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15 Feb ’12
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et, you are in pest control, ever come across these before?
19 Feb ’12
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No, it seems like kind of a "new" thing
15 Feb ’12
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well, I guess there is only one answer then
19 Feb ’12
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Also, on a separate note, they don't seem like much of a residential pest (unless that residence is a run down crack house).
26 Nov ’15
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easytapper said
Also, on a separate note, they don't seem like much of a residential pest (unless that residence is a run down crack house).
They got into our house, but I do think they came in on cattle that were brought in from Mexico to graze neighboring properties. Once we managed to kill the one or two that decided we were midnight meal potential, we weren't bothered any more.
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15 Feb ’12
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easytapper said
Also, on a separate note, they don't seem like much of a residential pest (unless that residence is a run down crack house).
lol, thanks for calling my house a crackhouse 🙂
- Beneath porches - have a front porch
- Between rocky structures - have a rock retaining wall in front of house
- Under cement - cement patio and house
- In rock, wood, brush piles, or beneath bark - have cords of firewood
- In rodent nests or animal burrows - had the rat problem at the barn and in house pad
- In outdoor dog houses or kennels - nope
- In chicken coops or houses - have chickens
19 Feb ’12
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KVR said
easytapper said
Also, on a separate note, they don't seem like much of a residential pest (unless that residence is a run down crack house).lol, thanks for calling my house a crackhouse 🙂
- Beneath porches - have a front porch
- Between rocky structures - have a rock retaining wall in front of house
- Under cement - cement patio and house
- In rock, wood, brush piles, or beneath bark - have cords of firewood
- In rodent nests or animal burrows - had the rat problem at the barn and in house pad
- In outdoor dog houses or kennels - nope
- In chicken coops or houses - have chickens
When I refer to a residential pest, I mean inside your house. All the areas you describe are outside, and not a problem to people unless you sleep out there.
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