7 best chicken mole

Product description

Ready to use Dona Maria Mole sauce creates traditional Mexican cuisine instantly with it's blend of chile peppers, sesame seeds, peanuts and cocoa. Add it to a variety of meats and poultry or your favorite enchiladas, quesadilas or tacos.

• Includes three boxes Dona Maria Mole Sauce
• Each box = 3 servings
• Ready to serve
• Easy to use Mexican sauce
• Use for chicken, rice, beef, pork, enchiladas, quesadilas, tacos, beans, eggs, fish and more!

User questions & answers

Question:	Is this mole sauce very spicy
Answer:	This plug accesses the speaker leads of the radio but does not activate your radio's built-in fader control.
Question:	Is this product kosher
Answer:	Yes, this will fit your 2008 FLHX.

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Corn Tortilla Know-How

Prepare the masa for corn tortillas (page 38). Divide the masa into orbs the size of golf balls for 6-inch (15 cm) tortillas or thereabout. Smaller balls of masa produce smaller corn tortillas about four inches (10 cm) in diameter (for street tacos, for example). Six inches (15 cm) is about the maximum diameter for making corn tortillas. Press each ball of masa to form tortillas. Cook each immediately (page 29).

When ready to press a corn tortilla:

Blue Corn Tortillas

Blue corn is a central Mexico thing that has become a signature of Native American cooking, particularly in Arizona and New Mexico. Hopi and Navajo cultures rely on blue corn.

Tortillas can be made from blue corn masa harina pretty much the same way yellow and white corn tortillas are made. Minsa and Maseca are two prominent brands. Blue corn tortillas can also be made using blue cornmeal with the addition of flour.

Besides a lovely color that can range from blue to purple, blue corn has a light, nutty flavor. Some advocates promote blue corn as more nutritious than other forms of corn.

Like all tortillas, those made from blue corn can also be fried for chips or used in other dishes that call for tortillas.

These may be used with any recipe calling for corn tortillas but are especially good with dishes using chicken and pork. Do not add regular flour if you want gluten-free blue corn tortillas.

1 In a medium bowl, whisk or stir together the masa and flour, if using, and salt.

2 Add the water. Mix, using a wooden spoon or spatula and hands, until all the ingredients are well-blended. Knead for 20 to 30 seconds until the dough is pliable. The dough should be moist enough to hold together. Add warm water, 1 tablespoon (15 ml) at a time, if needed.

3 Divide the dough into 12 golf ball–size orbs, shaping with your hands. Place each dough ball in a bowl and cover with a damp towel to keep moist.

4 Press or roll each dough ball using a manual tortilla press (page 26) or rolling pin and cook on a hot comal or griddle (page 29). Or press and toast using an electric tortilla press/toaster (page 26).

5 Keep warm (page 33) until all the dough is used.

12 If By Hand, 21,000 If By Machine

Five workers using modern machinery can pump out 21,000 tortillas an hour.

• 1/4 inch hardware cloth, ideal for snake fence, opossum rehab cages,chicken coops run,rabbit fencing, flower beds, wide gutters guard, fruit trees, vegetable garden, to keep out small critters such as voles, gophors, racoons,etc.
• The holes are only 1/4 inch to keep critters out and the chickens / rabbit safe, protect your garden fruits and vegetables from rodent animals. The 1/4 inch openings would have to be really small to get through. In the area of Wisconsion, Colorado, Cal kings, small baby copperhead snakes and rattle snakes come for damage seasonally. Dig a shallow trench before installing to ensure the fence is partially underground for peace of mind.
• It's galvanized and VERY rust proof. Double zinc coated hardware cloth for maximum rust resistance and long life. Wider weave not too stiff, the material will confirm to rolled shape as tree guards for fruit trees, 23 gauge easy to lay down and easy to cut with wire cutter/scissors. Keep gophers out of vegetable garden.
• Use this to protect vegetables and flower roots, bulbs, rhizomes, etc from tunneling animals. It can be used to make individual baskets or line raised garden beds.
• Use this material to line the bottom of your chain link fence and cut it in half by leaving it in a roll with a hack saw; it is plenty stiff for what you want to use it for. This mesh solved issues with snakes, gophor, skunk, chipmunks, rabbits and other creature living under your wooden deck.

User questions & answers

Question:	is the coat of it harmful or toxic
Answer:	It is not recommended that a stand is placed on top of the Aqua Sponge Mat. Firstly, as the mat does not allow for water or other debris to pass through it will need to be cleaned. The second reason is that it will make it difficult to ensure that the stand and tank are level which could affect things such as filtration and the warranty status of the tank you use as well as others aspects of the tank.
Question:	Can it be powder coated
Answer:	I put mine in the washing machine on delicates cycles and let it air dry (not in a dryer!!)
Question:	Would this be strong enough for an outdoor catio (enclosure for cats)? They have claws, they may climb on it
Answer:	No it will not
Question:	When I go to order this, it says I have 3 days to pick up from the locker, what does that mean? Does it not ship to my house
Answer:	This harness plugs into the back of the stock radio.Then plugs into the Hogtunes amp.Speaker wires from amp to rear pods.

Product features

Easy to install

• Step 1: Measure the location where you are installing the hardware cloth to determine the proper length and width.
• Step 2 : Cut the hardware cloth using a pair of tin snips and following the marker lines.
• Step 3 : Hammer the fencing nails in along all edges of the hardware cloth to hold it in place.

Build a chicken tractor

Move the tractor from spot to spot, an open bottom chicken tractor lets you control where the chickens graze in your yard.

Grazing frames (like a raised bed)

Form a grazing frame on fresh green grass. Enhances the quality of chicken eggs and meat for nutrients in green vegetation.

Tree Guards

Protects the trees from damage caused by wildlife.

Product description

The Tomcat Mole Killer(a) is scientifically designed and tested to mimic a mole’s* natural food source, the earthworm. Moles* may consume a lethal dose in a single feeding, but it may take 2 or more days from the time of bait consumption for moles to die. Effective against most common mole species. Effective against both types of mole tunnels: surface runways and deep tunnels. *Not for use against the star-nosed mole in NC. Not for sale in AK, HI or NY.

• Scientifically designed to mimic the mole's natural food source—the earthworm—in both shape and feel
• Effective against most common mole species (not for use against the star nosed mole in NC)
• Effective against both types of mole tunnels: surface runways and deep tunnels
• Ready to use mole killer results guaranteed (see packaging for details)
• Not for sale in AK, HI or NY

User questions & answers

Question:	This says the box, so do you have to buy a box plus the worms
Answer:	No , the box comes with 5 pouches. Inside each pouch is two worms. We break each worm in half and push inside mole holes with a small stick. Works best if you use gloves as to avoid human sent on worms. This product works.
Question:	I have placed this over two active tunnels, when the mole goes by the trap flips up, 3x now. What am i doing wrong
Answer:	When i first started using these i had the same problem. I found that packing down about 8" of the run before setting the trap helps. It forces the mole to push more dirt and i havent missed one since.
Question:	Has anyone had any luck using this product for gophers
Answer:	Yes, Ive used it a lot. Find a new mound, use a rod just bigger than the worm and try to make one hole. You can feel the ground give when you’re in the track. Ware gloves to keep human smell off worm. Cut in half and insert dropping it in. I cover hole with a little rock to seal. but do not press it down .
Question:	I was asking how far apart for 15 foot wide tunnel
Answer:	If you have a 15 foot-wide tunnel in your yard, this product will not be effective. You should instead call the Department of Homeland Security, as someone is smuggling truckloads of something under your yard.

Product features

Tomcat Mole Killer*

- Scientifically designed and tested to mimic a mole’s** natural food source.

- Effective against most common mole** species.

- Ready-to-use.

*Not for sale in HI or NY.

**Not for use against the star-nosed mole in NC.

Identify Surface Runways

Look for brown, grassless streaks on a lawn that are created when moles tunnel below. Carefully poke a hole in the top of the surface runway with your index finger. Be sure to not collapse the pile or cover up the hole. Mark the hole with a small stick. Repeat with several runway locations. Wait 48 - 72 hours and then check holes to see if they have been sealed. If they have, they are active and can be baited. Runways that have had holes resealed within 72 hours should be baited.

Bait Only Active Runways

Poke a hole 3 to 5 feet on either side of the assessment hole and place one worm bait down each hole. Push the worm as far down as you can. Make sure each worm is sitting on the floor of the runway. Reseal the runway with dirt to keep out any light and pinch hole closed or cover it with a piece of sod or small rock.

Check for Mole Activity

Wait 5 to 7 days, then check for mole activity using the same process in Step 1. If the holes stay open for 48 - 72 hours, the mole has likely traveled the runway and eaten the bait.

Detection

A clue that you might have a mole problem is your lawn will have raised brown, grassless streaks which are created when moles tunnel below. The other thing to look for are 'mole hills' which are seen above ground and are created when the mole pushes soil and debris to the surface.

Mechanical Trap

This non-toxic option provides effective kill without use of baits. It holds the mole for proof of kill.

Repellents

Spread or spray over the lawn as directed and you’ll discover that when Tomcat moves in – moles move out.

Baits – Mole Killers

Moles eat bait and die underground.

Product description

Victor M9012 Sonic 2 spike, Yellow

• Moles and gophers are chased away unharmed
• Spike covers up to 7, 500 sq. Ft
• Sonic pulses emitted every 30 seconds
• Operates in a circular pattern, approximately 95 ft. In diameter
• Requires 3 "D" Batteries (not included) per spike

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Victor Sonic Spike

Safely send moles and gophers scurrying from your yard unharmed with this Victor Sonic Spike. When placed in the ground and activated, sonic pulses penetrate the soil, emitting a sound which is highly irritating to moles and gophers who are virtually blind and overly sensitive to sound and vibrations. Climate permitting, leave the sonic mole and gopher repellent in the ground to repel new generations of pests.

Removable Battery Sleeve

The mole and gopher sonic spike is designed with a convenient removable battery sleeve for trouble-free battery replacement. A Spike will work for 4 – 6 months on one set of alkaline batteries*. Spike must be used continuously for 7-14 days before moles and gophers start to move away from the area.

How to Use

Be sure to insert the Spike into the soil so that the cap is flush with the ground to avoid tripping hazards and the chance of hitting it with a lawnmower. Effectiveness depends largely upon soil type: dry, sandy or peat soil does not conduct the sonic waves easily. Moist clay is the best conductor of sound. To use, follow these steps:

1. To open, unscrew YELLOW cap counter-clockwise.
2. Remove battery cartridge and insert batteries. Re-insert the battery cartridge into the Spike. If installation is correct, you will hear vibrating sound within 15 seconds.
3. Tighten the cap securely to keep moisture out.
4. Make pilot holes prior to inserting the spikes. Do not hammer it into the ground, as this could cause damage.
5. Insert Spike until the cap is flush with the ground. Above the ground, it could be a tripping hazard. Remember where the Spike is located so it may be removed for battery replacement.
6. Remove Sonic Spike during flooding and before ground freezes.

Product description

The Easy Set Mole Eliminator Trap takes the guesswork out of trapping and eliminating moles from your lawn, yard and garden. The Easy Set Mole Eliminator Trap is the most effective mole control product on the market. It eliminates the use poisons or chemicals and is effective on all species of moles worldwide! Other traps on the market are difficult to use or require significant time to set due to digging and locating the mole tunnels. Some products require that they be set with sharp prongs or special setting tongs that could injure the person handling the trap, as well as children, pets or non-targeted wildlife. The Easy Set Mole Eliminator Trap is the only mole trapping device that can be set into the mole tunnel without any digging, setting dangerous cables, spears or clamps! Simply locate the mole tunnel (ridge) and firmly insert the closed jaws into the center of the tunnel until the base of the Easy Set Mole Eliminator Trap is flush to the ground. Then step straight down on the setting lever to set the trap and trigger mechanism. That is it. The trap is now set. As the mole travels through the tunnel, it will push up on the collapsed portion of the tunnel where the Easy Set Mole Eliminator Trap is positioned, triggering the trap and instantly meeting their demise! The Easy Set Mole Eliminator Trap is effective, safe to use, and without the use of poisons or secondary poisoning concerns, it is accepted for use in organic farms, ranches and nurseries.

• Use for safe & effective Mole control
• Easy foot stepping motion to set trap safely underground
• Manufactured in United States
• Takes the guesswork out of trapping and eliminating moles from your lawn, yard and garden
• Eliminates the use poisons or chemicals and is effective on all species of moles worldwide
• The only mole trapping device that can be set into the mole tunnel without any digging
• Effective and safe to use
• Accepted for use in organic farms, ranches and nurseries

User questions & answers

Question:	Why are the pictures of these two totally different products
Answer:	You have 2 competing versions of the same basic trap here. The main picture with the flat metal plate construction is the right one, and will work better. The picture with the bent steel rod framing looks exactly like a slightly cheaper version of this trap which has had some durability issues noted. (the trigger plunger tends to break off). Also, the bent rod framework tends to sink into the ground too far when setting the trap. The Wire Tek 1001 is easier to set correctly, although it does cost a few bucks more.
Question:	This thing actually works a little too well. Can anyone tell me of a trick or easy way to release it to dump all the bodies? Step on it again
Answer:	I pull the set trap out a little just to make sure there is a mole in it. Then I push it back into the ground and step on it. This releases the mole which I just leave buried in the ground. Then I take a stick and carefully push the trap out of the ground. Once clear, I tap the stick end against the trigger to release the trap.
Question:	I don't understand where you place the trap. I have several spots where mounds are left in the yard. Do you dig down and place in the tunnels
Answer:	I use a skewer to poke around the mounds to see where the run is. One mound had no visible tunnels so I placed it in the mound and caught the mole. If I can see or detect a run with the skewer I place it in the run. Had mine for a week now and have caught 2 moles.
Question:	is there anyway to adjust the sensitivity of the trigger on these? the moles just dig under without setting it off
Answer:	My trap was also not sensitive enough to trigger when moles dug under it. To improve sensitivity I cut a 1 X 1-1/4-inch rectangular shim out of a 1/16th-inch thick piece of hard plastic and glued it inside and at the end of the 1-1/4-inch-wide iron channel that has the yellow label. The shim prevents the cocking mechanism from rotating as far past the triggering point when the trap is set. I now have caught 4 moles in 4 tries. Your trap may need a thinner or thicker shim than mine in order to stay cocked with improved triggering sensitivity, depending on manufacturing tolerances.

Product description

Effective against most common Mole species, Tomcat Mole Killer grubs mimics a mole's natural food source-the Grub. Moles may consume a lethal dose in a single feeding, but it may take 2 or more days from the time of bait consumption for moles to die. Not for use against the star-nosed Mole in NC. Not for sale in HI or NY.

• Mimics a mole's natural food source
• Scientifically designed and tested to mimic a mole's* natural food source *Not for use against the star nosed-mole in NC.
• Ready-to-use
• Effective against most common mole* species *Not for use against the star nosed-mole in NC.
• Grub-shaped baits mimic natural food source

User questions & answers

Question:	Does this work for gofers as well
Answer:	No. Gophers are vegetarian so they want roots mostly. There are products designed for gophers, but gopher traps are a good choice with some practice.
Question:	if the product poisons the mole and kills it and another animal eats the mole will it kill the other animal
Answer:	I do not know. I have no data. I have not seen any dead moles on the surface of my lawn. That being said, I would think the affected mole would die in its habitat (underground tunnels) and therefore the risk would be minimal to other animals, unless the other animal digs it up and eats it.
Question:	Not sure i'm understanding this. do you use this with a trap as bait or is this some sort of poison you use by itself
Answer:	It is a poison. You find active tunnels then poke a hole and insert the bait. When i find an area of activity I flatten all the surface tunnels then watch closely for new activity (I wait an hour then check every 30 minutes). Once some new tunnels pop I insert bait that way I don't waste bait. I have a 1 acre yard and had activity in 3 spots. Two have ceased but the third is stubborn. 66% is pretty good IMO.

Product features

Tomcat Mole Killer Grubs, 8 Pack

Effective against most common mole species, Tomcat Mole Killer Grubs mimics a mole’s natural food source–the grub. Moles may consume a lethal dose in a single feeding, but it may take 2 or more days from the time of bait consumption for moles to die.

• Mimics a mole's natural food source
• Ready-to-use
• Effective against most common mole species
• Grub-shaped baits mimic natural food source