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  • 4sarge

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    Mar 19, 2008
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    FREEDONIA
    You would have to use a crop duster aircraft to do any good over an area, we'er not talking about millions of them, we'er talking about several billions of them.
    When we had them in our area you couldn't walk anywhere without stepping on hundreds of them.
    Then, one year they were just gone, don't have any idea why, but thank God they were gone and haven't seen any since for about four decades now.

    You can have them ALL back :):
     

    Huzrjim

    Sharpshooter
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    Nov 6, 2008
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    Monroe County
    I have these all over my woods this year as well as last year, the cold winter did not seem to affect them. I sprayed the trees closest to the house, but several of the tents were 20-30 feet up in the air, which made it difficult to hit those. The powder version of Sevin dust seems to keep them out of the garage and off the deck. Have to reapply after the rains though.
     
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