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Re: Re: Re: Fireants-Is there a way?
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Posted by Country Boy on December 22, 2001 at 14:04:22 from (204.49.55.2):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Fireants-Is there a way? posted by Keith TX on December 22, 2001 at 12:40:11:
Thanks Keith for understanding the problem.
Our yard is now what was once cow pasture as the cows are gone. I guess there is about 40 acres open around the house. I also guess that we have about 25 to 50 mounds per acre if not more. Since the gov't took away Mirex, nothing but diesel or gas really works. GO TO HE-- BIG BROTHER.
They are everywhere and don't always make mounds. When I pick up sticks or trash in the yard I can expect to get stung. I have dressed on the porch in warm weather before daylight and just as quickly undressed.
Anyway, my post was just an idea as I don't have a lot of experience with generators or electricity. Just know enough to not get hurt, but still looking for a solution. If someone can find it they will get very rich.
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