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Re: Re: Re: Re: Fireants-Is there a way?
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Posted by Grove r on December 22, 2001 at 15:25:18 from (161.184.20.242):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Fireants-Is there a way? posted by Country Boy on December 22, 2001 at 14:04:22:
Hi, C.B. Levity has it's place, [A.M.], we do have a lesser version of the fire ants here in Alberta that do not create near the problem of which you speak, did break the tongue on my haybine several years back on a "mound", but, the reason for my post is quit simple..... "ideas", there is the key! whether or not it is a good idea, is near irrelivent! the fact that you used your inteligence to think of SOMETHING is of prime importance! Even at the least, if your post triggers someone to approach the problem on that, or a different level, and can come up with a solution to the problem, will prove that, in fact, you did have a "good" idea! Sorry for my rambling way of saying, "Thanks for the effort"! You are definately "mentor" quality, in MY books, takk, R.E.L.
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