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The only way i've found to take them apart is to cut the nails with a sawzall and a metal cutting or a nail imbedded wood blade. Works well

Quote: I agree 100% that and trapping are the only full methods that i know of to control them!

doggone fire ants!! We live out in the great Dismal Swamp and have lots of fresh hills ALL the time! U can try boiling water usually works great or poison their mound... whih unless its IN the coop i guarantee is UNDER the coop. Just be CERTAIN to use as directed and cover the poisoned mound...

This has been a very interesting thread Very glad to read that you are practicing so much... Shot placement is CRITICAL when using a .22. One other piece of advice-- get a good gun clening set for your new .22- fouling will cause your accuracy to go downhill rapidly! Have fun with your new...

we don't like using poisons either... HOWEVER-- these fire ants here are a major issue. We use a granular Sevin that is listed to control them and then cover the mounds with bucktes and bricks to keep the goats chickens and ducks out of the poison. Our oter major nuisance out here in the Dismal...

looks great!! lets see some pics of the inside... need to steal some ideas for my ducks 4 Pekings bout 5 weeks and 7 muscovy's bout a week old..

Where are u located in nc? i'm on 17 just across state line in va and work in elizabeth city. We're in the heart of the dismal swamp and have LOTS of coyotes, foxes, bears, etc. here--

Not sure if its been said yet or not-- but you should 'post' your property with no trespassing signs...

Luv'd the live cam!! pretty neat. had to laugh tho-- the 'pop-up' at the bottom of the picture was for Dominoes Chicken Parm Pizza... wow.. timing