Mole Catchers Kit Bag – Beagle Products

The Beagle mole catchers bag has been specially designed for use with Beagle mole catching products – but can be just as useful carrying any other items.

Based on the familiar ‘carpenters bag’ design, the bag can fit our foldable spade, probe, and other garden tools very comfortably.

Also available as part of the all-in-one Beagle Mole Catchers Kit.

The bag is manufactured from hard-wearing dyed hessian, with robust rope handles and printed Beagle logo. It has a handy internal pocket suitable for small items, such as phone,keys etc

The Beagle mole catchers bag is a great, general purpose, hard wearing bag that will come in useful not just in the garden.

You can get our bag as an individual item or as part of the all-in-one Beagle Mole Catchers Kit.

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I have never used a mole trap before. Is your EasySet mole trap suitable for me to use?

Yes! We are very proud that the best thing about our trap is that absolutely anyone can use it and can successfully rid their gardens of unwanted moles.

The innovative design makes it the simplest trap on the market to use. You just have to depress the ‘plunger’ to set the trap, position it in the mole run, and off you go!

How many traps do I need for my garden?

For a small garden with a few mole hills, you are best off with 2.

Medium to large gardens will benefit from 3 or more, as this will increase your chances over a larger trapping area.

For very large gardens, golf-courses, or fields, think in the region of 5-10 traps.

Will your EasySet trap work better than the traditional metal traps?

We find that many of our customers have used the traditional traps in the past but they are no longer catching the moles. Our trap is often more effective because the moles are less likely to detect the serrated wire hoops and there is little or no risk of it becoming jammed or blocked by soil, which is so often the problem with other traps.

I have used my trap very successfully but now it is not triggering properly. What can I do?

We do recommend that in order to keep the trap in tip top condition it is regularly cleaned in warm soapy water and rinsed thoroughly. Then ‘exercise’ the mechanism a couple of times before using again. Please read the full care instructions in the Help tab on the EasySet Mole Trap page.

Do I need any other equipment apart from the EasySet Trap?

It is possible to catch moles with nothing but your EasySet Mole Trap and a regular garden spade, however trapping moles is a totally different procedure to any other form of animal trapping. You have to find the mole tunnel, excavate a hole, and effectively bury the trap. At Beagle we do believe that this does require some essential supporting equipment in addition to the traps.

Firstly you need the essential probe to find the line of the tunnel…

Then you need a spade – to excavate and expose the line of the tunnel…

Then you need a small trowel to clear the tunnel of loose soil and prepare it to receive the trap…

Now you might say I’ve got all this gear and can find it in my shed, but on the other hand is it suited to the job? The probe might be an old metal clothes hanger straightened out. The spade might be too wide and the trowel the wrong shape for poking up the tunnel and getting loose soil out…

Here at Beagle Products we have been thinking about this and have designed some gear especially to accompany our acclaimed EasySet Mole Trap. We believe there is nothing quite like having the right gear to do the job.

Have a look at our full range of mole catching accessories or even consider the full Mole Catching Kit, which has everything you will ever need to rid your garden of moles!

Is it true that the moles will smell the trap and that I should wear gloves when handling the trap?

There are many myths that say such things as “you must not touch the trap with your hands”, “you must bury a new trap in the ground for three days before you catch moles”, “you must wear gloves”, and “you must not store the traps near oil, petrol, etc.”

All of this is complete rubbish. Moles do have a good sense of smell, but scientific research has shown that these smells will not deter them. The only scents that they will avoid are those of other moles or those of predators such as weasels.

Is there a more humane way to get rid of the moles in my garden. I don’t want to kill them!

Many people claim that there is no need for traps as sonar devices, plants or even caster oil can repel moles. However each of these approaches is fundamentally flawed and unfortunately will not rid your garden of these pests!

Sonar devices may deter moles initially however their range is very limited (only around 10m) and moles often return once they get used to the sound.

The plant in question is Euphorbia Lathyris. Research at the University of California has shown that plants have no effect on moles; rather they simply tend to grow in soil that does not provide a good habitat for moles.

Using mole smokes to line the tunnel with castor oil or other unpleasant substances may cause the mole to stop using these tunnels, however this will usually lead only to another digging spree as the mole digs alternative tunnels around the now uninhabitable ones. This will simply lead to even more mole hills.

Our traps have crimped killing bars for increased point pressure, to ensure a quick clean kill every time, therefore the mole is not subjected to any prolonged suffering.