Bad Gas

[keakar]

Originally Posted by Ratdog

No joke . I use mine for drive way. Keeps cracks clear year long. I use it for brush fires on my old property were I used to burn tuns of green branches. I don't have much other ideas for it though. And it seems to be hard to find a disposal place. But Lafayette has a drop off once a year for paind has and so on. So might hook up with a Lafayette guy .u might have to store it for a while but they might take it for free if you call city.

gas is the only sure way to get rid of fire ants permanently. about once a month I see a new mound that came from the neighbors yard but a little gas and they are gone. to be honest, what you pay for that "ant killer" junk its cheaper to use the gas
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no more grass but it grows back in a few weeks and I rather have a bald spot then forever chasing the boogers around the yard forever, all those so-called ant killers just make em move over 3 ft and make a new mound.

also works on those land crawfish, a few ounces in the whole and their fertilizer after that lol.

[Matt G]

I'll give it a shot running it in my lawn mower. Between my dad, my brother, and me we can go through that quick.

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by keakar

gas is the only sure way to get rid of fire ants permanently. about once a month I see a new mound that came from the neighbors yard but a little gas and they are gone. to be honest, what you pay for that "ant killer" junk its cheaper to use the gas
.
no more grass but it grows back in a few weeks and I rather have a bald spot then forever chasing the boogers around the yard forever, all those so-called ant killers just make em move over 3 ft and make a new mound.

also works on those land crawfish, a few ounces in the whole and their fertilizer after that lol.

Talstar works pretty good, I put it down twice a year and have no ant piles in my yard.