Voles can cause major issues in your yard, from causing holes to damaging plants. Find out what sneaky mistake you're making ...

If the damage is in a limited area, trapping can be an effective method for controlling voles. Two to three single mouse traps per runway and/or hole will be sufficient to control voles.

Made of 100 percent castor oil, it can repel voles and is nontoxic and pet-safe. Keep reading for tips on choosing the best ...

Even if predators are plentiful, voles can continue to damage plants if mulch is allowed to get too thick. A deep layer of mulch will provide a perfect vole habitat. Limit the depth of mulch to ...

Modifying the habitat can be effective in controlling vole populations. Keeping the yard cleared of dense vegetation, any lawn mown and shrub branches trimmed up off the ground can deter voles.

INDIANAPOLIS — A few weeks ago, Pat Sullivan from Sullivan Hardware and Garden shared on 13Sunrise his DIY advice on how to rid your yard of moles. A generally universal disdain for the burrowing ...

Commonly found throughout Idaho, the meadow vole can cause significant problems to lawns and landscapes. Meadow voles are small, chunky, ground dwelling rodents. When mature, they measure 4 ½ to ...

To determine what animals are digging up your lawn, study up on these key difference between chipmunks, moles and voles and how to address the issue.

Joellen Dimond talks about planting in groupings, and Mr. D. discusses ways to control voles.

Some pest control companies in Utah County say the biggest pest problem going on right now isn't spiders or wasps — it's voles.