Traditional Molecatchers “We don’t make a Mountain out of a Molehill”The history of the traditional Molecatcher goes back hundreds of years. When they travelled the length and breath of the British countryside, visiting farm after farm or estate after estate - they usually stayed with their host whilst they we plying their craft. This could be for days or weeks depending on the size of land they were working and the amount of traps they were placing. They were paid according to the amount of…See More

The British Traditional Molecatchers RegisterMolecatcher of the Month for January 2011 is John Sykes. 163 Moles caught during the month even with all that frozen ground !!  If you are looking for a Traditional Molecatcher to help solve your Mole problem....find one local to you on...... www.britishmolecatchers.co.uk "We don't make a…See More

British Traditional Molecatchers Register www.britishmolecatchers.co.uk The BTMR is pleased to welcome our 400th member  -  Roy Wood.Roy lives on a farm in the Hampshire village of South Warnborough.Molecatching initially began as a hobby 20years ago when his own garden became overrun. After that challenge, he always volunteered his services…See More

 BRITISH TRADITIONAL MOLECATCHERS REGISTER.www.britishmolecatchers.co.uk"We don't make a Mountain out of a Molehill" The BTMR is pleased to welcome our 400th member  -  Roy Wood.Roy lives on a farm in the Hampshire village of South Warnborough.Molecatching initially began as a hobby 20years ago when his own garden became overrun. After that challenge, he…See More

 THE BRITISH TRADITIONAL MOLECATCHERS REGISTER  ( www.britishmolecatchers.co.uk ) is proud to announce their "Molecatcher of the Year Award 2010"..... We are the National Register for Traditional Molecatchers and our website is the  best place to find a Traditional Mole Catcher in your area. Traditional Molecatchers are becoming a rare breed themselves!! The winner of our this year's BTMR Molecatcher of the Year Award is Dave Jones of North…See More