"Placing rodent bait stations outside for mouse and rat control will also attract voles; they will eat the bait, which will subsequently kill them," Christensen said. Trapping is also possible but ...

In small areas, trapping may be an effective way of reducing vole populations. Standard mouse snap traps set along runways or near tunnels will catch some animals. Bait with peanut butter. Cover the ...

Voles eat tender stems, leaves, roots, tubers, flowers, seeds and fruits of many plants. They can be a nuisance for farmers. but there are ways to manage them — such as making fields inviting ...

Since pine voles create tunnels below the ground surface, this isn’t a guarantee of exclusion, but it certainly should discourage them. If the problem is too severe for you to tolerate, a rodenticide ...

One effective method is to use physical barriers, such as wire mesh or hardware cloth, to prevent voles from accessing the plants. Traps and baits can also control vole populations, although these ...