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product_id: 46395863
title: "1001 Easyset Mole Eliminator Trap (2 Pack), Mole Traps That Kill Best, Scissor Mole Trap, Mole Killer for Lawns, Mole Traps for Lawns - MADE IN THE USA!!"
brand: "wire tek"
price: "NT$6978"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Wire Tek"
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# Organic-approved humane trap Step-to-set easy activation Heavy gauge steel build 1001 Easyset Mole Eliminator Trap (2 Pack), Mole Traps That Kill Best, Scissor Mole Trap, Mole Killer for Lawns, Mole Traps for Lawns - MADE IN THE USA!!

**Brand:** wire tek
**Price:** NT$6978
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 👣 Step into a mole-free lawn with Wire Tek’s easy, effective trap!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 1001 Easyset Mole Eliminator Trap (2 Pack), Mole Traps That Kill Best, Scissor Mole Trap, Mole Killer for Lawns, Mole Traps for Lawns - MADE IN THE USA!! by wire tek
- **How much does it cost?** NT$6978 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- wire tek enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted wire tek brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Dual Pack for Double Coverage:** Two traps included to cover more ground and speed up mole elimination.
- • **Effortless Setup, Zero Digging:** Step on the trap to activate it safely underground—no shovels required.
- • **Humane & Organic Farm Approved:** Eliminate moles without harmful chemicals—perfect for eco-conscious yards and organic farms.
- • **Optimized for Soft Soil & Mulch:** Designed to work best in soft soil, sand, and mulch—plus detailed tips for tougher soils.
- • **Built to Last with Heavy Gauge Steel:** Durable, rust-resistant construction made proudly in the USA for long-term mole control.

## Overview

Wire Tek 1001 Easyset Mole Eliminator Trap is a USA-made, heavy gauge steel mole trap designed for effortless, step-to-set use without digging. Sold in a convenient 2-pack, it’s organic-approved and humane, ideal for lawns, gardens, and organic farms. Optimized for soft soil conditions, it delivers proven, reliable mole control with minimal hassle, making it the top-rated choice for professional-grade pest management.

## Description

Product description Eliminate Moles Safely with Wire Tek Traps Wire Tek's easy-to-set mole traps let you eliminate moles from your yard without digging or guesswork. Just step to set these heavy-duty steel traps in tunnels. Made in the USA, they are organic approved and catch moles humanely so you can reclaim your lawn.

Review: Easy to use and extremely effective - I have tried several methods to control moles; used bait/poison in the run and the hoop style of traps. The bait did not seem to work well, and the hoop style of traps were difficult to use/set. These traps worked great. I have a large yard and had several moles, the first day of use I was able to get rid of two moles, and the next day two more. Extremely easy to use. I want to highlight that I have an irrigation system and have been keeping my yard green, which means that the soil is soft. I do not know how well these will work in extremely dry soil, but if you make sure to rock the trap after installing it, it should be find. Like several others, I want thank Casey, who posted an excellent review/instructions on April 26, 2016. From CASEY: FINALLY - a mole trap that WORKS! First off I'm going to say that yes I had trouble at first catching moles with this trap - but I didn't give up - I just had to figure out what I was doing wrong. Once I figured it out it's been dead moles ever since. I've trapped 13 moles in the last two months out of my yard using this trap - I'm ecstatic because my yard was getting over-run with stupid moles. People say I'm crazy and to just leave the moles alone - this is nonsense - the only good mole is a dead mole! Let me tell you how to use this trap: 1. First off you have to know your enemy. Moles are stupid - they only know how to do a few things - Dig and/or repair tunnels and smell stuff - they have a REALLY good sense of smell! Also - they get flat out irate when you mess up their tunnels. When they smell/feel outside air coming into their little tunnel complex they will almost immediately go in search of where that air is coming from and fix the problem. Again - they are really good at fixing their tunnels - use this info to your advantage! 2. NEVER touch this trap with your bare hands! Remember how moles can smell really good? Well if they smell you (or any other weird smell) on this trap they will simply tunnel around it - which will infuriate you. What works for me is I leave the trap outside and only handle it with gloves on. Also - keep a large screwdriver or some other implement to dig with handy that is free of human scent. 3. Check the nuts on the side of the trap to make sure they are not too tight. Mine were way too tight and it took entirely too much force to spring the trap closed. I loosened the nuts probably close to a full turn if not more on both sides. After I did that it was a lot better. This trap is not supposed to have a "hair trigger" otherwise it would go off too easily. So don't wear yourself out trying to make it have a hair trigger. Setting the Trap: First off you need to roll your yard flat and wait a little while to see where the active moles are at. It won't take long - 24 hours max. When you find tunnels - look for nice straight(ish) tunnels - these are their "main corridors" you could say. Don't bother messing around with the tunnels that are going in all different directions or in circles- they may never return to these tunnels - again - only look for nice straight runs to set your trap. When you find a good place to set the trap do this exactly: 1. Firmly step on about a foot long section of the tunnel and smash it down flat 2. Push the trap into the ground on the spot you just smashed down. 3. Step on the trap to open the jaws apart. 4. While your foot is still on the trap - "rock" it back and forth real good to open up the earth so the jaws don't get bound up - you want the jaws to snap shut really fast. Also put your full weight on the trap to really push it down tight to the ground - you want the trigger pad firmly on top of the ground. 5. About a foot on both sides of the trap on a part of the tunnel that you have NOT smashed down - use the screwdriver to open up a good sized hole...big enough to stick a golf ball in - you want PLENTY of outside air to get into the tunnel! 6. Go get a beer and wait - sometimes within 30 mins you will see the trap spring. Then simply go look at the holes you made - one of them will be fixed - the other will not be. He's dead inside the trap on the side where it got fixed - and that's the last thing he ever did. Go throw him out and re-roll the yard and repeat until you are mole free. So far my record is 4 moles in 24 hours - 3 of those were inside of 3 hours of each other. Also - moles will come and take up residence where you've already killed several before so beware of that. Don't think that just cause you got one that you can ignore that area of your yard for awhile - another one will set up shop sometimes within days. It took me a long time to win back my yard. Follow these instructions and be vigilant and you will win the war. Update - August 2017 - Many many dead moles later the trap is still working great. I think I've decimated the entire mole population in this area. My neighbors don't have any moles now either. Thumbs up still! One word of advise..make sure that you push straight down on the trap when you push it into the ground. If you get it sideways at all it could bend things and then the trap won't work correctly so keep this in mind.
Review: Who you gonna call...Molebusters! - What can I say. I had tried numerous traps, poisons, deterrents, etc. and nothing had gotten rid of those underground pests. A friend suggested these, and I was very skeptical based on past experience. Bought 4 to cover 2 acres of overly damaged lawn. I have been moving them every 24-48 hours based on observation and triggering. As of two weeks of deploying these, I have had 7 trigger events and caught 5 moles. That is WAY better than anything I have used in the past. Hopefully getting down to few if any moles left. I tend to rock them into the ground as suggested, then step to set, then lift slightly to make them even with the ground surface. Then I pack down the run on each side of the trap to entice them to open it back up. So far, these have been great for me. 5/28/24 - Update...Still the best mole eliminator I have found. I am up to 22 moles trapped in less than 8 months of actual use. So far only 3 misfires and I think 2 of those were just where I did not have it set correctly. It is nice not to have so many runs to mow down now when cutting grass. I have suggested these to friends and family and all seem to be surprised at how simple they are to use and how well they work. Now if I could just find something like this for my groundhog infestation... 1/15/25 - I am back again because this is simply one of the best products I have ever used! I have had these in the ground on my 2 acre "estate"... :) for 13 months (because I cannot use them when the ground is frozen). In that time, I have managed to catch 36 moles. Yes, that's right...36 moles in just over a year's worth of use. I am not doubting anyone else's recommendations on these, but I set them bare-handed, moving them from run to run (if I don't snag a mole within 48 hours) and have had no issues with smell concerns. Maybe my moles are so aggressive they don't care? Regardless, if you follow almost anyone's instructions on here, you will (WILL) catch moles. My only aggravation now, is that 36 moles later, I still see runs as soon as the ground thaws, but it freezes back too fast to use these. I guess spring will begin another tally. Happy Mole Catching!!! UPDATE!!! 6/19/2025... Just caught my 20th mole of 2025 today. These traps are amazing... Since August 2023 when I first received mine, I have had them deployed for a total of 13 months (pulled them in the colder months when ground frozen and no activity). On my 2 acres, I am now up to a total of 51 moles!!! I have only had 3 "missfires" (tripped with no mole) in that time. I am thinking those may have been user error, since the trap rate is phenomenal. I now have neighbors, friends, family, etc...asking if I can start trapping for them, but since I am busy keeping up with my own issues, I don't have time. "Build a better mousetrap?" If there is a better mole trap out there, someone would have to prove it to me!!!!

## Features

- Mole Traps that Kill Best - Wire Tek is the #1 Mole trap on desertcart! Made with Heavy Gauge Steel, we manufacture, fabricate, and assemble our Mole Traps in the USA in the highest quality. We use these traps for safe & effective Mole control.
- Easy to Set - Easy foot stepping motion to set trap safely underground. The Wiretek mole trap was the first trapping device made that can be set into the mole tunnel without any digging. This bundle includes 2 Traps.
- Recommended Soil Conditions - The mole scissor trap sets easily in soft soil, sand and mulch. When setting the trap in more difficult soil conditions such as clay, etc... the soil will need to be prepared per the user manual to ensure ease of use.
- The Humane Mole Eliminator - Takes the guesswork out of trapping and eliminating moles from your lawn, yard and garden. These traps are accepted for use in organic farms, ranches and nurseries and are recommended as a humane way to eliminate moles.
- TROUBLESHOOTING - Having trouble setting your traps? It is most likely due to hard soil conditions such as Clay which make setting your traps difficult or ineffective when soil is not prepared properly beforehand. See Troubleshooting in User Manual

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B06XTVMF4H |
| Best Sellers Rank | #24,746 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #620 in Pest Control Traps |
| Brand | Wire Tek |
| Brand Name | Wire Tek |
| Color | Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 4,169 Reviews |
| Is Electric | No |
| Item Weight | 5.5 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Wire Tek |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 01001 |
| Number of Pieces | 2 |
| Style | Modern |
| Style Name | Modern |
| Target Species | Mole |
| UPC | 852662672794 |
| Unit Count | 2.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Wire Tek
- **Color:** Silver
- **Style:** Modern
- **Item Weight:** 5.5 Pounds
- **Number of Pieces:** 2
- **Is Electric:** No
- **Target Species:** Mole
- **Unit Count:** 2.0 Count
- **UPC:** 852662672794

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Are u happy with this unit and does it work ?**
A: Follow the directions included exactly and it works great.  For three years I paid an exterminator to get my moles that were coming onto my property because my neighbors on both side of me had them.  It cost me over $2000.  So I would say the price of the traps are well worth it. The problem with an exterminator was it usually took them two to three days to get out to set the traps.  My exterminator used this brand of trap, so I went to amazon purchased the exact brand and model.  Best purchase ever.  We are now able to set the traps earlier, thus eliminating the destruction the moles make.  I bought three sets of two traps, to have plenty on hand when the moles get active and spread out to make their nests.,  Place the traps on the most recent track.  You can tell the most recent track by the fact that the dirt line with be raised and freshly crumbled looking and you will see little air holes along the dirt line.  The fresher the track the faster you can catch the mole.    We usually keep the trap in the ground after it has sprung for at least 12-24 hours and then pull it to dispose of the dead mole; use gloves because you do not want human scent on it.  Also do not wash the trap.  Simply clean the spikes by pushing it in and out of the dirt.   Once you have had moles, it is important to survey your property on a regular basis, so you can get them before they make a lot to dirt tracks.  The more dirt tracks there are the harder to catch the mole.  If you set a trap in a fresh track you  are likely to trap the mole in less than 24 hours.  The shortest time it took us to catch a mole was 15 minutes and on average 6 to 12 hours.

**Q: Will it work on shallow tunnels**
A: It was designed specifically for shallow or surface tunnels.  I have over 50 of these traps as I catch the as a side gig and 98% effective. Occasionally my placement may be in too deep of a tunnel and that is me taking a shot if no better placement is found. My rule of thumb is if I can stick my finger in the tunnel and fell the open tunnel, my trap will work. If all I feel is dirt or barely reaching the open-air part of the tunnel, it won't work as a mole will travel below it and never trigger it.

**Q: How much weight is needed to set this trap? I have tried repeated and cannot get enough pressure down on it. I weigh about 120 lbs.**
A: At 120 your problem is technique. Stand facing the high point of the lever and step straight down. Note picture orientation and stand to the right side. This is the best trap around. I’ve caught 127 Moles on my acre lot in 10 years.

**Q: What pictures is the item i receive? I want a 100% clear answer. 2 different product pics is misleading.**
A: The product listing shows 2 different models. The traps I received are like the first picture, with the 2 flat metal plates at the bottom.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to use and extremely effective
*by D***T on September 24, 2023*

I have tried several methods to control moles; used bait/poison in the run and the hoop style of traps. The bait did not seem to work well, and the hoop style of traps were difficult to use/set. These traps worked great. I have a large yard and had several moles, the first day of use I was able to get rid of two moles, and the next day two more. Extremely easy to use. I want to highlight that I have an irrigation system and have been keeping my yard green, which means that the soil is soft. I do not know how well these will work in extremely dry soil, but if you make sure to rock the trap after installing it, it should be find. Like several others, I want thank Casey, who posted an excellent review/instructions on April 26, 2016. From CASEY: FINALLY - a mole trap that WORKS! First off I'm going to say that yes I had trouble at first catching moles with this trap - but I didn't give up - I just had to figure out what I was doing wrong. Once I figured it out it's been dead moles ever since. I've trapped 13 moles in the last two months out of my yard using this trap - I'm ecstatic because my yard was getting over-run with stupid moles. People say I'm crazy and to just leave the moles alone - this is nonsense - the only good mole is a dead mole! Let me tell you how to use this trap: 1. First off you have to know your enemy. Moles are stupid - they only know how to do a few things - Dig and/or repair tunnels and smell stuff - they have a REALLY good sense of smell! Also - they get flat out irate when you mess up their tunnels. When they smell/feel outside air coming into their little tunnel complex they will almost immediately go in search of where that air is coming from and fix the problem. Again - they are really good at fixing their tunnels - use this info to your advantage! 2. NEVER touch this trap with your bare hands! Remember how moles can smell really good? Well if they smell you (or any other weird smell) on this trap they will simply tunnel around it - which will infuriate you. What works for me is I leave the trap outside and only handle it with gloves on. Also - keep a large screwdriver or some other implement to dig with handy that is free of human scent. 3. Check the nuts on the side of the trap to make sure they are not too tight. Mine were way too tight and it took entirely too much force to spring the trap closed. I loosened the nuts probably close to a full turn if not more on both sides. After I did that it was a lot better. This trap is not supposed to have a "hair trigger" otherwise it would go off too easily. So don't wear yourself out trying to make it have a hair trigger. Setting the Trap: First off you need to roll your yard flat and wait a little while to see where the active moles are at. It won't take long - 24 hours max. When you find tunnels - look for nice straight(ish) tunnels - these are their "main corridors" you could say. Don't bother messing around with the tunnels that are going in all different directions or in circles- they may never return to these tunnels - again - only look for nice straight runs to set your trap. When you find a good place to set the trap do this exactly: 1. Firmly step on about a foot long section of the tunnel and smash it down flat 2. Push the trap into the ground on the spot you just smashed down. 3. Step on the trap to open the jaws apart. 4. While your foot is still on the trap - "rock" it back and forth real good to open up the earth so the jaws don't get bound up - you want the jaws to snap shut really fast. Also put your full weight on the trap to really push it down tight to the ground - you want the trigger pad firmly on top of the ground. 5. About a foot on both sides of the trap on a part of the tunnel that you have NOT smashed down - use the screwdriver to open up a good sized hole...big enough to stick a golf ball in - you want PLENTY of outside air to get into the tunnel! 6. Go get a beer and wait - sometimes within 30 mins you will see the trap spring. Then simply go look at the holes you made - one of them will be fixed - the other will not be. He's dead inside the trap on the side where it got fixed - and that's the last thing he ever did. Go throw him out and re-roll the yard and repeat until you are mole free. So far my record is 4 moles in 24 hours - 3 of those were inside of 3 hours of each other. Also - moles will come and take up residence where you've already killed several before so beware of that. Don't think that just cause you got one that you can ignore that area of your yard for awhile - another one will set up shop sometimes within days. It took me a long time to win back my yard. Follow these instructions and be vigilant and you will win the war. Update - August 2017 - Many many dead moles later the trap is still working great. I think I've decimated the entire mole population in this area. My neighbors don't have any moles now either. Thumbs up still! One word of advise..make sure that you push straight down on the trap when you push it into the ground. If you get it sideways at all it could bend things and then the trap won't work correctly so keep this in mind.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Who you gonna call...Molebusters!
*by J***O on August 18, 2023*

What can I say. I had tried numerous traps, poisons, deterrents, etc. and nothing had gotten rid of those underground pests. A friend suggested these, and I was very skeptical based on past experience. Bought 4 to cover 2 acres of overly damaged lawn. I have been moving them every 24-48 hours based on observation and triggering. As of two weeks of deploying these, I have had 7 trigger events and caught 5 moles. That is WAY better than anything I have used in the past. Hopefully getting down to few if any moles left. I tend to rock them into the ground as suggested, then step to set, then lift slightly to make them even with the ground surface. Then I pack down the run on each side of the trap to entice them to open it back up. So far, these have been great for me. 5/28/24 - Update...Still the best mole eliminator I have found. I am up to 22 moles trapped in less than 8 months of actual use. So far only 3 misfires and I think 2 of those were just where I did not have it set correctly. It is nice not to have so many runs to mow down now when cutting grass. I have suggested these to friends and family and all seem to be surprised at how simple they are to use and how well they work. Now if I could just find something like this for my groundhog infestation... 1/15/25 - I am back again because this is simply one of the best products I have ever used! I have had these in the ground on my 2 acre "estate"... :) for 13 months (because I cannot use them when the ground is frozen). In that time, I have managed to catch 36 moles. Yes, that's right...36 moles in just over a year's worth of use. I am not doubting anyone else's recommendations on these, but I set them bare-handed, moving them from run to run (if I don't snag a mole within 48 hours) and have had no issues with smell concerns. Maybe my moles are so aggressive they don't care? Regardless, if you follow almost anyone's instructions on here, you will (WILL) catch moles. My only aggravation now, is that 36 moles later, I still see runs as soon as the ground thaws, but it freezes back too fast to use these. I guess spring will begin another tally. Happy Mole Catching!!! UPDATE!!! 6/19/2025... Just caught my 20th mole of 2025 today. These traps are amazing... Since August 2023 when I first received mine, I have had them deployed for a total of 13 months (pulled them in the colder months when ground frozen and no activity). On my 2 acres, I am now up to a total of 51 moles!!! I have only had 3 "missfires" (tripped with no mole) in that time. I am thinking those may have been user error, since the trap rate is phenomenal. I now have neighbors, friends, family, etc...asking if I can start trapping for them, but since I am busy keeping up with my own issues, I don't have time. "Build a better mousetrap?" If there is a better mole trap out there, someone would have to prove it to me!!!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It Works! Take time to read tips from others.
*by L***O on December 8, 2023*

I've tried many tactics to get rid of moles destroying my yard but I've never had any success until buying this trap. It works and it is extremely well made. However, I do not think I would have liked this product or had success with it if I had not followed another reviewers tips. Certain steps need to be taken in order to keep the moles from tunneling around the trap and certain steps to be taken to get the trap properly set into hard ground. I am grateful Casey took the time to post the steps and tips. I'll copy and paste them below. Tips from Casey: FINALLY - a mole trap that WORKS! First off I'm going to say that yes I had trouble at first catching moles with this trap - but I didn't give up - I just had to figure out what I was doing wrong. Once I figured it out it's been dead moles ever since. I've trapped 13 moles in the last two months out of my yard using this trap - I'm ecstatic because my yard was getting over-run with stupid moles. People say I'm crazy and to just leave the moles alone - this is nonsense - the only good mole is a dead mole! Let me tell you how to use this trap: 1. First off you have to know your enemy. Moles are stupid - they only know how to do a few things - Dig and/or repair tunnels and smell stuff - they have a REALLY good sense of smell! Also - they get flat out irate when you mess up their tunnels. When they smell/feel outside air coming into their little tunnel complex they will almost immediately go in search of where that air is coming from and fix the problem. Again - they are really good at fixing their tunnels - use this info to your advantage! 2. NEVER touch this trap with your bare hands! Remember how moles can smell really good? Well if they smell you (or any other weird smell) on this trap they will simply tunnel around it - which will infuriate you. What works for me is I leave the trap outside and only handle it with gloves on. Also - keep a large screwdriver or some other implement to dig with handy that is free of human scent. 3. Check the nuts on the side of the trap to make sure they are not too tight. Mine were way too tight and it took entirely too much force to spring the trap closed. I loosened the nuts probably close to a full turn if not more on both sides. After I did that it was a lot better. This trap is not supposed to have a "hair trigger" otherwise it would go off too easily. So don't wear yourself out trying to make it have a hair trigger. Setting the Trap: First off you need to roll your yard flat and wait a little while to see where the active moles are at. It won't take long - 24 hours max. When you find tunnels - look for nice straight(ish) tunnels - these are their "main corridors" you could say. Don't bother messing around with the tunnels that are going in all different directions or in circles- they may never return to these tunnels - again - only look for nice straight runs to set your trap. When you find a good place to set the trap do this exactly: 1. Firmly step on about a foot long section of the tunnel and smash it down flat 2. Push the trap into the ground on the spot you just smashed down. 3. Step on the trap to open the jaws apart. 4. While your foot is still on the trap - "rock" it back and forth real good to open up the earth so the jaws don't get bound up - you want the jaws to snap shut really fast. Also put your full weight on the trap to really push it down tight to the ground - you want the trigger pad firmly on top of the ground. 5. About a foot on both sides of the trap on a part of the tunnel that you have NOT smashed down - use the screwdriver to open up a good sized hole...big enough to stick a golf ball in - you want PLENTY of outside air to get into the tunnel! 6. Go get a beer and wait - sometimes within 30 mins you will see the trap spring. Then simply go look at the holes you made - one of them will be fixed - the other will not be. He's dead inside the trap on the side where it got fixed - and that's the last thing he ever did. Go throw him out and re-roll the yard and repeat until you are mole free. So far my record is 4 moles in 24 hours - 3 of those were inside of 3 hours of each other. Also - moles will come and take up residence where you've already killed several before so beware of that. Don't think that just cause you got one that you can ignore that area of your yard for awhile - another one will set up shop sometimes within days. It took me a long time to win back my yard. Follow these instructions and be vigilant and you will win the war. Update - August 2017 - Many many dead moles later the trap is still working great. I think I've decimated the entire mole population in this area. My neighbors don't have any moles now either. Thumbs up still! One word of advise..make sure that you push straight down on the trap when you push it into the ground. If you get it sideways at all it could bend things and then the trap won't work correctly so keep this in mind.

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