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LWD

08-18-2006 21:46:26




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What do you boys do about ants in your fire wood




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noncompos

08-19-2006 08:58:03




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 Re: O.T. ants in reply to LWD, 08-18-2006 21:46:26  
If it's in an enclosed place that no one is in much (shed, etc) drop in a few mothballs, broken into two or three pieces. Had wasps get into uninsulated wall once; drilled hole thru from inside, dropped in a few mothballs (taped inside hole): no more wasps. Good luck.



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Henry M

08-19-2006 05:27:53




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 Re: O.T. ants in reply to LWD, 08-18-2006 21:46:26  
I quit fighting the problem of buggs in the firewood. I leave it stacked outside, bring a wheelborrow load and leave it in the cold garage, and from there it goes stright into the stove.



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Vern-MI

08-19-2006 04:20:16




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 Re: O.T. ants in reply to LWD, 08-18-2006 21:46:26  
Squish them as they come running out of the fire. It's the dang mice and bats that give me the willies and they are fast too.



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Too Far Gone

08-19-2006 04:15:24




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 Re: O.T. ants in reply to LWD, 08-18-2006 21:46:26  
Same thing I do for Uncles.I tell'em to get out of the firewood if they're not gonna help cut it.



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BigMarv1085

08-18-2006 22:17:13




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 Re: O.T. ants in reply to LWD, 08-18-2006 21:46:26  
I would spread out some fire ant poison. They usually aren't much of a problem if the wood is stacked off the ground.



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