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rambler, the direction of travel is not important. the mole repeatedly goes back and forth in the tunnel hoping to find dish of the day. it'll use the same tunnel for a few days before moving elsewhere.

I had a mole on my cheek once with a palm tree growing out of it. My doctor told me it was a beauty spot. Boom boom

The moles are playing a head game with you, and there's no such thing as a fool's mate in this one. The trick is to be vigilant; you must be out there (or in the window at least) twenty-four hours a day with a variety of weapons, for both land and air attacks. A South American blowgun is effective but requires great skill, but if you never sleep you'll have plenty of time to work on your shot.

I can only find the tunnel from digging down about six inches into the site of the molehill. If I try to dig down between molehills the soil collapses and I just can't find the run.

Lol...Bob's mum.

I like your style...

I don't know why the planned decimation of these little furry creatures is so amusing...but it is!

Yes pip, the video was rubbish and amusing...the picking it up gently bit...

Also giggling at the thought of rambler running round with "steaming piss"

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/05/garden/05woodrecipe.html

I may regret saying this, but weasels are their natural predators...maybe you should get a pet one and train it to do the deed...

Btw Duncton Wood. Is a great book, think I still have a copy in the attic, if you want it?

Thanks, pastille but Duncton Wood is in Lincolnshire library.

Thanks for that rambler. I was going to rustle up a Spagg bol for bobs dad tonight. That's got me thinking.
On a more serious note. I was not joking about dogs yesterday. If u can beg borrow or steal a dog, terrier type, they can hear where the animal is at any time and will normally pounce and dig v quickly on the exact spot it is.My GS catches and dispatches possibly three a week here in sunny Suffolk. Not so sunny at the mo.

Mrs rambler's friend has some little terrier type dogs (note the expert tone), I'll have a word...