Molecatching Charges

[Mink 6]

Oops , forgot the best bit - It's free

[Hob&Jill 258]

you can always catch a mole though

 

 

I bet you can....straight out the freezer if not :laugh:

[Shrophunter 7]

Thanks for the heads up on the free websites, I'll look into those.

Trappa most of my jobs tend to be small local ones and that is reflected in the price as I could walk or cycle to most of them if I wanted to. Should I have to travel further afield then it's a different matter. I tried higher prices initially but didn't get the work. Folks round here don't seem to be particularly desperate to get rid of moley.

[arnieboy 93]

well said there chalkwarren.anyone can lie to a client but it usually bites you on the arse later

[Rey27 83]

well said there chalkwarren.anyone can lie to a client but it usually bites you on the arse later

 

 

[thenose 0]

well said there chalkwarren.anyone can lie to a client but it usually bites you on the arse later

 

 

 

Thirded

[trapperman 474]

My prices are on my website have a look, click my link to it and tell me what you think i only came into the 21st century a few months ago my wife designed it and did all the work.

 

almost all my mole work is domestic but there are some very large propertys in oxfordshire and i have been to everything from the smallest council house to huge country houses with dozens of acres, to be honest i`m not to bothered about doing large farm clearance as i would think that at the price farmers want to pay i`m better off doing domestic work anyway.

[Shrophunter 7]

My prices are on my website have a look, click my link to it and tell me what you think i only came into the 21st century a few months ago my wife designed it and did all the work.

 

almost all my mole work is domestic but there are some very large propertys in oxfordshire and i have been to everything from the smallest council house to huge country houses with dozens of acres, to be honest i`m not to bothered about doing large farm clearance as i would think that at the price farmers want to pay i`m better off doing domestic work anyway.

Nice website trapperman. She's done a sterling job

Edited October 7, 2010 by Shrophunter

[Marty O Hare 3]

Good website, well laid out.

I imagine most people prefer domestic mole jobs to farms. Could be wrong tho.

 

As has been said price on mole jobs depends on area and what people are used to / willing to pay.

 

Aslong as all costs are covered including fuel / time for returning to check traps and your making a profit and the customers pleased, then happy days.

Edited October 7, 2010 by Marty O Hare

[morton 5,368]

I charge £30-£45 for domestics, agricultural i do free for hunting permission[only if there is a good head of game]Otherwise i charge £10 an hour, farmers round here wont pay any more.

[trapperman 474]

My prices are on my website have a look, click my link to it and tell me what you think i only came into the 21st century a few months ago my wife designed it and did all the work.

 

almost all my mole work is domestic but there are some very large propertys in oxfordshire and i have been to everything from the smallest council house to huge country houses with dozens of acres, to be honest i`m not to bothered about doing large farm clearance as i would think that at the price farmers want to pay i`m better off doing domestic work anyway.

Nice website trapperman. She's done a sterling job

Cheers mate she will have a big head later............................if i`m lucky

[moxy 617]

I charge £30-£45 for domestics, agricultural i do free for hunting permission[only if there is a good head of game]Otherwise i charge £10 an hour, farmers round here wont pay any more.

 

Agricultural you do for free?? You want to be knocking that on the head. I earn my living around your area.

 

The thing is, if your any good, farmers will pay more than £10 ph so long as you dont piss up their backs.

 

Free molecatching, feck me

[danman 27]

its worth doing for good permission

[davedavedave 69]

Yes I agree. In fact for anyone looking for permission to shoot on a farmers land why not offer to do some mole catching first that way the farmer gets to know you, like you and trust you. Its a sprat to catch a mackerel.

[trappa 518]

I charge £30-£45 for domestics, agricultural i do free for hunting permission[only if there is a good head of game]Otherwise i charge £10 an hour, farmers round here wont pay any more.

They will if no body does it. Farmers are just starting to realise that moleing is going to cost them, strychnine is finished, trapping is the future and it costs.

Get charging!