We moved to Madison from the delta and we've talked about how bad they are here numerous times. We can't see the difference in the two locations.
Bifen will take care of everything. Red wasps, ticks, all of it.
It’s worth every damn penny, especially since a gallon lasts so long. And GOAT is right about the wasps. I fog the areas where I normally get wasps and haven’t had any for two summers.
You have to wear a respirator or pretty serious mask when fogging?
It’s not really necessary if it’s a well ventilated area. I have used an N95 when fogging in my storage area on the side of the house.
get rid of any standing stagnant water around your house. tires that may have water in them or anything that will hold water and get stagnant. breeding ground for skeeters.
If you’re outside you don’t have to. If you’re in your garage with the door closed, maybe.
If you have tires laying around your house, mosquitos are probably the least of your worries!
Hey, that ain't right. I keep them tires around for my F-350 in case I git a flat. Besides, y'all can't sees them, ther' on the backside of my trailer.
So you didn’t have to sell your trailer to go to Omaha? You’re rich.
I've driven just about every square inch of Mississippi and the South. It isn't that uncommon. From my experience. From pure trash, to rope swings, to farm tires. Yes, even in Madison county.
Worst ive ever seen them on the coast. Also I think the city has cut back on spraying. I used to see the spray truck at least twice a week and I haven’t seen it but twice this summer.
I wish, my grandma owns that there trailer, but she says I can have it when she croaks in about 20 years or so, lord willing, just in time for our next run at Omaha!
I don’t know how to post a link, but Google mosquito sniper. Turn your leaf blower and spray tank into a fogger.
Tires should be stored on the roof of your house.
Don't even need a fogger, a pump up sprayer works. You need to spray errything, plants, grass, tree leaves, fence, house walls and eves, etc.
The biggest/worse mosquitoes I've ever seem, the Strider Academy football field, circa early 1980s. Insane, they bit through should pads.
Word would spread fast in the hood I grew up in that the truck was in the vicinity. Somebody would see it blocks away from ours in another hood and we would all mount up on our bikes and go looking for it. Damn that stuff smelled good.
