http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/-t1.htm Talk about any other varmints Sat, 29 Aug 2009 11:13:59 GMT 10 http://i88.servimg.com/u/f88/12/38/37/62/newlog10.png http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/-t1.htm http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/brown-widows-t149.htm Varmint Stalker I was recently asked about a spider infestation in a member's home. Although I don't usually deal with this type of infestation, I will address this one. As with any spider, spraying is generally frowned upon. As I understand it, you essentially have to spray a spider directly in order to effect control. Seeing as though these are not typically colonial pests, this makes the application of pesticides difficult and not efficient. I have found glue boards to be a more fiesable way of controlling ... All Other Varmints Sat, 29 Aug 2009 11:13:59 GMT http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/brown-widows-t149.htm#428 http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/brown-widows-t149.htm http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/trapping-english-sparrow-with-squirrel-traps-t92.htm Varmint Stalker Watched some sparrow hopping around in the yard and figured I would try to trap them in a squirrel trap for fun. It worked, trapped 8 sparrow, 4 of them males. Even trapped 2 at once one time. All I did was ziptie some stale bread to the trigger. When they tried to pull it off they set the trap. All Other Varmints Sat, 17 May 2008 02:06:53 GMT http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/trapping-english-sparrow-with-squirrel-traps-t92.htm#177 http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/trapping-english-sparrow-with-squirrel-traps-t92.htm http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/starling-damage-t60.htm Varmint Stalker These are just some of the problems brought on by starlings. These are some nasty birds. All Other Varmints Wed, 14 May 2008 04:23:06 GMT http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/starling-damage-t60.htm#93 http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/starling-damage-t60.htm http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/raccoon-damage-t91.htm Varmint Stalker This is what a raccoon can do to the outside of your house. This is what they're after in the grass: All Other Varmints Sat, 17 May 2008 01:57:47 GMT http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/raccoon-damage-t91.htm#176 http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/raccoon-damage-t91.htm http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/coyote-with-mange-t61.htm Varmint Stalker
]]> All Other Varmints Wed, 14 May 2008 04:25:40 GMT http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/coyote-with-mange-t61.htm#94 http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/coyote-with-mange-t61.htm http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/rabbit-fever-t52.htm Varmint Stalker Tularemia Truth by Ruby Mosher, DVM Rabbit Fever still occurs. Hunters and outdoors enthusiasts should take basic precautions. Rabbits. Ticks. Bacteria. Add a hunter or other outdoor recreationist to the mix, and there’s a chance to come down with tularemia. But awareness of the disease and proper precautions can help people remain disease-free while enjoying the outdoors. Tularemia, commonly known in the U.S. as “rabbit fever” or “deerfly fever,” is not a new disease but is ... All Other Varmints Wed, 14 May 2008 01:56:12 GMT http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/rabbit-fever-t52.htm#84 http://varmintstalkers.forumandco.com/all-other-varmints-f29/rabbit-fever-t52.htm