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2011/04/01 13:16:37 (permalink)
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New Owners of my escort

Hello Guys

After some life issues! Ive come back to work on my lovely Escort only to find out it has some new owners REDBACKS!! so far ive come across 4 Females and lots of males. what would be a good way to kill them ive tried flyspray and they seem to get "mad' and take along time to die! I would like to finsh my escort in this lifetime lol.

was about to weld on apart of a replacment sill when a female came crawling out lol Me + spiders = running!!

cheer

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    krt10
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    RE: New Owners of my escort 2011/04/01 14:23:20 (permalink)
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    i know the feeling. i had one of my Escorts sitting for a good part of a year without being touched. slid underneath it and had a good 10 black spiders in my face. never got out from under the car so quick.

    i just bought some mortein or somthing like that and bombed the car with that. left it for half a day (mainly to ventilate) didn't see another spider
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    robertverhey
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    RE: New Owners of my escort 2011/04/01 14:43:21 (permalink)
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    Was just saying to my sister yesterday, there seems to be a lot of spiders around this summer. I chased the biggest huntsman out of a corty I have in storage and he was NOT happy.

    Yes strategically placed bombs should to it, or my other sure fire remedy is....chooks. I might recoil at the sight of a big plump redback, but the chooks? No way....one step forward and CHOMP....gone.
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    RE: New Owners of my escort 2011/04/01 15:01:27 (permalink)
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    do you have an enclesed shed or garage? get a couple of bug bombs, open the doors, place one each side of the car, set off, run, close the shed behind you... dead everything [88]

    my falcon had been sitting for 1.5 years and i put a bug bomb inside, left one of the windows down 1ish cm and left it overnight. haven't seen a living thing inside of it yet :P
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    RE: New Owners of my escort 2011/04/01 16:01:30 (permalink)
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    The bombs are good but that mortein surface spray is real good to that stuff will kill European wasps
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    RE: New Owners of my escort 2011/04/01 23:13:07 (permalink)
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    Find a pack of these at the local supermarket. It'll kill everything in the car. One will do nicely as I used to use them in a double garage and it killed everything including huntsmen.



    http://www.mortein.com.au/product_control_bomb.php
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    maxrs
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    RE: New Owners of my escort 2011/04/01 23:21:01 (permalink)
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    A friend was bitten on the cheek by a red back spider.
    He lost two teeth today because of it.
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    RE: New Owners of my escort 2011/05/01 10:58:23 (permalink)
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    So I'm thinking of moving to Australia from Ireland, is there a class I can go to learn about poisonous things??? what's a redback?
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    RE: New Owners of my escort 2011/05/01 13:36:09 (permalink)
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    quote:
    Originally posted by nikmag2

    So I'm thinking of moving to Australia from Ireland, is there a class I can go to learn about poisonous things??? what's a redback?


    welcome to Australia.. the only place in the world where EVERYTHING can kill you..
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    RE: New Owners of my escort 2011/05/01 14:17:32 (permalink)
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    Gotta watch out for those dropbears, they are nasty mothers...
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    RE: New Owners of my escort 2011/05/01 14:21:24 (permalink)
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    quote:
    Originally posted by whooligan

    quote:
    Originally posted by nikmag2

    So I'm thinking of moving to Australia from Ireland, is there a class I can go to learn about poisonous things??? what's a redback?



    Redback is a beer from Sth Australia. Not as poisonous as the water from Adelaide.[:x)]



    thats gold, I'll pay that one. :)
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    RE: New Owners of my escort 2011/05/01 15:23:00 (permalink)
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    quote:
    Originally posted by nikmag2

    So I'm thinking of moving to Australia from Ireland, is there a class I can go to learn about poisonous things??? what's a redback?


    This is a redback. It all depends where you move in Australia as to what you need to look out for. Dropbears are everywhere so there's no avoiding them.
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    RE: New Owners of my escort 2011/05/01 17:47:19 (permalink)
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    id say redbacks are prolly the biggest worry out of all the things in Australia that can kill you.

    Only because they are quite common in the suburbs
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    RE: New Owners of my escort 2011/05/01 17:55:56 (permalink)
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    quote:
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    Gotta watch out for those dropbears, they are nasty mothers...

    Don't forget the Kangawallafox, that is nasty[:u]
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    RE: New Owners of my escort 2011/05/01 19:27:03 (permalink)
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    quote:
    Originally posted by fordsy

    quote:
    Originally posted by nikmag2

    So I'm thinking of moving to Australia from Ireland, is there a class I can go to learn about poisonous things??? what's a redback?


    This is a redback. It all depends where you move in Australia as to what you need to look out for. Dropbears are everywhere so there's no avoiding them.




    thats the actual size too!
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