Heres one for ya! Dig or not to Dig

[cwdigger]

So went out hunting today and found alot but had one signal that was dead center in the biggest pile of FIRE ANTS that have ever seen. What would you do would you dig it?
Or would you let them be and not make em mad?

LOL

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[shaun7]

we don't have fire ants here, so i'm guessing i'd be very uncomfortable, if not hospitalized by now

[aa battery]

ask mastereagle hes the ant expert

[camperlee]

I think i would pass but just my 2 cents worth.

[Montana Jim]

ask mastereagle hes the ant expert

Actually... aa is the ant expert!

[cwdigger]

ask mastereagle hes the ant expert

Actually... aa is the ant expert!

LOL

[cwdigger]

we don't have fire ants here, so i'm guessing i'd be very uncomfortable, if not hospitalized by now

Well I know where you can get a whole bunch I even ship em for free

[sniffer]

it seems like every time I sweep across a fire ant mound my detector rings up a good signal.
I dug up one time, never again, didn't find a thing, to busy trying to keep from being bitten LOL

[Montana Jim]

it seems like every time I sweep across a fire ant mound my detector rings up a good signal.
I dug up one time, never again, didn't find a thing, to busy trying to keep from being bitten LOL

We've had that discussion here on treasure net before a few times... I also used to get hit on any mounds all the time... I'd always dig and always find nuthing.

I would never dig a signal in a fire ant mound... ever.

[JakefaePa]

Take a gallon of soapy water and pour it on the ant nest , good thick dishwashing soap.By next day they will be gone.Do remain vigilante tho as they might not go all that far.

[sniffer]

I still use Terro liquid ant bait, they will take it into the nest and it wipes out the entire colony

[TheHarleyMan2]

Take you a cup full of gasoline pour it on the mound, set fire to it then take a shovel, scoop up the mound and sprinkle it back on the ant mound and watch it flame up!.....................BURN THEM LITTLE CRITTERS! Of course you may not have grass growing there for almost a year, but it gets rid of them!

[mlayers]

I also use the Terro ant bait works great. Then go back andf dig....Matt

[godisnum1]

I dug a signal in an ant pile back in Florida, but it was during Christmas... so maybe they weren't as bad as normal, but they were still there. Turned out to be can-slaw. I just figured it kept the warmth from the day sun throughout the night. They were pissed, but they got over it.

Bran <><

[michigan michael]

Just ask them for permission! might be able to work something out!

[cwdigger]

Just ask them for permission! might be able to work something out!

They are probably the one thing besides dang monster mosquitoes that god could take off this earth and it wouldn't hurt my feelings at all.

[michigan michael]

I love honey but, have a strong fear of bees. Guess we need cross pollination though.

[native conch]

I have used instant grits to get rid of fire ants.Sprinkle a generous amount around the perimeter of the entrance to the nest and the workers will carry it to the queen.She in turn will eat it and the moisture in her body will cause her to swell up and explode.Of course most of the other ants will do the same.With the queen gone usually so is the nest.It may take a few days.Hope this will help.

[Sir Digs-A-Lot]

The queen's got jewels down in that nest. Dig!

[garrettman64]

I think the Queen Ant Shes got us MDer's By the Jewels shes holding the Mother load down in her hole
Just My $.02 worth