When we did have a dog I had mole and vole activity the same as now that we do not have a dog. Moles change activity often for no apparent, to us, reason. This would be one way to get rid of the dogs excrement, but it is highly unlikely to have much affect on what moles do.

Does anyone know the name of the product? I caught part of the show too, and didn't hear it mentioned. I think he said that the active ingredient is Castor plant seeds (or castor oil - not sure what he said). Another question, does it have a deterrent effect on groundhogs (woodchucks, - - - maybe even deer?). Moles aren't really a problem for me, gophers aren't a problem in NY's Hudson Valley, but deer and g'hogs are! I've tried spraying, but they think it's salad dressing. Fencing helps, but can't be done across the street side of the property.

Don't get your knickers in a twist, kimmsr! lol...you just left out part of the helpful information. Actually, plain water and castor oil won't make an emulsion either, but a bit of soap would help the process. By the way, ladybugfalcon, the castor oil treatments really can help...unlike some of the other 'home remedies' you've heard of. I really like the chewing gum fable. I've heard that it MUST be Juicy Fruit, though different sources dictate that either needs to be chewed up a bit OR that it must never touch human hands. What a riot. Most people, however, find that mole traps are very effective, once you get the hang of them. They aren't for everybody, though. Unless you fear that you have a severe problem, you could simply keep the tunnels stamped down and hope that they lose interest in your yard. A few mole visits don't necessarily mean that you have to take action.

Ooo - I want to hear if this really works! We live next to a wooded area, so we have moles all over. It's a bit like walking across a mattress in our side yard, the ground is so riddled with their tunnels. I doubt it would get rid of lizards, since they're not underground. But why would you want to get rid of lizards anyway? They eat bugs! You could always get an outdoor cat to take care of the lizards - some big, burly barn cat. And then a dog to get rid of the cat, and a donkey to get rid of the dog, and a puma to get rid of the donkey ... <. ok so it early and i sleep deprived.>