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It sounds like you're using pinwheel-like devices (also known as mole wheels or mole repellents) to deter moles from your garden. Here's a summary of the method: 1. Set up the pinwheel devices 6 feet apart along the perimeter of your house. 2. Every few days, move the pinwheels slightly outwards and away from the house in a slow and gentle motion. 3. This movement is intended to create vibrations that bother moles, causing them to leave the area. The idea behind this method is that by creating these vibrations, you can disrupt the moles' burrowing habits and encourage them to move away from your garden. As for introducing a cat to the situation, it's true that cats are known to be natural mole hunters. Having a cat in the vicinity may help deter moles on its own, but combining this with the pinwheel method might make it even more effective. It's worth noting that while pinwheels can be an interesting and creative way to deter moles, they might not be the most effective or long-lasting solution. Other methods, such as physical barriers, repellent granules, or professional mole control services, might be more reliable in the long run.

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I was looking into variations of this but read mixed results, great to hear this worked for you, will give it a try!!

Only getting these on Damus atm, not on Primal!

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