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O.T. Moth balls

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Hmmmm

11-28-2005 10:48:47




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I read a post about using moth balls to get rid of pest. My question is: How the heck do you guys get the moth balls? I have caught several moths and even with my best magnifying glass and some good sharp tweezers I have been unable to harvest a single moth ball! Whats the trick to getting those things? I would like to use them to keep the crabs out of my outhouse.




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MAC,IL

11-28-2005 14:39:11




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 Re: O.T. Moth balls in reply to Hmmmm, 11-28-2005 10:48:47  
much easier to just clip the wings and use the whole thing.



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hig

11-28-2005 14:16:47




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 Re: O.T. Moth balls in reply to Hmmmm, 11-28-2005 10:48:47  
kinda like trying to find a toad stool! lol.



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NC Wayne

11-28-2005 19:23:38




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 Re: O.T. Moth balls in reply to hig, 11-28-2005 14:16:47  
We see toad "stool" all the time. Around the toads/frogs tend to come up on the concrete pads under the security lights about dusk and stay til their full. At some point in time many of them leave their "little presents" for us. They actually look alot like mouse droppings except their composed of dried bug exoskeletons. Next time your under a security light during the day, in the middle of summer, take a look and you'll see what I'm talking about.

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jerrycpp

11-28-2005 13:36:27




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 Re: O.T. Moth balls in reply to Hmmmm, 11-28-2005 10:48:47  
It's obvious you have only caught females thus far. The male moth is slightly huskier, usually has a 2-day growth of whiskers, and smells of beer and potato chips. Once you capture one, it'll be as easy as cutting a calf. Good luck, and enjoy.



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ger

11-28-2005 20:14:39




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 Re: O.T. Moth balls in reply to jerrycpp, 11-28-2005 13:36:27  
lol



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