Have you seen dirt mounds in your lawn this fall, maybe some in the grass around Oklahoma as you've driven around?

Moles are only one of a few other possibilities it could be, but thankfully, the list is small. If the cause of these mounds is a protected species, contact a professional before trying to get rid of ...

Uneven, bumpy ground: Your mower dips and bounces instead of gliding smoothly — a sure sign the soil beneath has been ...

You can determine the source of holes in your yard without mounds by inspecting the damage and watching for animals. Insects like grubs, wasps, and bees could be the source of this damage. Animals ...

One minute, your yard looks fine; the next thing you know, holes are popping up. These are a bit perplexing, though, because there aren't any mounds of dirt that indicate digging from a gopher, ...

If the cause of these mounds is a protected species, contact a professional before trying to get rid of them. Having large dirt mounds in your yard is a problem for a few reasons: You can trip over ...