For moles..a step-in trap is easy to set and very effective.
https://www.amazon.com/Easy-Set-Mole-Eliminator-Trap/dp/B0031TRZVY/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=step-in+mole+trap&qid=1564247357&s=gateway&sr=8-5

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Black Hole traps. Plug the air hope with baby carrot.

Flares, gassing sticks, milk jugs, traps, carrots ...

where are the car guys here ?

RCO Mole and Gopher Patrol is the easiest and works fantastic.

Make sure there is no human contact to the mound, pellets and hole. Clear the dirt of the mounds and wait till you see the fresh ones. Attack the fresh ones. I use a long screw driver and punch a hole in the mound or run (don't touch the metal shaft), shake in 5-10 pellets and recover the hole. I had hundreds, now I'll get and occasional and wipe them out immediately.

c'mon folks....you know what he needs:

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or if you prefer the Bill Murry special edition:

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I've got one of these, use it mainly on ground squirrels in the orchard. I have to be very selective when I use it so the neighbors don't complain. Seems to work, at least it collapses the burrows.

Our beagle likes to kill the moles. Makes a mess of the yard. Gophers/ground squirrels we just shoot with a .22 or air rifle or the 1911, whatever is close. Sometimes we get the hose if we see them go in a hole, then the beagle gets them too.

In CA we put a hose on the truck and let it idle a while. Kept them away for about 4 months.