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You need ducks, they will clear that problem right up for you quickly 

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1 hour ago, vtfireman85 said:

You need ducks, they will clear that problem right up for you quickly 

Duck eats worm,then duck redeposits worm, for you to step in. 

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2 hours ago, Rawleigh99 said:

Not what you want to see on your tomato plants!

Or tobacco plants, common pest, that worm can create a lot of damage to a  tobacco leaf over-night. Totally harmless to humans, except for eating crop. That horn worm showed up on some tobacco we planted in my garden here in TEXAS. During daylight they hide on the earth side of the leaves, and their poop balls show up on the ground under the plants, but large holes in leaves  will also be apparent, some farmers would try to pass worm feeding on leaves as hail damage when they carried Government hail coverage. 

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5 hours ago, from H to 80 said:

Duck eats worm,then duck redeposits worm, for you to step in. 

You ever met a cow? 
 

My pest control force on the job. I would hate to be a bug.. 

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1 hour ago, vtfireman85 said:

You ever met a cow? 
 

My pest control force on the job. I would hate to be a bug.. 

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We had two ducks,and they were funny to watch,but i swear, every 10 steps they crap.

I'll admit cow pies are larger, but my cows don't usually graze in the yard,but when they do,i would trade an angry wife for some ducks!

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2 hours ago, from H to 80 said:

We had two ducks,and they were funny to watch,but i swear, every 10 steps they crap.

I'll admit cow pies are larger, but my cows don't usually graze in the yard,but when they do,i would trade an angry wife for some ducks!

I have one with IBS or something, she seems to hold it all night, she comes out gets a drink and when she dips into the water and blows a pint of pure liquid out. They are fun to watch and we don’t have lots of slugs or any other kinds of crawling pests around. 

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