We have them here on a few fields. I have a gopher bait applicator that looks like a subsoil plow with a tube that runs down the back of the shank. Then there is a Gandy insecticide applicator that is ground driven. It drops the bait down the tube. The subsoiler has a mole ball that creates a new run/tunnel with the bait in it. The gophers find it and eat it. It takes a few years to get them under control. The bait is about $30 a bucket. I can treat about 50-60 acres per bucket.
I have them under control on my ground but the neighbors don't so I do the edges of the fields closest to the neighbors every other year.
I found a picture of a more modern plow/applicator. Mine started out as a snap coupler unit. I made the three point hitch for it. I would bet that it is 40-50 years old.
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