I admit that I probably could find a better spot but I'm kinda pressed for time and don't have a lot of it available either to go out extensively scouting for spots, so far the best spot I've found is pretty well secluded as it's a nice open area in the middle of a field of brambles and those small prickly cunt trees idk what they're called but basically it took quite a bit of effort to cut down all the branches to get there, it clearly hasn't been touched by humans in a while, and it's well hidden enough that I actually got lost trying to find the way I got in originally so I think this is probably the best I'm gonna find. However, because it's rarely touched by humans and because the trees don't grow branches at the bottom it's an ideal easy access area for rabbits, deer and moles - rabbits and deer are fine to deal with because I'll put some chicken wire around the plants, but moles are more my concern. The site is covered in mounds, presumably made by the same one or two and the last thing I want is for them burrow through my soil and ruin my plants, however the saving grace here is that I think the moles are gone, there's light layers of grass on each mound made out of dirt, some are sandy and thus could be more recent as grass won't grow on them but ultimately I can't really tell. I took a vid here of my spot just so I could reference back to it, I don't put the camera directly on the mounds but you can see them well enough, I'm near positive that the mole(s) doesn't / don't go there anymore but just wanted to hear what someone else thinks about it and just as a precautionary preventative measure ask about any tips for how I can deter them in the future?