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This document provides information about gopher control and trapping gophers. It begins with some facts about gophers, noting their strong bite, how much soil they can move in a year, and that they can swim. It distinguishes gophers from moles, noting key differences. It then provides guidance on identifying gopher mounds and tunnel systems. The document outlines trapping as the best control method and provides steps for locating, excavating, and placing traps in gopher tunnels. It notes that traps may need to sit overnight to be effective and provides tips for resetting traps filled with dirt.
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مصحف القراءات العشر أعد أحرف الخلاف سمير بسيوني.pdf
مصحف القراءات العشر أعد أحرف الخلاف سمير بسيوني.pdf
Gopher Control
- 1. Gopher Control Dustin Blakey County Extension Agent—Agriculture Sebastian County
- 3. Know your enemy (or: How to think like a varmint)
- 6. Wanna know more about moles? Google: “ FSA-9095”
- 9. Ft. Smith Nat’l Hist. Site
- 10. Plug
- 11. Gopher tunnel system “ Connect the Dots”
- 12. Gopher Control with Baits NOT LEGAL!
- 13. Trapping is best control!
- 14. Other Traps “ Black Hole” “ Victor”
- 15. Typical site
- 18. Tunnel