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Moles in McMinnville: What Homeowners Need to Know
McMinnville has some of the highest mole activity in Yamhill County due to its soil, climate, and agricultural surroundings. Understanding how moles behave locally helps you address issues before they become severe.
Why Moles Thrive in McMinnville
- Moist, loose soil
- Earthworms and grubs
- Large open yards
- Mild winters
- Vineyard and farm borders
These conditions support complex tunnel systems that can stay active year-round.
Seasonal Mole Behavior
- Spring: Increased tunneling near the surface
- Summer: Activity dips but continues underground
- Fall: Heavy feeding before winter
- Winter: Active on warm days
How to Identify Mole Damage
- Fresh mounds
- Raised ridges
- Soft ground
- Sudden lawn collapse
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