If you have been dealing with a gopher problem in your yard, you have likely had destruction occur to vegetation and soil due to their natural burrowing tendencies. When gophers burrow and destroy property, it is time to take action to remove them. Here are steps you can take to get gophers to leave your property.
Use Scare Tactics To Get Gophers To Vacate On Their Own
Gophers will leave an area where they feel threatened.
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Scorpions are nocturnal animals which makes them hard to detect in your home. Depending on the species, scorpions' stings can be deadly. They release venom with neurotoxins that infect the victim's nervous system. The poison can lead to paralysis, cardiac complications, breathing problems, convulsions, and even death.
While some people keep scorpions as pets, pest control professionals don't recommend this as it puts children in your home at risk. So, how can you prevent or control a scorpion invasion in your home?
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Carpenter ants are a pest that can chew through moist and damaged wood, leaving nothing but sawdust in their wake. These pests will chew tunnels through the wood and not care at all where the wood is coming from. Whether it's a main beam or a stud in your walls, these pests do not care. Carpenter ants are attracted to moist wood and they use it for their nesting and to find food to eat.
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A common insect homeowners have to deal with is the cockroach. It causes a lot of people panic, especially when there are a lot of them to deal with. If you found out that you have an infestation in your own home, here are some treatments you might try sooner rather than later.
Baking Soda
If you're looking for an at-home remedy that you can use to eradicate a cockroach infestation, then try using baking soda.
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Spring pests can be abundant, as they are awakening from a long winter's nap. These pests can be very agitated and looking for something to eat for themselves and their colonies. Wasps are one of these pests that are going to be very agitated at this time, looking to build their nests further and find food. If you have a wasp nest nearby, you more than likely know it, as they are going to be very feisty.
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