Vole Photo Gallery & Information
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Here is a picture of a common field vole. Voles like this are very active during the winter, creating small trails in the grass about the size of a quarter, or approximately 1 inch. They also create holes in the dirt layers underneath sod. |
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Another example of a meadow vole. Voles love to feed on greens and roots and create denning sites with the trimmings off of field grasses. Foxes and coyotes also enjoy large vole coloniese where they feed on voles. |
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"I am sending you these pictures of the damage the voles have done to my back yard. They have destroyed some small trees and bushes along with this horendous tunneling and trailing in our yard. We're pleased with the assistance you gave us in resolving our vole problem."
-Doug C., Denver, CO |
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"As spring drue near and the winter snows melted, we noticed trailing that looked almost like a road map in the South West side of our driveway. We first thought it was gophers, but then learned from you over the phone that there was no dirt mounding. The holes seem to be spread out about every five to six feet and are about the size of a silver dollar. We're glad to have this problem behind us."
-Susette B., Park City, Utah |
"My house is infested with what I believe are voles. They look alot like my pet mice but have shorter tails and their heads are a different shape. We all thought it was a mouse and were going to take care of it as a pet. It escaped but we had sightings and put out food and water for it. We then became aware eventually of more voles and continued to feed and water them. But it has become a problem as they seem to be multiplying and are getting into alot of our things and chewing things up for bedding. They've even been in our pantry and gotten into some of our foodstuff. My major fear, though, is they will chew on wires and destroy the only asset I have, my home. I am a major animal lover and hate to harm any animal but I'm afraid the time has come to get some help. I'm desperate to find out my options and would appreciate any help you can give. I have no idea how expensive your services are so I don't even know if can afford you, but I do need help." Mrs. Steed, Ogden UT
We were able to assist this lady with her vole problem. The voles were crawling throughout her crawl space. She was able toafford our services and was very satisfied. Contact us now if this is your problem, nevertheless we can handle any problem. |
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