The Top 5 Smells Attracting Moles to Your Yard

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Grubs: Moles are attracted to the scent of grubs, which are a primary food source for them.

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Earthworms: The smell of earthworms in the soil can lure moles to dig in your yard in search of food.

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Decaying Organic Matter: Decomposing organic matter emits odors that may attract moles as they search for insects and larvae.

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Mole Cricket Pheromones: Pheromones released by mole crickets can attract moles to areas where these insects are present.

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Freshly Turned Soil: Moles are drawn to areas with freshly turned soil, as it may indicate the presence of insects closer to the surface.

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Mulch: The scent of organic mulch can attract moles, especially if it contains decomposing plant material that harbors insects.

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Fertilizer: Some fertilizers emit odors that moles find attractive, particularly those that contain organic components.

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Compost: The smell of decomposing organic matter in compost piles can attract moles searching for food.

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