Any idea what did this to my lawn? FINALLY!!!

[Anoriginal]

I'm telling you....mole crickets!!! Not moles. 

nope there moles......lol big ones with pig noses and horns on there head

Hairless too?

Me and Uncle Rico used to raise them.

[trx#9]

I'm telling you....mole crickets!!! Not moles. 

nope there moles......lol big ones with pig noses and horns on there head

Hairless too?

Me and Uncle Rico used to raise them.

I thought they were gerbils.

[Anoriginal]

You are right. Brazilian hairless gerbils. However, we did try the hairless mole thing too. Didn't work though. They kept trying to cross breed with the featherless miniature ostriches. Sick basturdz.

[trx#9]

You are right. Brazilian hairless gerbils. However, we did try the hairless mole thing too. Didn't work though. They kept trying to cross breed with the featherless miniature ostriches. Sick basturdz.

Yes you must have separate pins, you must realize those hairless gerbils are blind. There for, they might of gotten confused with the featherless ostriches having the same skin texture. 

[mudnuri]

Sorry I didn't see this sooner! I would have to say Anoriginal is right! Molecrickets! Definitely NOT moles.
Trugreen may be spraying for fungus or dollar weed and not insecticide?? Or maybe just watering your yard!   j/k

[mudnuri]

Looking at it a little more, it could be worms.

[trx#9]

Moles!

[mudnuri]

LOL!

[Fox17]

I'm telling you....mole crickets!!! Not moles. 

nope there moles......lol big ones with pig noses and horns on there head

Hairless too?

Me and Uncle Rico used to raise them.

have you talked to him lately? hows the harp seal training going?

[k.p.]

You are right. Brazilian hairless gerbils. However, we did try the hairless mole thing too. Didn't work though. They kept trying to cross breed with the featherless miniature ostriches. Sick basturdz.

ever heard of a naked mole rat? lol

[svtbolt04]

I'm telling you....mole crickets!!! Not moles. 

nope there moles......lol big ones with pig noses and horns on there head

Hairless too?

Me and Uncle Rico used to raise them.

have you talked to him lately? hows the harp seal training going?

There is a reason he hasnt posted before....R.I.P... 

[bigbirdh]

hey those are moles and they came though the side because it was the softest spot with the turf you have they cant break the middle and mite i say nice yard.   NEED A LAWN GUY lol!!!

[mudnuri]

not moles.

[VForcedave]

Tru Green is a rip off. Dump that scam and do the 4 times a year ferilizer yourself. Every season has a recommended fertilizer. They are just using watered down stuff that is old news.   

[trx#9]

hey those are moles and they came though the side because it was the softest spot with the turf you have they cant break the middle and mite i say nice yard.   NEED A LAWN GUY lol!!!

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[megapurt400]

I am going to go out on a limb here, but I truly think you have the worst case of "Vermicious Kanids" I have ever seen!

[4fittyr]

mole crickets  4 sure

[mudnuri]

Mole crickets!!!
If TruGreen is supposed to be taking care of your lawn, I would call and ask for a re-spray. They need to use Tal-Star.
You can go out at night and see these guys working. Scoop up an area where you see the dirt pushed out and you'll see one.
They are long and skinny and have a venomous bite that can kill a normal human. Not me though.
I am the bug man, koo-koo-ka-choo!!

[TurboGSXR]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mole_%28animal%29

moles is right

[mudnuri]

Wrong
Molecricket!


Although it might be earthworms  :N

[trx#9]

I've never seen molecrickets in a yard that perfect, You usually find them in Bahia lawns.

[mudnuri]

I just sent this to my supplier(bug stuff), but I am leaning towards earthworms. They do that. It is definitely not a mole and the more I look at it I am changing my answer of mole crickets to worms!!
TRX#9 is right. That lawn looks too good to be molecrickets, BUT!!!, it looks very saturated and I am going to have to stick with earthworms!

[TurboGSXR]

ok so we have moles, mole crickets and earth worms.

I say we settle this with a game of rock, scissors, paper!

hahahahaha

[mudnuri]

I am in school for this so I found this:
Earthworms, called the "intestines of the earth" by Aristotle, are very important soil organisms that aid in the decomposition of plant litter, such as the thatch layer, and in recycling of nutrients. They help to break down and condition plant remnants in their gut. Their tunnels in the soil help oxygen and water to enter the soil more easily and their castings (waste) enrich it.

Earthworms may be viewed as pests because their burrows and castings create a roughened surface. Also, earthworms are a preferred food for moles.

So, there may be moles around, but that is not mole damage.
I am trying to find a picture of the same ting.

p.s. I saw there is an international rock, paper, scissor tournament every year-somewhere. A striped referee and all! And it was televised! Crazy 

[TRX450R_Racer]

p.s. I saw there is an international rock, paper, scissor tournament every year-somewhere. A striped referee and all! And it was televised! Crazy 

That's funny!!