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Question: Would this work on big black carpenter ant mounds? Thanks.
Document: This is the only ant poison that I have found to work. Spread over mound, don't water in, dead ants in a couple of days.
I finally found a great rental villa/apartment after months of searching. Imagine my horror to discover (after moving in) that it had a Fire Ant infestation. It was terrible. They were everywhere. Even spraying insecticides inside and out would only abate the problem for a few days. THEY JUST KEPT COMING!! !I did some research online and saw good reviews for this product and decided to give it a try.
If you search on the internet you will see lots of methods and products to kill fire ants. Most are myths forget grits, hot water and gasoline. Also drilling holes in the mound to put in insecticides, it is a waste of time and hazard to your health as the ant will quickly come out and sting you. Most baits don't work well either. I got this product at a hardware store after trying several other well known and well advertised baits.
We bought our first house in january 2012. Our excitement was diminished upon discovering the house was infested with fire ants. They were in the bathrooms, bedrooms, kitchen. We were very surprised our inspector didn't find this to be worth reporting, but that is out of scope for this review.We called the pest control company, but all they did was spray and lay down baits which only exacerbated the problem. They didn't even bother to look for the ant mounds in the yard.
Fire Ants in Texas are everywhere. On my one acre property, I had 100+ fire ant mounds. They&#8217;d sting me. They&#8217;d sting my kids. They&#8217;d sting my horse. Then they took out my air conditioning by building a colony inside of it. (In Texas, with 100+ degree days for months on end, taking out someone&#8217;s air conditioning is a capital offense!)
I had about 12-20 mounds when I moved into my house. After two years of treating the mounds around my yard and then the neighborhood - our block was fire ant free. I am now working on 20 acres of pastures on a family farm that has about 250 mounds per acre so we can put live stock back on the pastures. Just a teaspoon of this kills the mound. The mounds and ants don't come back.
I've tried several fire ant products, and most just cause the ants to relocate a few feet away and build a new mound. I followed the Orthene package directions, and it worked. Dead mounds, and no new mounds around. I even saw dead ants atop the mounds.Here are a few tips on getting results:1. Apply it at a time when no rain is expected for at least a week. The powder is tracked into the mound by the ants, and that's how it works.
This stuff works great at getting rid of the ant mound it's applied to. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because I'm hesitant to believe it kills the mound rather than just moving it. I applied it to 5-10 small to medium sized mounds one week, the next week I applied it to about 5-10 new medium sized mounds, then this last week I've got 10-20 huge mounds that I had to apply it to.
It takes a few days to work, so be patient for 3 to 7 days. Then check the mound for results. Reapply Orthene if necessary, but if you get results like I did, reapplying won't be necessary.
After using Orthene for a couple of years with wonderful results, I thought I would try a less expensive but highly advertised product. It was only maybe 30% as effective as Orthene so I'll pay the extra $$ and get a reliable product that works 100%.
Answer: yes