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Wow! How did you train them to be so calm?

Lol does this guy have every single kind of rodent in his backyard

Bruh the way he plops then next to their holes 😂

Thanks for the info! I have to say...I’ve never seen anyone quite so comfortable handling dead rodents.

Anyone else watching even though they have no problem with these in their yard?

You have every damn animal around your house lol

I feel like he was purposely touching those corpses more then he needed to lol

"Just like this guy *plops dead vermin on mound*" LOL, I laughed so hard. Thanks for the info and help. I have Voles invading!

You've done your research, or rather... you've done some diggin'

Mole trap Wednesday?

I'd be wearing two layers of surgical gloves to handle those dead animals! Thanks for video.

Just like this guy. “Places corpse down” 😂😂😂

Lol I didn't know voles were a thing

I don't have any of these problems on your channel but I find this interesting for some reason

That was so very helpful. I love how you used the different little creatures to teach. Extremely helpful. I have such a bad problem my yard collapses with every step.

I love this guy. Very informative without all the typical KZfaq fluff. Straight to the point is refreshing.

The cringe I’m feeling seeing him not wearing gloves whilst touching them...

I am glad to be able to identify a vole now. I'm in Virginia now, but in central Kentucky (Frankfort) I had a real problem with these rodents. They mainly did their damage during the winter, I could see their lines in the snow, we did not get very deep snows usually. In the spring when the snow melted we could see exactly what you showed, open lines dug all over our yard. When it rained it would funnel through those lines and cause even more erosion damage. We also had problems with moles, they did more damage than the voles, the moles I encountered were much smaller than the one you displayed, but definitely a mole. I will keep an eye out here in Virginia for rodents, moles maybe they won't be a problem here. Who knows what other critters I will find. Thank you for this great content.

Why am i watching this i don't even have these pests..let alone a yard 😂

Pretty impressive video sir!.. you are not completely eeked out by touching them, you have all species in your yard to give examples of, which is exactly what I was looking for... ALL examples of. Impressive!

Why do pests have to be so cute?

I appreciate your identifying these guys for me. All last year when I started to notice tunnels I'd thought I had moles. I'm from Montana now I'm in Ohio so the varmints are a little different. Since I'd thought I had moles I put out a couple poisons. It's not my preferred way of stopping these guys nor did it work. I'm not sure yet if gofers and moles need different types of poisoning but since I put moles poison out and I had gofers that might explain things. What has happened is that I've had an invasion! I've got tunnels EVERYWHERE! So far I don't think I've evicted one gofer. But at least now I know they are gofers and I've found your video site.... Thanks

Just wanted to say that your video was superb. Well presented, well spoken. Thank you! Loved the props.

wow, very helpful, today i saw tunnel in lawn, I do not have idea,but right now i figure out when I watched your video, Thank you so much !

Thanks shawn. I clearly have moles in my yard. As soon as the ground thaws enough to get traps set I'm gonna start trapping them. Thanks for the very good video. Keep them coming.

Wear some gloves bruh!! Damn...

Wow, this guy is REALLY good! I have watched umpteen videos trying to figure out what's going on in our yard, and he is incredibly informative and knowledgeable!

A lot of you people are making mountains out of mole hills. Shawn Woods don't listen to the haters. Very educational/ informative 👍

Thanks for the info. I didn't think it was likely to have a vole problem in the city, but we have holes all along our front deck that look slightly bigger than mouse holes, with no dirt mounds. It sounds like voles could be the problem.

Thanks! I thought we had a cute little mole but he's actually a vole! We let our indoor cat outside and she caught him, rather quickly. They're not pests to us, we share the property, but if anyone has an infestation, and you like cats, there are a ton of kitties you can adopt at your local shelter!

Great video, now I know what's making those holes in my yard. I already am in a fight with the moles, now they have opened up a second front!:) And called for back up:) Thanks again. Peace.

Your work is always top notch . The explanations are informative and to the point. Really enjoy your posts. Thanks, I'm going after voles now. Little varmints have ruined my zoysi.

Why kill moles? They're really great at getting rid of grubs, cutworms etc.

Great information! I'm from Chicago so when I moved to Oklahoma, I had no idea what those mounds were. My boxer dug up a Mole and I was freaked out at the stubbiness of their arms and the size of their claws. This video helps a ton. Time to catch some of these pests.

Thanks for all the info. I have lots of voles in my garden. They have eaten a row of beans and potatoes. I was astounded when I figured out what they were

Watching you handle those dead rodents with such grace was oddly satisfying. 😂😂

Hey Shawn, I moved from SoCal (gophers & moles) to just outside Minneapolis. Our house was built farm land so I had no clue about voles. As I'm pretty tiddy about mowing my lawn, I would bag the grass clippings & take to city compost sight. Well, vole tunnels & nests started appearing all over my backyard. As I got tired of having to drive to the compost sight & I decided start mulching the grass. All of a sudden the vole infestation stopped. No more tunnels or nests. I'm thinking of writing to the U of Minn agriculture dept & see if they have an explanation. Thought you'd like to know.

Your pets are sooooo sleepy. Well trained nevertheless!

Thanks for the detailed info! Very interesting and helpful!

To catch a mole you have to think like a mole but this dude became one!

thoses would make perfect knife sheaths

Shawn, the State of Texas wants your help. The feral hog problem is out of control. Your ability to trap animals is needed now.

This is good to know as I now realize I have Gophers. I have pest control already working on it as I spent a lot of money in my backyard on rock and concrete and they are damaging the rock area. Unfortunately I am also dealing with roof rats. Thankfully they have not gotten in my house. Of course I do have cats and if they did get in, well, I think y'all know what would happen. But I have had my attic checked and they have not gotten in.

Very useful information, I found a footprint like that on a bucket in my yard but had no idea of what it could be, now i'll look for holes

I'm looking forward to your "Mole Catch and Cook" episode ! Lol great video, super informative:-)

The best trap I've found is a MK 1 Cat. Results may vary, but one of my current two has taken out 79 gophers, 29 mice, 8 shrews and 1 mole in the last year. I know he's poaching some of them off of the neighbor's place (no complaints...yet) but I don't think he's in danger of running out any time soon!

I know this is an old video, but I wanted to say thank you. My dog discovered an underground tunnel in my backyard (I didn't get out there quick enough to see if there was a mound) and I immediately knew to search your channel. I'll be keeping my eyes open for any more holes/mounds and sticking a trap in the hole I currently have. Whatever I have in my yard, the tunnel it dug is big enough around that my doxie could fit down there

Thank for the info . I was wondering why I had holes in my yard

My cat has been catching voles.

Thats a mole hill ? I thought it was a mountain 😁 Btw I love your videos, I only have problems with house mice but I still love your videos.

Owwwww,they are so cute when they're sleeping.

*bear trap Friday?* Shawn: *I've been having a lot of bears ny backyard lately*

I thought what my cat caught outside was a wee bigger than the mice he’s caught in my house. It was a vole 😳 We have an open field in front with those type of holes. Caught him one time meowing at one. Good info! Thanks

Only issue I have with this channel is the fact that he rarely wears gloves. Aside that, I love this page so much! So helpful!

Thanks good information. This things have make a mess in my backyard but now I got good with the Traps I got from Amazon store 😂

Can you cook them?

nice and interesting

THANK YOU!!!! We had moles last year but then they left. This year we've had what we thought were snake holes everywhere. Thankfully, we saw a dead vole in our driveway. I'm soo glad we don't have snakes!! Thank you for showing what the animals looked like and the way they make your yard look.

Got all three out here in Oregon. Mostly voles where I live in the country. LOADS of them. Because of this, there are a lot of hawks, eagles, and owls to eat them. Foxes and coyotes as well. The farmcats kill loads of them too, but it doesn't dwindle their numbers at all. It's like they spontaneously generate to feed all the wildlife. Created to be eaten. They're real dumb too and easy prey to catch. Also docile and don't fight back like shrews, rats or mice when caught. Nature's little chicken nuggets.

Hey Shawn just wanted to let you know your videos are awesome!! I think it’d be cool if you showed trapping for larger animals or do more rat traps.

Question young msn where is your gloves 🤔Omg Rabbies becareful 😂🤣

A bit funny how he handles those animal corpses like they were dolls.

Thanks so much for the video!!

Just the video I needed. I look forward to see videos trapping/killing them. What if you have shrews though?

I don't know why I read 'Guacamole' in the thumbnail.

Wish my dog could stay as calm as they are

The way he just pops the dead animals on tops of their holes is weird/funny/educational. Lol.

Can moles attack root crops like carrots, radishes, potatoes, etc.? Tunneling invaders have wreaked havoc on ours a few times. Mounds made me think they were moles, and the ones I caught looked like moles, but much smaller than yours and with light brown fur similar to your vole.

How did you kill them and keep them in such great condition?

I constantly have mole's digging tunnels in my yard. Not those big mounds like you showed us but thousands on tiny mounds about the size of a quarter. I flatten down the tunnel then wait for another tunnel to develop [if I have time] once I see movement then I step back 4ft and blast my shotgun spreading the buckshot about a foot wide over the section of the NEW tunnel that I've spotted movement at. Next I dig up the mole who is usually about a foot deep. This works every time but the worst part is waiting on the mole to start digging another tunnel again.

There is no escape from the fortress of the moles✊✊✊✊! Awwww except that!

Great Video Shawn. Those Mole Pelts are worth a pretty penny.

I live in Florida we get moles, they're a bit bigger than a mouse

I always used to get voles and shrews mixed up. Thank goodness our moles aren't usually so big in Maryland. No gophers here usually. Just the massive groundhogs.

I've had the mounds with voles too. They also like to block up the holes so if you uncover them and add some water via a bucket, they will sometimes pop up or later that night will block the hole again and you know you have a hole to set a trap.

Everyone gangster Til one of the them start to wake up.

"these are the moles they're pretty big in my area" lol your not kidding the moles in my backyard are barely a quarter that size, they fall in my pool and die all the time. Also those vole holes look almost identical to the chipmunk tunnels I have all over my property.

Wow so calm and collected. I envy your pets.

ooh that mole fur!! i've got so many moles in my huge yard that I could probably make a scarf out of all that fur

I do not know which U.S. state do you live in, but what are the specific species for these three rodents (Scalopus aquaticus? Microtus pennsylvanicus?)? Because at home in France it is not at all the same (the gophers are nonexistent there)

Dude! Where some gloves when you touch those varmints.

This is so helpful thank you. Now I have a good idea on what is making all the holes on my property.

Your pets are adorable 🥰 Thanks for the video. Very useful!

moley monday

we have to tag idubbbz lmao

I don't even have a yard and I've never seen any of these animals and yet here I am...

I have a vole problem this is going to be very interesting. Thanks.

Holes are voles, mounds are moles.

Charlie (VC) likes their tunnels. 🐭🐿🐀..body count is the priority here.

Thanks a lot my man, I got the theirs one. It runs a tunnel along side my Driveway. Looking forward to your next Vids man. Great infos

I should not have started eating before I clicked on this video, lol

Fly trap friday

Did he play with the animals after the video

Very informative but I was tickled with your method and comfort with them.

love how he casually handles the dead verman

love your stuff Shawn....dont listen to the haters!

So now that I know what’s in these holes I’m gonna stop putting my hands elbow length down ._.

They look so peaceful sleeping in your video

the way i gasped when he put the gopher on the gopher mound 😭😭😭😭😭