Late winter into spring is when burrow networks expand fast. Moist soil holds tunnels together, breeding ramps up, and new galleries connect to irrigation berms, fence lines, and high-value turf. The result: more mounds, more trip hazards, and more repair hours—unless you get ahead of it with the BurrowRx Carbon Monoxide Sprayer.
Why Act Now
- Moisture advantage: Damp soil keeps tunnels intact, so the BurrowRx smoke-oil maps exits instantly. Crews can seal vents on the spot—no guesswork, fewer call-backs.
- Breeding window: Hitting active runs before peak breeding reduces the first big population spike.
- Crew readiness: Year-start sweeps standardize the process so new team members learn fast.
How to Run a 30-Day Sweep
- Perimeters first: Treat along fence lines, water lines, slopes, and field/rough transitions—where networks spread.
- Probe & confirm: Use the probe to find active runs. If a test hole plugs within 24–48 hours, treat.
- Smoke-oil + seal: Insert the exhaust nozzle, start the engine, watch tinted smoke reveal hidden exits, then seal every vent while the machine runs.
- Time by soil/run length: Typical treatments run ~3–4 minutes per opening; add time for deep or sandy runs.
- Recheck weekly: Quick follow-ups catch stragglers and new links while soil is still cooperative.
Bottom Line
A proactive, 30-day spring plan cuts summer retreats, protects roots and infrastructure, and keeps crews on schedule.
Ready to plan your spring sweep? Contact your regional rep.