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Posted by davidlloyd on 05-05-2013 02:29 AM:

Ticks!

Bought a house and the yard is loaded with ticks. Put the preventative on dogs but still finding them. Kids play in yard and come in with ticks. Never seen so many in my life. What kind of pestiside or remidies are out there and effective.

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Posted by hogdawgin112208 on 05-05-2013 04:04 AM:

go to your local feed and seed store and tell them u want some pellets for deer ticks they kill everything


Posted by Only BLK&TANS on 05-05-2013 01:06 PM:

Or...

go about it the old fashioned way. get you a few chickens and the overrall number of creepy crawlies on your block will demenish to almost nill. Had them in the past and thinking of getting a few more.

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Posted by davidlloyd on 05-05-2013 01:33 PM:

Re: Or...

quote:
Originally posted by Only BLK&TANS
go about it the old fashioned way. get you a few chickens and the overrall number of creepy crawlies on your block will demenish to almost nill. Had them in the past and thinking of getting a few more.


Neighbor has a flock of 10 that scratches the yard I was surprised they haven't put a dent in the ticks

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Posted by lil_joe on 05-05-2013 03:32 PM:

I have three roosters and 15 hens. Still probably get 200 ticks on you if you stand in the yard for 10 mins. These turkey ticks or mites or whatever they are. I need to find something to use myself. Something that won't kill dogs or horses.


Posted by Fisher13 on 05-05-2013 04:12 PM:

There are insect control bags that you can put in your spreader, that you can buy at your local hard ware store. I would apply this early in the morning while the dew is still on the ground. This should take care of your issue, I would try to keep your kids and dogs out of the area, you applied this control for the next 24hrs or so.

http://www.scotts.com/smg/goprod/or...d180004/7800017

I am not of fan of pesticides, they are chemicals that attack the nervous system, many believe they can cause a.d.d in children as well other complications.

But it sounds like you have no choice.

Using a spray on application is more expensive, but is safer to use due to the fact, that it enters the plant faster, and breaks down quicker. Any local landscape company would be able to apply this for you.

or you can buy the hose hook up at your local hardware store.

Another thing that helps is keeping your grass short, this provides less cover.


Posted by joeinmo on 05-05-2013 05:48 PM:

gunies

get some gunies wont be one left when they get done.


Posted by GA DAWG on 05-05-2013 06:10 PM:

Re: gunies

quote:
Originally posted by joeinmo
get some gunies wont be one left when they get done.
This and they kill snakes.

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Posted by BWSupplies on 05-05-2013 07:38 PM:

I filled the yard with chickens... They eat all the bugs and any snake that slides up... The eggs they lay aren't to bad ether

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Posted by boxmanwillie on 05-05-2013 08:54 PM:

TICKS

GO TO LOWES AND BUY YA SOME SPRAY THAT KILLS TICKS I THINK ITS MADE BY THE BAUER CO HOPE THIS HELP YOU


Posted by steve pickett on 05-06-2013 07:20 PM:

i have been told genines are good about eating ticks....

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