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Choose a Guild member for your mole removal and be assured of a peace of mind that you will receive the best possible service.
You may have already considered the implications of having your mole removed. The fact that these humble of creatures may not be released in other areas, due to welfare constraints, places pressure not just on the mole but on the person YOU employ to carryout the task for you.
You require the best achievable service available which combines humane practice and addresses animal welfare in the completion of the task.
Guild members fully accept the need for both welfare and a professional and humane service and will inspect traps daily to prevent any unnecessary suffering that may occur from influences and impacts out of their direct control.
It is no longer legal to use any form of poison for mole control in the United Kingdom and the use of a gas application now has limitations and requires registration for use.
By using a traditional molecatcher you can be assured of the best possible dedicated service at all times.
Only the members listed on these pages are full professional members of the Guild of British Molecatchers.
The Guild of British Molecatchers welcomes any feedback and is always interested to hear about individuals who do not provide the services of membership or others that present themselves as members of the Guild but are not.
The Guild members pride themselves in the services they can offer to their clients,to be sure that the molecatcher you employ is a member simply look them up on the FIND A MOLECATCHER PAGES and help guarantee that this traditional skill and the unique service these people can supply continues with the honest modern service that the 21st century demands.
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