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1. Aaron Gransbery

   

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   7/6/2014 2:07 PM

   I have a grasshopper epidemic, they are everywhere. we have sprayed carbaryl in the heavy spots, it has worked but the numbers are so great that it isn't putting a dent in the population, and they just move too new locations. I am in North Texas, does anybody have any suggestions, or is this something that i have to just let it run its course?

   
   
   
   
2. Corey Eastwood

   

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   7/7/2014 11:07 AM

   Leave Texas

   
   Corey Eastwood CGCS, Stockton Golf & CC, Retired
   
   
3. Aaron Gransbery

   

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   7/7/2014 1:07 PM

   yah working on it Corey, thanks for the insight.

   
   
   
   
4. Keith Pegg

   

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   7/7/2014 4:07 PM

   Aaron Gransbery said: I have a grasshopper epidemic, they are everywhere. we have sprayed carbaryl in the heavy spots, it has worked but the numbers are so great that it isn't putting a dent in the population, and they just move too new locations. I am in North Texas, does anybody have any suggestions, or is this something that i have to just let it run its course?

   
   
   They are good fried with a good dip. OR http://www.richsoil.com/diatomaceous-earth.jsp I have used this on ants and it works well, may work for Grasshoppers also? Most pool supply shops have it for filters.
   
   Good Luck
   Keith

   
   
   
   
5. Ronald Conard

   

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   7/9/2014 10:07 AM

   Keith Pegg said:

   Aaron Gransbery said: I have a grasshopper epidemic, they are everywhere. we have sprayed carbaryl in the heavy spots, it has worked but the numbers are so great that it isn't putting a dent in the population, and they just move too new locations. I am in North Texas, does anybody have any suggestions, or is this something that i have to just let it run its course?

   
   
   They are good fried with a good dip. OR http://www.richsoil.com/diatomaceous-earth.jsp I have used this on ants and it works well, may work for Grasshoppers also? Most pool supply shops have it for filters.
   
   Good Luck
   Keith

   
   
   
   Absolutely the most disgusting think I've ever ate. Grilled sphincter is quite good though. You know you've been in Asia too long when you start craving grasshoppers.

   
   
   
   
6. Larry Allan

   

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   7/9/2014 10:07 AM

   Ronald Conard, CGCS said:

   Keith Pegg said:

   Aaron Gransbery said: I have a grasshopper epidemic, they are everywhere. we have sprayed carbaryl in the heavy spots, it has worked but the numbers are so great that it isn't putting a dent in the population, and they just move too new locations. I am in North Texas, does anybody have any suggestions, or is this something that i have to just let it run its course?

   
   
   They are good fried with a good dip. OR http://www.richsoil.com/diatomaceous-earth.jsp I have used this on ants and it works well, may work for Grasshoppers also? Most pool supply shops have it for filters.
   
   Good Luck
   Keith

   
   
   
   Absolutely the most disgusting think I've ever ate. Grilled sphincter is quite good though. You know you've been in Asia too long when you start craving grasshoppers.

   
   What particular species was the sphincter?

   
   
   
   
7. Canedo Alberto J

   
   7/9/2014 11:07 AM

   You can make chocolate covered grasshoppers and eat them with a burgundy glass of wine.

   
   
   
   
8. Ronald Conard

   

   4 posts
   
   7/9/2014 8:07 PM

   Larry Allan said:

   Ronald Conard, CGCS said:

   Keith Pegg said:

   Aaron Gransbery said: I have a grasshopper epidemic, they are everywhere. we have sprayed carbaryl in the heavy spots, it has worked but the numbers are so great that it isn't putting a dent in the population, and they just move too new locations. I am in North Texas, does anybody have any suggestions, or is this something that i have to just let it run its course?

   
   
   They are good fried with a good dip. OR http://www.richsoil.com/diatomaceous-earth.jsp I have used this on ants and it works well, may work for Grasshoppers also? Most pool supply shops have it for filters.
   
   Good Luck
   Keith

   
   
   
   Absolutely the most disgusting think I've ever ate. Grilled sphincter is quite good though. You know you've been in Asia too long when you start craving grasshoppers.

   
   What particular species was the sphincter?

   
   
   I'm pretty sure sow. I was half-way into it before I figured it out. Funny, what a famished man will do.

   
   
   
   
9. Clay Putnam

   

   33 posts
   
   7/10/2014 5:07 AM

   Ronald Conard, CGCS said:

   Larry Allan said:

   Ronald Conard, CGCS said:

   Keith Pegg said:

   Aaron Gransbery said: I have a grasshopper epidemic, they are everywhere. we have sprayed carbaryl in the heavy spots, it has worked but the numbers are so great that it isn't putting a dent in the population, and they just move too new locations. I am in North Texas, does anybody have any suggestions, or is this something that i have to just let it run its course?

   
   
   They are good fried with a good dip. OR http://www.richsoil.com/diatomaceous-earth.jsp I have used this on ants and it works well, may work for Grasshoppers also? Most pool supply shops have it for filters.
   
   Good Luck
   Keith

   
   
   
   Absolutely the most disgusting think I've ever ate. Grilled sphincter is quite good though. You know you've been in Asia too long when you start craving grasshoppers.

   
   What particular species was the sphincter?

   
   
   I'm pretty sure sow. I was half-way into it before I figured it out. Funny, what a famished man will do.

   
   
   Did you get a complementary jar of sphincter aroma with that dish?