Recent content by laursink

We are using a fan, but still the skeeters. Could not find stall dry or Sweet PDZ (Any ideas?) and did buy a zapper last night and that helped a bit. They are so bad this round. Not enough fogging to go around! Thanks Laura

Thank you so much...Having hubby check right now. Of course, he does not think it is damp...it is. Why else would there be 700 million skeeters! I am ready to try anything! Will let you know if it helps!

My hubby thinks that they used to have small zappers in their coops. But I thought I had read how that does not work very well...at this point though anything would be great. My hubby was a chicken farmer growing up with huge barns. Maybe this will work.

Hi All... I am in Marion County near Green Camp. We have 14 or so Guineas and 27 or so Chickens! But none of my birds are laying right now. We had a flock of 25 guineas...lost quite a few to the coons...all of my hens! So we have re-stocked from Ridgeway also!

I accidently posted this in the wrong area..so I thought I would re-post here! Hello! And I cannot spell mosquito very well! We seem to suddenly be infested with the darn things. We live in a very rural area and are in a woods that has a lot of dampness. My biggest problem is the coop and the...

Hello! And I cannot spell mosquito very well! We seem to suddenly be infested with the darn things. We live in a very rural area and are in a woods that has a lot of dampness. My biggest problem is the coop and the fact that I am pregnant so I have to be careful. I have no idea why my coop has...

I had a big coon problem in the early summer we found that we had to keep moving the trap or the coons would just roll it over and steal the food. Thanks for the marshmellow tip. Had no idea about that. We use anything strong smelling.

I have 5 barn cats that are very tame...and they hang with my brood. I have one that even has chased chicks back to the coop whn they have escaped. Blue keeps a good eye on them!