skeeter hitched a ride on an areoplane from the tropics
skeeter hitched a ride on an areoplane from the tropics
Because I'm not sure if the landowner wanted that pond as a watering hole for his cattle. That would explain the tin horns being placed in the top of the road dam instead of in the creek channel.
Or maybe the lack of common sense in the oil field...
I've heard that "skin so soft" lotion from Avon is a really good mosquito repellent. I've never used it, but my Mom swears by it (and Mom's always know what's best).
The skeeters got used to that stuff. Now they're coming to get you Barbara.
Get the pond stocked with fish - bluegill, bass the usual kinds. They'll gobble up the larvae. Mosquito larvae are quite vulnerable as they hang off the surface tension layer.
Still this is going to take some time so in the short term you may need something else - Bacillus thuringiensis (BT)? A thin layer of mineral oil? A public health or mosquito authority's advice is needed. Also see http://www.epa.gov/opp00001/health/mosquitoes/larvicides4mosquitoes.htm
What you need is a bat tower. Build it and they will come.
They could suffer from disillusion in this arid country, but what the hell do they expect?
Bat tower I say.
They could suffer from disillusion in this arid country, but what the hell do they expect?
Bat tower I say.
I've thought about that... there are some bat caves a few miles from here...
Then again, the more bats you got, the more shi+ you got.
If you could market guano, this could be a plan.
If you could market guano, this could be a plan.
Don't market it. Use it to make your own gunpowder.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guano
If you are a reloader, making your own bat guano gunpowder could provide major bragging rights.
I usually make niter with my own urine.
There's a way to do it, and it's completly safe.
There's a way to do it, and it's completly safe.
