We are authorized to use this, but choose not to. Lethal baits are reliable, but not species specific so we find this too great a risk. Bait consumption can't be controlled so we don't know what birds will die and where they will die. There is a new product coming on the market that does not kill the birds, but sterilize the eggs so they do not hatch. We are researching the effects of this product and may selectively add this to our offering in the future.

There is nothing in the Illinois Fish Code which prohibits the use of legally taken bluegill or sunfish as bait for another species of fish. The bluegill/sunfish must have been taken by a properly licensed sport fisherman using legal sportfishing devices. You must also observe all size and creel limits both where the bluegill/sunfish were taken and where they are being used as bait.

Armadillo Bait: Meal worms, other worms, or insects enclosed in a little cloth bag, maggots, sardines. Bird Bait: Sunflower seeds or scratch grain Stray Cat or Bobcat Bait: Fish, meats, oil of catnip, sardines or canned tuna, chicken. Chipmunk Bait: Prune pits, un-roasted peanuts, corn, sunflower seeds, peanut butter, cereal, grains, popcorn. Dog Bait: Dog food. Flying Squirrel Bait: Apples, seeds, red rubber ball, whole roasted peanuts.

Some customers choose to bring bait for rockcod fishing, but the captain believes in these waters a well-presented lure will catch just as many, if not more, fish than if you use bait. (note: this is not a challenge.)

The key to using baits is patience. Applied properly and using a fresh bait product, a broadcast application will give 80% to 90% control, rarely 100%. For instance, Amdro® is the fastest acting, giving maximum control in 3 to 6 weeks. Logic® or Award®, when applied late in the year, may take several months to provide maximum control, but will suppress ant colonies for a year or more.

Each structure is a different scenario. In some cases either one might be more effective. Your PMP (pest management professional) will give you his best recommendations.

Yes. We realize that bait boats are a controversial subject therefore we just ask that you use them sensibly and remain within the invisible boundaries of your swim.

Local variety of bait fish. Macarela about 7 to 10 inches long. Sometimes chuhuilla or caballitos. Sardines are used when larger bait is not available and also for small inshore fish.

As a general rule for catfish bait for rod and reel fishing we use fresh cut bait or shad or Sure Shot Catfish Punch Bait, for jug fishing we will use catfish bait soap, shad or fresh cut bait. ALL INFORMATION AND PHOTOS CONTAINED IN THIS WEBSITE ARE COPYRIGHT OF NORTH TEXAS CATFISH GUIDE SERVICE, CHAD FERGUSON AND REDNECK OUTDOORS. THEY MAY NOT BE COPIED OR REPRODUCED WITHOUT OUR WRITTEN PERMISSION

Whatever is in the live bait tank. Most often we have live anchovies or sardines and occasionally we have brown bait, small croakers and queenfish. For winter bottom fishing we sometimes use cut squid or mackerel chunks.

Yes. The drugs manufactured now are greatly increasing the life expectancy of those living with HIV/AIDS, but there is still no cure.

You may take your own bait. Bear in mind, however, that the lake has been baited up with the baits we provide so they will prove the most productive.

No. There are times of the year when you are much better off trolling lures as there are more Wahoo, Marlin and Tuna spread out over a large area. We troll at 8 to 10 miles an hours with lures and can cover a large area. We always have bait on board in case we find floating debris that can be holding fish. When you troll live or rigged bait the boat is moving at 2 to 3 miles and hour (very slowly) so you want to be in a place that looks like it will produce.

Yes, We always let the customer make that decision. We do provide all the lures for the fishing that we do, however, If your goal is to catch a Large Trophy, we will recommend live bait in some cases. Our main goal is to help you reach yours. Be that live bait, or Artificial.

It's simple and easy to use Active Roach Killer Bait. All you have to do is to place it in suspected roach infested and roach preferred areas, such as the kitchen, stove, cabinet, under or behind the refrigerator and sink, toilet, etc. (for details, please click here for the diagram on the home page). Remember, each Active Roach Killer Bait is effective up to 1 meter and can last for a good 3 months before replacement. Just keep in a cool dry place and avoid any moisture contact.

Yes, you may use Shark Bait anywhere. If you can obtain sales records for the local area on diskette or downloaded; and if you can get foreclosure data from Foreclosures.com for current foreclosure records, you can use Shark Bait!

Shark Bait is extremely easy to use and master. Shark Bait comes with a very comprehensive Tutorial Training program built-in and an extensive Help system. Most of your questions will be answered with our instructions. Most of Shark Bait functions are point and click, and designed for the amateur investor. However, a basic understanding of the Windows operating system and familiarity with computers is required.

Both killer bees and fire ants attack en masse when disturbed. They can both cause fatal allergic reactions, in susceptible individuals. Africanized bees can overwhelm and kill even healthy, non-allergic people, but encounters are rather rare. Fire ants can't overwhelm a healthy, mobile person and even hundreds of stings are rarely fatal.

Exposure of 100 roentgens causes radiation sickness while exposure to 400 roentgens causes radiation sickness and death in half of those exposed, and 100,000 rads causes almost immediate unconsciousness and death within an hour.

Some dinosaurs were very lethal, as they were hunting carnivores, like lions and tigers are today, but much larger!

The fall application is important because it will help suppress ants by the following spring. Reapply when imported fire ant mounds begin to appear again. Generally, if you make a spring application, suppression should last until that fall, when the next application should be made. If you have a 1/4 acre lot (100 x 100 feet, 70 X 150, etc.) you would need less than 1/2 pound of a bait. A pound costs less than $10 and yields two applications, with some to spare.

Not likely. Everybody reported to have been "poisoned" with GHB has "fully recovered," even a man who took 15 tablespoons (50-75 gm). There have been no long-term consequences identified in any of these cases despite close observation by attending physicians. It is exceedingly difficult to ingest the 50 to 150 gm that might threaten life. In high doses, for example, GHB causes nausea and vomiting, which strongly limits the maximum amount that a person can consume.

This is kind of like comparing apples to oranges. They both attack en masse and can both cause fatal allergic reactions, but that's where the similarities end. Africanized bees can overwhelm and kill even healthy non-allergic people, but encounters are rather rare. Fire ants can't overwhelm a healthy, mobile person and even hundreds of stings are rarely fatal. But, fire ant mounds are extremely common.

No. This vaccine is only approved for use in wildlife. Your pet should be vaccinated by a veterinarian in accordance with state and local laws.

This depends upon where you hunt in Michigan. Deer baiting is banned in the following seven (7) counties to help control and eradicate bovine TB in Michigan: Alcona, Alpena, Crawford, Montmorency, Oscoda, Otsego, and Presque Isle Counties. In addition, all baiting except for the trapping of furbearing animals is banned in managed waterfowl areas because it conflicts with legitimate waterfowl hunting.

Yes, you can certainly use OK Ant Killer™ ant bait outdoors as long as the following conditions are met: OK Ant Killer™ is odorless and does not emit any residue, hence it is environmental friendly. At times, you will need to increase the application dosage to regain its effectiveness as though you are using it indoors.