White River Lawn Care & Mole Removal

Hey everybody. Moles don’t hibernate. They don’t just go away. If they are in your lawn, they will most like be there all winter. They must be trapped or deal with the lawn damage. Pass it on.

In almost 20 years of trapping moles, this is only the second one I’ve got with this color fur. Not sure if it’s albino or not, but the fur is very light colored. Pretty interesting. I wish I had gotten back to the trap a few days ago. The other pic shows a normal color for mole fur. Enjoy.

Another good day. Not sure if some would count the mole on the left as a complete mole, but it was a catch. Just not much left of him. White River Lawn and Mole Removal can solve you pesky mole problems and save your lawn.

Most people will never see this side of the mole world. They rarely are above ground. This guy made his introduction to White River Lawn and was very well received....at least from my perspective...maybe not his.

Facebook keeps telling me people haven’t heard from the Mole Whisperer in a while. So here you go. This was last week right before the weather turned cold. These guys gotta eat all winter, so anytime is a good time to trap them. (Assuming the shovel will go in the ground.)

Springfield peeps please pass the word and Share this post. Immediate hiring for a team member for the lawn maintenance crew. Pay based on experience but a hard working with good references and no prior lawn maintenance work starts at $10. Validated references and prior professional lawn crew experience can be as much as $13.

Here’s mud in your eye

photo op....smile ... Remember these guys don’t hibernate. They have to eat all winter. If you have them in your lawn and think they will go away because it’s winter, think again.

Immediate Hiring- Springfield MO area - Looking for a Lawn Crew Member Preferably with some commercial lawn maintenance experience. Full time position. Call for an interview. Sprinfield FB friends please forward to anyone that might be interested. Thanks.