About the mites. Northern Fowl mites breed and lay eggs on the bird, so I think it's best to put your efforts there (treating all the birds) rather than spraying the coop. You are having wet rainy weather and the spray will not dry well, making it more dangerous for the birds. Wait for better conditions to spray the coop... it will help with reinfestation, but for now, it's more important to treat the birds.
Aren't you going to guess?
ok . Was kinda wondering about the safety of that. thinking the spray will be on the floor in the water. Im assuming wait til they are in bed and avoid the head ?
ahwould have to name them Corned Beef, Tater, Carrot , Clover
perfect! cabbage, lucky, rainbow, kelly, shamrockNope, Irish Spaniels... a very rare breed!
Not if they are born on St Patty's Day! They become the rare and exotic Irish Spaniel!
Good night Twist, hug that preggie dog!
Had to Google them, and i know a lot of breeds. Reminds me of a poodle!
Nope, Irish Spaniels... a very rare breed!
Not if they are born on St Patty's Day! They become the rare and exotic Irish Spaniel!
I don't think you should spray at all in your weather with a wet coop. Do you have any more pour on Ivermectin? That has worked well for you. I'd keep using that until things dry up a bit.
Good night Granny, sleep well.
