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Author Archives: The Bug Doctor
Dead bug walking
it takes about a half an hour of sitting in the dried material for the roach to absorb enough to die, It’s not a nuclear bomb.” Continue reading
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The Lonely Mailbox
Except for the one or two disturbances per day (Excluding Sunday’s, and federal holidays) I’d say the mailbox is the ideal place for just about any pest to call home. Continue reading
We the jury find the Squirrel killer….?
If you were on the jury and this was all the information you had what would you decide? Vote below and then enter your reason in the comments section below. Continue reading
Posted in Pests in the news
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Recycled roaches-apartment # 204
Perhaps you fogged, baited and dusted every conceivable spot where a roach would even think about living. Continue reading
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How to make your own bug collector
It has the vague look of some strange kind of crack pipe and I get a raised eyebrow or two from curious customers which always turns into an ‘ah ha’ look Continue reading
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How to deal with pesky gnats
High end homes as well as some that aren’t kept up so well share in the torture that these winged terrorists engage in. Continue reading
Posted in Flies and Gnats
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Pesticides don’t come with autopilot
I’m not much of a pilot (yet) but it is my general experience that the people who fly are very meticulous and follow even the most mundane procedures to ensure safety in everything they do Continue reading
Headless Zombie Fire ants
Maybe the whole reason the ants got on that boat in the first place was to avoid the Phroid flies so it may be worth a shot. Continue reading
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Conspiracy of Love Bugs
There is a rumor that the LSU Tigers are working on training the Lovebug to fly in the face of Tim Tebow cardboard cutouts in hopes they can somehow stop him with next seasons game. Continue reading
Posted in Flies and Gnats
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Pesticide Poisoning
Sadly there are a lot of misconceptions about pesticides and human health. To most, all chemicals are bad and eventually you will die from their use. Continue reading
The conscientious tech
Besides, he’s been thinking and talking to his peers about your situation and has brought a new bait product that looks promising. These are the times you know you have a conscientious tech. Continue reading
Posted in Tools of the trade
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What the Do it yourself store won’t tell you
yet DIY stores can sell many of the same products we use and the owner doesn’t even have to be a certified operator or licensed in pest control at all. Continue reading
Posted in Choosing a pest control company
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Naturally confused
On the other hand you may investigate further trying to define your goals and end up like me, naturally confused. Continue reading
The illusive ‘White roaches’
When out from a crack came a ‘white’ roach, I became so excited and exclaimed that I had found an albino roach. Continue reading
Posted in Roaches
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The ‘Snowball’ Effect
I know I shouldn’t smirk but it’s at least comforting to know that I’m not the only one who suffers from ‘the Snowball effect’ and in a way, that’s therapy for me. Continue reading
Posted in Tales from the route
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