Posted by michael soldan on October 04, 2010 at 18:32:32 from (24.235.39.170):
In Reply to: UFO Touchdown posted by Christopher S. on October 04, 2010 at 16:09:31:
The problem is not skunks, its the larva from June Bugs that have infested your lawn. Take a shovel and mark off a foot square , dig the sod and turn it over, you will see how bad the problem is and you will understand why the skunks are finding it an easy meal to scratch up.There are sprays that will kill off the larva, the time of the year to spray is important as they will be at different depths in the sod at different stages of their life cycle and depending on temperatures. Augus/September are good times to spray,if the weather stays warm October might work. I had an infestation, I was finding seven to twelve larva per suqare foot of sod , one spraying in August did the job,not real expensive for the spray. A female Junebug flies over your lawn and spurts out eggs in a thick mucus.,the eggs hatch and the larva move down in the sod and grow. dead patches of lawn are the first sign of larva.Good luck!
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