Gotta love Dead Pool!![]()
Man, we got a rough bunch here!![]()
Ok so I thought I would share your sympathy with DH , I know gift spoiler, HOWEVER!
DH said "Thad be great dear, Unicorns are not known to Nag or Argue."




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Gotta love Dead Pool!![]()
Man, we got a rough bunch here!![]()
Why dear, I do believe there is another smartass in the room. We better scoot over.
DD already told me I'd enjoy Deadpool. Guess I'll need a unicorn to watch it with.![]()
Heard of it, never used it. Pyrethrins and Permethrins have been used for years in control of lice, mites in chicken coops. Just wouldn't get it too wet in the coop and let it thoroughly dry before reintroducing the flock back to the coop.Have any of you heard of "Bug Block" it is a parasite spray for horses says it even kills scorpions and black widow spiders.
I am wondering if I can use this in my coop?
Item Information
Bug Block contains Pyrethrins and Permethrin, the two important active ingredients essential for killing and repelling more than 70 different species of pests, including the Culex species of mosquito, known to transmit the West Nile virus. Also works on hard-to-kill threats such as scorpions and black widow spiders.
Active Ingredients:
- 40 ounce spray bottle of liquid
Permethrin 0.20%, Pyrethrins 0.10%, N-OCTYL Bicycloheptine Dicarboximide 0.50%
Other Ingredients:
99.2%
Directions For Use:
Shake well before each use. Ready to use, no mixing necessary. Hold container upright and spray as directed. This product may be applied directly with either a soft cloth or fine mist spray.
Initial Treatment: Apply 1 to 2 ounces daily for 2 to 3 days. As infestation subsides, repeat treatment every 7 to 14 days or as prescribed by a veterinarian. Also re-apply every time animal is washed or exposed to rain.
Use As Spray: Apply to face, legs, flanks, top line and other body areas commonly attacked by flies. Do not wet horse's skin or exceed two ounces per application.
Use As Wipe-On: Brush animal to remove excess dirt or dust. Moisten but do not wet to the point of dripping a soft cloth and rub over the hair. It is best to apply by rubbing against the hair growth. Avoid using an excessive amount on your horses. Do not wet skin.
Judt so you know my lawn guy was here today.I begged him to never go to war it was the worst mistake of my life. Sure I did it for health xare for my family. Regardless is was awful.
Why dear, I do believe there is another smartass in the room. We better scoot over.
DD already told me I'd enjoy Deadpool. Guess I'll need a unicorn to watch it with.![]()
Why dear, I do believe there is another smartass in the room. We better scoot over.
DD already told me I'd enjoy Deadpool. Guess I'll need a unicorn to watch it with.![]()
I love this post of yours yep I have major goals in life! OMG you can't even imagine the size of the Junebug on my porch! My wife took pictures of it, and I was afraid to touch it. This bug was dung beetle big. Wifey is sending my her pictures. I hope this bug is still around in the morning as one chicken will be happy!I’m glad to see you have goals in life! LOL