroying hundreds of different fruit trees in the mountians .
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flyinghigh53m
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Posted 9:26 pm, 07/03/2011
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me and the ol google thing arnt best friend i can see where they would be cousons like a warf rat and a muskrat are close akin
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rebecca33
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Posted 9:25 pm, 07/03/2011
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you have a computer? (not an actual question) Google things, you can learn alot of things.
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flyinghigh53m
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Posted 9:23 pm, 07/03/2011
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one question before i go eat is a mole a vole in rats clothing ???? LOL
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flyinghigh53m
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Posted 9:22 pm, 07/03/2011
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i aint never heard of a field mouse being called a vole yippie i learned something new i get to continue to learn LOLThanks Rebecca id a never known this....
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rebecca33
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Posted 9:19 pm, 07/03/2011
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A vole is a small rodent resembling a mouse but with a stouter body, a shorter hairy tail, a slightly rounder head, smaller ears and eyes, and differently formed molars (high-crowned and with angular cusps instead of low-crowned and with rounded cusps). There are approximately 155 species of voles. They are sometimes known as meadow mice or field mice in North America. Vole species form the subfamily Arvicolinae with the lemmings and the muskrats.
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jessejames
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Posted 9:19 pm, 07/03/2011
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I thought Juicy Fruit gum would do it or that might be for Moles.
Put little peices of gum in there holes.
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mssassy
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Posted 9:17 pm, 07/03/2011
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 what is a vole?
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flyinghigh53m
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Posted 9:17 pm, 07/03/2011
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ill rent my Rottie to you she will leave several divits where she digs em up but you will be Mole free i aint never seen a vole LOL
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hardwood
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Posted 9:15 pm, 07/03/2011
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believe it or not, a windmill. Evidently they can't stand the vibration in the ground. They were tearing me up 3-4 years ago, tried traps and everything. Windmill did the trick
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