Mole Control Services, LLC

05/21/2026

The Wakarusa Little League season officially started its games last week for their 2026 season! This will be the third season that Mole Control Services is sponsoring/coaching/playing in this awesome, kids play for free league 💪🏟️⚾️

The Moles currently sit middle of the pack in the standings at 1-1. Following their crushing defeat in the season opener, the kids were “super lit” and full of “rizz” after their first victory a couple of days ago. 😎🧢

With games tonight and tomorrow evening, keep an eye out for the load management report if you’re planning to attend. To preserve them for the hopeful long playoff run at the end of the season, some of our stars may not be playing both games during our back to backs 😏😏😏

For engagement and aesthetic purposes of this post, we’ve attached a few images showing a couple of our team mascots, Layla (gray) and Lilly (orange). Just like our players, they’ve grown quite a bit as well going into their third season on Earth ❤️

05/21/2026

“He who hesitates, loses” ~others besides my late grandpa I’m sure~ 😂

If you think the mole problem in your yard is bad now, wait and see what happens when you whisper to yourself, “maybe they’ll just go away.” 😳😳😳 Right now the “babies” are hitting their teenage years and starting to tunnel on their own. What may have started with just a mother and...

05/19/2026

As the weather starts to get warmer more consistently, you may start noticing a lot more mole activity in your yard.

As you start watering your lawns and flowers, the moles will come up to tunnel and eat where the food is; which 90% of their diet is earth worms. We all know when the best time to pick night crawlers is, right after the rain storm. When worms naturally come to the surface, so do the moles.

It’s important to get rid of them at the first sign of activity this time of the year. We are already catching adolescents. If they are allowed to stay and live where there is enough food, they will continually spread throughout your yard as the “kids” get older and move out.

Feel free to reach out with any questions! We service a roughly hour radius from Wakarusa. With clients currently in Nappanee, Elkhart, South Bend, Niles, Edwardsburg, Plymouth, Syracuse, Warsaw, Mishawaka, Leesburg, New Paris, LaGrange, etc.

05/19/2026

A neighbor in Wakarusa just set the record for the longest mole tunnel we’ve witnessed in our three year history 😂

10/23/2024

Sometimes you just have to take a break from trapping moles and take a road trip to go hunt some deer/take naps! ❤️🦌😴

We are back now and still pulled moles out of every single client’s yard that we stopped by today. These dang things do not quit and they will not just disappear…

Once again, if we can trap them before winter, we can alleviate some of the pain come spring when their population explodes!

10/08/2024

Mole season is still very much alive in Northern Indiana with this beautiful weather we’ve been getting. ☀️

Moles do not hibernate. They are still very active in the winter, you just don’t notice them as much. When the ground freezes, they go deeper. So as much as you’d like them to just “go away” when the snow comes, they will still be there in the spring when the snow melts.

The best thing that you can do is to try and get rid of them before the snow comes. Moles breed during late winter and early spring. Each female having 4-6 baby “pups.”. Every mole will we can remove now, could end up saving you a lot of damage next year.

Just trying to help clear up a couple of misconceptions that we’ve been hearing lately! ❤️

Oh and by the way, for any Wisconsin peeps still reading this post for some reason, the Vikings are 5-0!

09/04/2024

We can no longer afford to care if we hurt some people’s feelings by posting what we believe in. November is as important as it gets. We can’t stand down any longer.

Mole Control Services, LLC is FULLY in support of Trump/Vance 2024! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Help us spread the word!

On a sad and exciting note, our last full time employee dropped down to part time for the remaining season, as he started pre-school today. He was super excited to get to go and hang out with his new friends! ❤️

08/16/2024

We lost one of our prized daytime employees for the season! Jackson’s first day of school and first bus ride was yesterday ❤️❤️❤️ He was able to pull two more tunnel rats out of the ground though on his last day of summer 💪

For those of you that are still having mole problems, it’s important to try and get rid of them before the ground freezes. You don’t want your problem to become even bigger when Spring comes around and their population increases 😳

07/08/2024

Mole Freedom ‘24!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

05/17/2024

Another happy Jimtown, IN client!