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Deterring Voles In Massachusetts Doesn't Need To Be Hard

DATE POSTED: January 29, 2024

In the beautiful landscapes of Massachusetts, homeowners often face the challenge of vole control, a task that can seem overwhelming. Understanding their behavior and habitat preferences is key to effective Massachusetts vole control.

What To Do About Voles In Your Maine Yard

DATE POSTED: September 2, 2023

Why does your yard appear to be torn up? Further inquiry can reveal what signs voles leave behind in yards that point to an active infestation.

Don’t Let The Voles In Southern Maine Tear Up Your Yard

DATE POSTED: June 20, 2022

Voles can cause damage around your home and cause you a world of headaches. However, not many people know what a vole is. Click here to learn more about these unassuming pests and how to rid them from your yard.

a small vole creating a big problem on a southern maine property during winter

Voles Are One Pest That Won't Sleep Through The Southern Maine Winter

DATE POSTED: November 22, 2019

During winter, other rodents may try to seek shelter in homes, but not voles. Voles don’t hibernate. They remain active outdoors year-round. Fallen snow hides their underground activity, although, in winter, you might spot vole “runways” between two burrows where the grass is wilted or snow has been walked on.

a grey meadow vole digging up a tunnel through out a new england yard

How To Tell If Meadow Voles Have Invaded Your New England Property

DATE POSTED: May 16, 2019

For many homeowners, having a beautiful lawn is very important. After all, nothing is worse than having guests notice your hedges need to be trimmed and your grass could be shorter, right? Wrong. Unfortunately, there is something much worse for the appearance of your lawn than wilted flowers and overgrown hedges, and that something is vole damage.

Am I Doing Something To Attract Voles To My Property?

DATE POSTED: May 8, 2018

Voles are very small rodents that people often get mixed up with ordinary house mice. Voles, however, are known to live primary outdoors and will rarely come inside. Outside the voles burrow far beneath the ground to create elaborate tunnels from place to place to store their food, breed, and to raise their offspring. An adult vole can be quite large, from about 5 inches to 8 inches in length…

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