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Had a gopher problem on our hill. Used a gopher bomb and dad decided it wasn’t enough and added gas and plugged the holes with towels. Similar result with the added effect of a Camping Retired Nurse Not My Problem Anymore Vintage Shirt small landslide and the grass/weeds catching fire (which was a very serious problem with the adjacent forest). Dad denies the crack in our foundation was the result of that, but I think the mole hole ran all the way up to the house. Had a gopher problem on our hill. Used a gopher bomb and dad decided it wasn’t enough and added gas and plugged the holes with towels. Similar results with the added effect of a small landslide and the grass/weeds catching fire (which was a very serious problem with the adjacent forest). Dad denies the crack in our foundation was the result of that, but I think the mole hole ran all the way up to the house.

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An old Honduran guy showed me a similar technique with leaf cutter ants. He’d go around pouring gas in each hole then light them with a match taped to a Camping Retired Nurse Not My Problem Anymore Vintage Shirt long piece of bamboo. He didn’t plug the holes so it wasn’t a single huge explosion, just a series of small pops as the flame spread underground to the different holes. It was a ton of fun but did sweet fuck all to get rid of the ants since their nests go so deep. They’d spend a couple of days carrying dead ants out and piling them by the entrances then go right back to hauling his trees off leaf by leaf. Poured ‘an unspecified amount of gasoline’ into the hole. While it was a liquid, nothing happened. He threw a couple of matches into it. But the gasoline kept evaporating, and eventually filled the hole with fumes, like an engine piston cylinder. Throw in a match and the aerosolized gas ignites, consumes the nearby oxygen in the air, and explodes.