Mounds are symmetrical and cone-shaped, resembling little volcanoes. Entrances are usually covered. Moles »

Mounds are large and fan-shaped, similar to a horseshoe. Entrances are usually covered. Gophers »

You'll see gnawed or half-eaten plants near holes. Gophers »

Moles also dig tunnels right below the surface to search for insects. They resemble veins just under the grass. Moles »

Qty: 50 to 75 pellets daily Size: ¼ inch long Shape: Small with 1 or both ends pointed Mouse »

Qty: 40 to 50 pellets daily Size: ¾ inch long Shape: Larger, rectangular with blunt ends Norway Rat »

Qty: 40 to 50 pellets daily Size: ½ inch long Shape: Larger, curved, sausage-shaped with pointed ends Roof Rat »

Mice create indoor nests of shredded paper, string, and other similar materials. Nests are commonly in secluded corners, beneath cabinets, at the base of kitchen appliances, and in cluttered garages. Mouse »

Hole Size: ½ inch in diameter; small, clean-cut. Gnawed Material: wires, plastic, wood, corners of cardboard boxes, bags. Mouse »

Hole Size: 2 inches in diameter; rough, torn edges. Gnawed Material: wood, corners, floor joists, wall studs. Rat »

These grease marks are created from oil and dirt on the rodent's skin and often appear along all areas next to runways. Mouse »