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Dda.bees replied to the thread Mosquito control.Everything can really fall apart if mother nature doesn't get the email after engineers fix the problem.
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Just picked up a Stihl pole saw---looking for operator tips.^What he said and I might add. Make initial cut 6" to 12" from trunk, second cut 2" to 3"farthar out so that when limb falls, you have...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Mosquito control.I don't even know how to spell injun ears and certainly can't afford to hire one every time I need to manage floodwater. It's usually a...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Mosquito control.Ok, so can I interest you in a box of chiggers? Unlike wolves and skeeters,you will never hear nor see them,regardless how many are...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Mosquito control.You've got my attention. I understand how Richard G and MeanGene's chebbie trucks knock them out but I'd like you the explain how dunks...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Tool Identification.:oops: Wonder what one has to do to deserve it? I wager once would be enough.
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Wet basement.The best thing I've found is urethane caulk.
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Dda.bees replied to the thread What grass for pasture?.Did cattle have dairy blood? Mom always kept a few dairy type in in case a calf was orphaned. I think it was nostalgia as much as...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Mosquito control.Do you know how to keep them out of your face?
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Mosquito control.Since as many mosquitoes come in from surrounding properties as from yours insecticide must be strong and lethal to make a difference...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread What grass for pasture?.Therein ly's key to my use of millet. I seed it on poor soil which is rented from neighbors. As you point out, it sustains where...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread What grass for pasture?.Coastal or Native Bermuda for Summer grazing and hay, overseeded with annual rye for Winter grazing. Small acreage in Pearl Millet for...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Mini split heat pump????????.Nothing is etched in stone friend, it's an option. Case in point, far more homeowners posse tools and experience for carpentry than...
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Dda.bees replied to the thread Mini split heat pump????????.Heat pumps are progressively doing better at lower temperatures but if one has an older unit that fades, here's a simple solution where...
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