nomad 11
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so i wonder how long before the first skeeter ?
I SAW THE FIRST HOUSE FLY TODAY
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pa plateau hiker
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Most people report their first robin. You report your first house fly
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Well good, now the robins got something to eat.
The diving duck are up here on the rivers already but there is still ice on the lakes. Puddle ducks are starting to trickle in and the canada geese are looking for nests.
The diving duck are up here on the rivers already but there is still ice on the lakes. Puddle ducks are starting to trickle in and the canada geese are looking for nests.
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WHY? WHY? WHY? Why are you setting yourself up? You live amidst flies and dog poop?
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When you have dogs, dogs poop, poop draws flies
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Just make sure you don't step in it..nothing worse than getting dog poop off your shoes.
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Let's talk Fire Ants. Every target I've had in the last 2 days has been within a foot on those SOB's mound. Side note for you guys and gals that don't have them. THEY HURT.
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...sounds like the poop is flyin' early this year...
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Hell, that ain't nothing.' I go out in my shop and build a rip-snoritn' fire in my wood stove, and them critters start fallin' out of the rafters. This is in December!! I thought house flys were only supposed to have a one day life span...go figger.
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The first house fly i seen was in the Wizzard of Ozz lol sorry I could not resist !
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Feed the dog a raw food diet, no flies as the poo is gone in a few days as it dries up and goes away.
Just like a fox, coyote, or and other wild meat eater, the diet is more natural than a grain fed diet.
Nothing is worse than having fido put most of what goes in out again in a big smelly pile that takes weeks to break down.
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nomad 11
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Hell, that ain't nothing.' I go out in my shop and build a rip-snoritn' fire in my wood stove, and them critters start fallin' out of the rafters. This is in December!! I thought house flys were only supposed to have a one day life span...go figger.
oh no ? those are the radio active ones. and they live for eons !
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nomad 11
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Just make sure you don't step in it..nothing worse than getting dog poop off your shoes.
oh yea the time i really have that problem is in the fall when the dog poop hides under the leaves. then when i get to my car i have gobs of leaves caked in dog poop.well you cant get in your car like that now can we ? otherwise summertime you spot it 10 feet away and you can avoid it. haha no polluted shoes now !
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It would be more entertaining for me if you post a photo of the welt on your arm after it bites you.
