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adjective. /ˈdʒusi/ (juicier, juiciest) 1(approving) containing a lot of juice and good to eat soft, juicy pears The meat was tender and juicy.

juicy adjective (GOOD)

sex. Origin: rhyming slang: “Juicy Fruit” — “root.” I’m going for a juicy. See more words with the same meaning: sex, sexual intercourse.

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* Take the yellow wrappers off Juicy Fruit chewing gum. Put the sticks of gum, still covered with the aluminum wrappers, into the pushed-up holes. The moles will be attracted to the gum’s scent and will devour it. But they won’t be able to digest the gum and aluminum wrappers and will eventually die.

Noel Falk, the “Plant Doctor” had recommended using “Double Bubble” brand bubble gum to eliminate groundhogs. Supposedly groundhogs love this particular brand of bubble gum, but once they eat it, it gums up their insides and ultimately kills them.

Flooding them out is another option available to you, but some think that it is inhumane. To flood the tunnels, all you have to do is block all the entrances but one, stick a water hose into the open tunnel and turn it on. This floods the tunnels and drowns the moles.

A mole of marshmallows is 6.022 x 10^23.

For a homemade remedy, mix three parts castor oil and one part dish soap. Add four tablespoons of the mixture to a gallon of water. Soak the tunnels and entrances to evict the moles and soak the holes to evict gophers. Castor oil is one of the most effective home remedies to get rid of these animals.

Here’s how to get rid of moles humanely:

1. Eliminate Their Food Sources. Moles love grubs.
2. Apply A Repellent. In some cases, a mole repellent is an effective solution for an infestation.
3. Use Plants As A Barrier.
4. Dig A Trench.
5. Create An Unfriendly Environment.
6. Keep Your Lawn Tidy.

They prefer moist, loamy soil and are most active in the early morning or evening in the spring or fall; they also come out after a warm rain.

Natural home remedies to spread onto your yard and in molehills include using castor oil, cayenne pepper, garlic, and red pepper — or plant flowers like daffodils and marigolds, which are natural mole deterrents.

Talpirid mole bait

Smells that get rid of moles include castor oil, coffee grounds, and eucalyptus and mint oil (two smells to get rid of moles).

It’s inexpensive yet effective. You simply need to place several mothballs at the entrance of the tunnels dug by these pests. The balls can be wrapped in plastic to keep their smell intact for a longer amount of time. They’ll run away from the strong smell and look for a new home.

Some suggestions for repelling Moles and Voles include pouring ammonia down the holes and burrows of moles and voles. An alternative method is to soak cloth in ammonia and then shove the cloth down the holes. Another household chemical that is used in a similar fashion to repel moles and voles is chlorine bleach.

Moles are attracted to food sources in your yard, digging through leaving behind tunnels, holes, and mounds of dirt. Common signs of moles include: surface tunnels, dying grass and plants, an increase in weeds, and molehills (which are piles of dirt less than 6 inches tall and shaped like footballs or volcanoes).

Coffee grounds give off a strong odor that instantly repels garden moles. To use as a repellent, either sprinkle some fresh coffee grounds throughout the lawn and garden, or toss your brewed coffee grounds into the garden each day after making your morning pot of coffee.

How to Kill Moles. If repelling them isn’t good enough, there are two very effective ways to kill moles – trapping and baiting. Tomcat provides products for both options to meet your specific needs and preferences. You’ll have the most luck killing moles in your yard if you use traps or bait in the spring or fall.

No more than three to five moles live on each acre; two to three moles is a more common number. Thus, one mole will usually use more than one person’s yard. For effective control, several neighbors may need to cooperate.

It’s thought to be an interaction of genetic factors and sun damage in most cases. Moles usually emerge in childhood and adolescence, and change in size and color as you grow. New moles commonly appear at times when your hormone levels change, such as during pregnancy.

Appearance of moles, voles and shrews A mole has a pointed snout, enlarged front feet, and eyes and ears so tiny that they are not visible. A vole, also called a meadow mouse, has rounded ears and body and is reddish or brown and black in color with a gray underside.

Voles (Myodes) are small, stocky rodents similar to field mice. In fact, a vole might look like a mouse at first glance. Voles have small rounded ears that are often hidden by their fur, small eyes, and short tails. Their fur is generally thick and light brown to gray.

Usually confused with Brown Rats, these small, blunt-nosed rodents can occasionally enter buildings, but normally live in outdoor burrows. Not regarded as a household pest, and in fact, some species such as the water vole are a protected species and cannot be harmed.