House with a view & a few unwanted guests

When we bought our home we were so excited to have a large field behind us. All the beautiful wild flowers and greenery to look at instead of the back of someone else's house. It was perfect, that is until the inhabitants started to come visit our home.

In the fall our neighbor came over to ask if we had a mouse or rat problem. No, I said, we do have about 15 little holes dug under our back fence but we haven't seen anything. Our neighbor had about 35 holes under his fence and the people next to him found 5 mice in their window well, so he called an exterminator. When they came, they informed him it was probably rats or voles (rat like things with small tails). So he bated for them and we haven't thought of it since. We went out to do yard work a few days later when we saw a brown thing on our lawn. When we got closer to it we realized it was a half eaten and barely recognizable vole. Yuck! At least now we know what they look like, minus the head, legs and with the insides exposed.

Well, winter came and we thought no more of our pest problem. Surely the winter had either killed the voles or they were hibernating, right? When the snow had finally melted, we noticed some strange markings in our grass. Upon further inspection they turned out to be burrowed paths from these voles. They had been digging trenches in our lawn underneath the snow! AAHHH! They aren't even underground, they're right through the grass. The field that we once loved we now wish were full of homes, a church building, or even better, a temple.

If you would like this type of custom landscaping, please give us a call. We'll be glad to deliver some voles to your home for free. We guarantee no two lawns will look the same. You better take advantage of this amazing deal before the field is developed and they're gone.