Do you have Kudzu bug invasion?
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If you do not know what they are then check this out.
http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/10/22...nk-up-georgia/
We are fighting them tooth and nail at our house in Walton Co. Interested to see if anyone else has them yet. They are outside thank goodness.
http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/10/22...nk-up-georgia/
We are fighting them tooth and nail at our house in Walton Co. Interested to see if anyone else has them yet. They are outside thank goodness.
#3
I live in Adams County PA and we have stink bugs. Our's look a little different then that. They are ruining the fruit crops. My son in law had to clean out his father's house when he passed away last fall. His house was full of them. They were everywhere.
I have pest strips that are in a plastic case. I bought a dozen and have them hanging at the windows. So far no bugs. I hope they keep working
I have pest strips that are in a plastic case. I bought a dozen and have them hanging at the windows. So far no bugs. I hope they keep working
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We have stink bugs here in Virginia, they look a little different, maybe not as square. They usually start showing up in the fall. We buy an isecticide on line from doyourownpestcontrol.com and spray around all of the doors and windows and that seems to help prevent them coming into the house.
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Wow...those things are ugly looking.. never saw a stink bug before either..so had to look that one up also. Those are nasty looking little bugs also..they kinda look like they are armored. We have the yukky Ear Wigs and Box Elder bugs here. Pesty nasty bugs..hate em all. lol
#9
Haven't seen it here in North Alabama, but then haven't looked for it either. We don't have Kudzu on our property, once that stuff starts it's almost impossible to get rid of.
Good luck.....do you think someone brought them in to get the kudzu under control?
Good luck.....do you think someone brought them in to get the kudzu under control?
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From what I have read in my search to finally identify these critters, they eat Kudzu but not enough to get rid of it. We have an acre and not one bit of kudzu so not sure why they are picking on us. I also read they do not know how they got here but most likely just got carried in from Asia. Looks like they are rather new to the US and the South seems to be where they are mostly at right now.
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