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Old 07-10-2009, 03:50 AM
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let one bite your a$$ and you will change your high and mighty attitude! I'm not scared, and I will kill a human too, if I am threatened...
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Old 07-10-2009, 08:44 AM
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you live in the desert, can't you just deal with things without having to kill them? Scorpions were there before you were, they are part of the ecosystem as well as the black widow. Move into a plastic bubble with a can of lysol if living beings other that humans scare you too much.
I don't think the folks here are talking about going on a hunt throughout town to kill scorpions. It seems if they come too close to a humans living quarters it becomes a problem. So let's look at this in the reverse: If you go into the wilderness and face a mama bear with her cubs, your in her territory so she'll defend it. The same may be true for most of the animal kingdom in defending their territory. Now let's reverse it back, Your family and home is your territory and you don't want your little ones, or yourself getting stung so you "naturally" protect it. Moral of the story:

Fluffy is part of the ecosystem, let em eat!!!
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Old 07-10-2009, 09:36 PM
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The cat thing sounds good, but we have coyotes and bobcats the 4 legged kind, I can't see a domestic cat surviving out here, thanks!
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Old 07-11-2009, 09:11 PM
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Since I just got stung by a scorpion over the weekend and we have seen 2 inside our apartment in the past week, I would like to exterminate. But I have 2 small dogs so I really don't want to use any harsh chemicals inside. I was thinking more along the lines of granules outside our apartment. I know you need to eliminate the scorpions food source to help keep them away. Has anyone used anything with any success in keeping the scorpions at bay?
Well you did say REPELLENT..is this correct?

Well, let me tell you a little story...

When my wife and I bought our first home in North Scottsdale, whic we currently still live in, the back yards was full of little critters...prairie dogs, snakes, pack rats...etc.

My wife thought they were just darling. Then one day, I told her thata I was going to lay some stuff down for scorpions and he was like....NO!

I don't want the critters hurt! Ok, no Stuff.

Then one night we were sitting in the hot tub, in the dark like we always do, and she notuced little things running all over the patio in the dark.

There must have been hundreds of them, all scurrying around the patio. So she shines a light on the little critters and sure enough....scorpions.

That was the night she said...I want them gone. But honey, the little prairie dogs! They have to go too, she said.

So the next day, I found a store at Scottdale Rd and Shea. It's at the north west corner....kind of.

If you are going west on Shea, you are going to pass Scottsdale rd. to the next street, just pass Jack-in-the-Box, turn right. Then take your first street you come too on the right. On the right hand side will be a small single floor building with tow or three shops in it. The scorpion killer is in the last slot in that building.

Go in there an ask for the scorpion killer. You will need a five gallion sprayer and I think they sell them there. However, if they don't Home Depot will have them. It must be a 5 gallon, nothing smaller.

This stuff will also take care of termites and this stuff is used by the guy that will come out to the house and charge you $50.00 a month to spray.

This part is true! The reason why I know this is, the guy was spraying the neighbors house one day and I asked him. He said...go here!

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Old 07-14-2009, 03:28 PM
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just get a cat
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We had a cat...coyote ate the cat.
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lol nature in action, get a gun

Reading through the posts, this is as far as I've gotten, only in AZ, too funny, lol.
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