I have tried everything from chewing gum, smoke bombs to broken glass. Also every kind of trap, spear type, hoop trap etc. Most of the grub killers etc. Actually I believe moles eat fish worms not grubs. Oh yea, I tried the rubber worms that come in the sealed foil packets.
The only thing that worked for me was the traps but I never found a trap that was easy to set and actually worked: more aften than not the trap would trip but there was no mole to be found.
My recommendation is a trap called the Mole Eliminator, it is set with your foot and the in the ground part of the trap looks/works like a sissors. One to place buy them is from Gemplers (gemplers.com), item # RMEL at $37.95. I have two of the traps and it is all I have used for the last 5 -10 years. This year after the rains started again I caught 4 moles in 4 trys within 12 hours of setting the trap. That seems to be all for the time being.
Be sure to read the instructions, the trap needs to be in an active straight run. One mole covers 1/2 to 1 acre so after you catch one - thats it for that area - setting more traps in the same area is a waste of time. However, other moles will take over the tunnels with time. One last thing, moles have a keen sense of smell, do not wash the trap or spray it with WD-40 before you put it up for the winter. WD-40 and it no longer workie for a long time.
I am not saying other traps or potions do not work - simply that the Mole eliminator works for me.
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