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ABOUT BTMR

INTRODUCTION.- We believe it is the right time for a twenty first century solution to the way Traditional Molecatching is approached. 

 With the help of the World Wide Web we can now make Traditional Molecatching skills readily available to all who have need to call upon them.

BRITISH TRADITIONAL MOLECATCHERS REGISTER has been established by Brian Alderton, one of the UK's leading traditional Molecatchers with a business "Mole Control" which has the enviable reputation as one of the countries leading mole control firms.

Brian has been a professional Molecatcher since 1998.

All his Molecatching is by traditional methods.

Featured in Yorkshire Post  May 2005 and Radio 4's Home Truths in August 2005.  To listen to the Radio 4 Item featuring Brian and his Molecatching family,  Click Here.  

From a small garden to a country estate. Working for Households, Parish Councils, Town Councils, PLC,s Schools, Government offices, Sports Associations, and the Farming community in general and with a customer base of c800 he is never short of work.

B.T.M.R. OBJECTIVES

To promote, improve and advance the skills of the Traditional British molecatcher, for the benefit of the public and agriculture.

To ensure the advancement of molecatchers  and to provide training for people who wish to acquire those skills.

To promote Traditional Molecatching through the press and media, and to provide a base 24/7 which separates the professional  molecatcher from other pest control operators.

To provide a network of molecatchers throughout the British Isles. In local areas where they can concentrate  on smaller more compact areas .

B.T.M.R. PERSPECTIVE

The role of the molecatcher in the British countryside goes back hundreds of years. Alas like all traditional skills they have slowly been in decline. But hopefully with the emergence of the B T M R  things will start to improve. The BTMR website intends to be the definitive site for British Molecatchers.

With the withdrawal of Strychnine for mole control the demand for the Traditional Molecatcher has risen and will rise in the future. Many of the pest control companies are abandoning mole control work because trapping is too time consuming for them, and gassing is not totally effective, and can only be used in certain locations, and weather conditions. Not so with the Traditional Molecatcher, these individuals are not fazed by many of the jobs put before them. They are experts at mole catching and are aware of all the associated problems.

Members will be permitted to display the B.T.M.R. logo on their vehicles ( badge Issued with Membership cards), and will be able to use the B.T.M.R. logo on their letter head and any other promotional material..

Enquiries and work requests received by BTMR will only be passed on to fully accredited members of BTMR.

Launch and development of BTMR is expected to receive considerable complimentary media coverage,

Professional Traditional Molecatchers will benefit from the accreditation that membership of BTMR brings.

Joining Details .... Click Here 

 "Long live the British Molecatcher"

 

 

 

 

 

 

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