red ants invading exterior house wall from ground level. wall is wood, dirt abuts wood....old house
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red ants invading exterior house wall from ground level. wall is wood, dirt abuts wood....old house
Nuke the site from orbit.
Behead the remains, if any.
Takes awhile, but we've always won that war using this weapon of ants destruction..
http://woodstream.scene7.com/is/imag...oductPgLarge2$
You can mix/rake diatomaceous earth into the dirt around the house perimeter, or spray it at the junction of earth/wall. That'll do it.
thanks all, off to battle
Termidor SC. Expensive but affective.
Get the dirt away from the wood.
3dr for TERRO, battled a colony last year after the wet spring and they invaded a houses stress skin panels.
Magnifying glass
Might take longer, but it’s more satisfying
Corn starch and corn meal. They can't digest the corn meal, but they love it. The corn starch solidifies like concrete if it gets wet. I am about to build a few feeder boxes to put around the house. Don't tell the Vegan aristocracy.
nice
i'm underway
thanks
This^^^ Plus these.
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/02...g?v=1448575670
^ I'm going to be dreaming about that tonight....nightmares....
X4 Terro
Diatomaceous earth. No more buying poison ☠️
Borax is the main ingredient in a lot of ant traps. I've found it works well on its own if scattered lightly near a trail or hill. Cheap and easy.
If there is another ant colony close by take a shovel full of ants from one colony and dump it on the other... they will kill each other
Used to battle ants as a young lad
Quite fun if you get after it
DD battling teh ants..
https://i0.wp.com/wherethelongtailen...giant-ants.jpg
Be careful
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They're tougher than they look..
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Molten aluminum.
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I’ve had good success with Amdro for fire ants, and other ants in general (but not so much with very small ants). It’s bait that gets taken back to the colony and kills the queen. Yeah DE is great and non-toxic, but it just kills insects that come in direct contact with it. Bugs find a way to get around it, and it’s effectiveness doesn’t last that long, especially if it gets wet or moist, it tends to cake up, and the bugs roll right across it.