Posted by Geo-TH,In on November 08, 2021 at 03:19:50 from (184.19.45.243):
About 5 years ago we were plagued with Lady Bugs and they weren't lady like, bite. Then stink bugs took over. I put a bug zapper in pole barn. Now I have about 2 inches of stink bugs in a container below zapper. Nothing like the smell of fired stink bugs.
Yesterday it was in the 60's. I opened the pole barn door and there were Lady bugs trying to get in. Haven't seen so many lady bugs in a few years.
Things are so bad in pole barn, everything has to be put in tool boxes or coffee cans. I even put a screens around motors, grinders, air compressor motor. Nothing like turning on air compressor and sting bug parts come flying out.
Now I have both Lady bugs and stink bugs. Nothing like living in the middle of corn and bean fields.
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