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Proud Members of The Guild of British Molecatchers
I carry out all mole-catching services Wallace Pest Control, which Kane Wallace provides. I have been catching moles for several years and have proved to be a very efficient molecatcher. The Guild of British Molecatchers has awarded me the mole-catching accreditation levels 1, 2 and 3. I will provide a top-quality service.
Guidelines
The Guild has a code of practice which outlines the commitment of their members to uphold traditional values and welfare for the mole. Wallace Pest Control, as a level 1,2 and 3 guild member, will always abide by the following code:
- Respect the mole at all times.
- Before commencement of work, fully assess the area and consider the personal risks to third parties or other non-target species.
- Consider the use of the area/s and what type of mole trap would be beneficial and achieve the results to that location.
- Only use good quality traps that are in good working order.
- When using traps, never leave them exposed. Care should be taken to cover to avoid accidentally injuring non-target species or third parties and reduce tampering.
- Traps must be inspected once a day. However, where risk assessment identifies, some multiple visits may be required.
- Always record the number of traps used at a location.
- Always remove all traps from a location if an inspection is no longer necessary.
The Guild is committed to traditional mole-catching skills and the welfare of the mole, and our humane methods will always follow these guidelines.
For more information on the Guild of British Molecatchers guidelines, please visit their website.
The Guild is committed to traditional mole-catching skills and the welfare of the mole, and our humane methods will always follow these guidelines.
For more information on the Guild of British Molecatchers guidelines, please visit their website.