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WHY TO DESTROY OUR HEALTH BY USING POLLUTING MOSQUITO REPELLENTS???WHY TO SHOW MERCY TO SUCH AN ANNOYING CREATURE WHO CAN DESTROY HUMANS???HERE IS AN ...
TO PREPARE A KILLER MOSQUITO TRAP :- 1. Take a dark colored old tin
2. A black colored polythene bag
Insert the bag in the tin. Make sure that the bag goes inside completely. Now keep the tin open in a dark place where mosquitoes are likely to be foun...
In the morning slowly close the lid of the tin trying not to disturb the tin. Now keep the tin in the sunlight for a full day.
In the evening open the tin and take out the polythene bag.
Shake the polythene bag over a sheet of white paper.
WE SUCCEDED IN KILLING ABOUT 1000 MOSQUITOES IN 7 DAYS
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A PDF version is attached.
Hope it helps
http://www.pampagringa.com.ar/Notas/Atrapa_MosquitoDengue.htm
The principle is the same.
i have traslated as you said and read the details of how mosquitos coming into bottle of chemicals.
Is this will be useful for household purpose.
Pls explain in deep about the process & what is mean by yeast & brown sugar where to get that????
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The process is very simple (I did not put into practice) as you can read at
http://translate.google.com/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=es&ie=UTF-8&layout=1&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.pampagringa.com.ar%2FNotas%2FAtrapa_MosquitoDengue.htm&sl=es&tl=en
My personal email is rimar2000@gmail.com.
way( do they think ?!!).
- this trap is suitable for any number of mosquitoes .
- selection of place is important .
A website called Information Unlimited used to sell kits for this project or assembled units. They killed thousands of mosquito's in one night alone testing it.
What you have posted is a greener alternative to the use of charcoal to attract the mosquito's and zap them when the attempt to get to the infrared source they see.
You see, i don't have a mosquito infestation in my area! =)
By the way, are you Indian?
I'll watch our IR led's on the night vision system for our security to see if I see mosquito's swarming around it, and let you know. We are unseasonably cool this week, not many skeeter's out right now.
Yes, we American's can be pretty ignorant sometimes, just like any other culture. LOL
Whoa, you r English, Irish and German! What a combo! :0
I'm just plain Indian. And yeah, I do speak 5 languages! =)
btw, did you shoot these pictures of the Mosquito Trap??
because i doubt that women wear Bangles in the USA!
They lived in the Fulton, MO area out in the country on a 180 acre place. That is where my dad's side grew up. South of the place was some burial mounds. I didn't know what they were, I was just out exploring and came upon it. I found this cool arrowhead and stuck in my pocket and eventually went back home. My brother and cousin was with me too.
Next mornin, we got woke up to a wierd and spooky ordeal. Grandpa's hounds were goin nuts and woke us up about sunrise. I woke first, then woke my cousin and brother nudging them to look outside, three wolves were looking in at us. My brother was closest to the door, so he rolls out of bed and goes wake up grandpa. As he was getting grandpa, the wolves leave heading west. My cousin and I scramble to the window and raise the screen to get a look at where they are headed. Grandpa comes in just as we are scared crapless by something we see. The wolves went over and sat next to what appeared to be an indian warrior, white as a ghost, lookin at us, and fog in behind him. Grandpa see's it, and asks us if we had been over to the burial mounds? I said, yeah we saw some mounds and I found an arrowhead at the base of one of them and showed it to him. He said, take it back, you have violated sacred ground, that is why he is here. After breakfast, I didn't let any grass grow under my feet taking that arrowhead back. Age 21 I am married and my wife and I are going to my grandfathers place. It is her first time going there. As we start up the steep gravel hill, my camaro is not keeping good traction, so I get a good run on that one lane hill. 3/4 of the way up, my wife screams stop! Covered her face. I slide to a stop and ask what's wrong? She said you didn't see that little girl right in front of us? I said what girl? Now I've got to back all the way down this hill to get another run. As we sat there, she said she saw a little indian girl run out in front of us and I was about to hit her. I didn't see squat! I point up to the top of the ridge on the east side of the road and tell her, those are indian burial mounds. I didn't see anyone in front of us, you saw a ghost. I told her about what happened when I was younger as stated above. I learned from our Native American history wolves are considered teachers. I had a half wolf, half Canadian Eskimo dog. I had a huge collection of native american stuff, found another arrowhead in a creek bed near where I grew up. The rock it was made from was not native to our area. Have no clue where the pink stone came from that was used to make it. As a scout, I used it to keep my scarf together. I learned a lot about our native american culture growing up, as my father taught me a lot about it too. Survival skills. Age 14, I spent the entire summer vacation surviving off the land, and catching fish with an improvised spear with a bone for my barb I shaped with sandstone. Catch the fish swimming up stream in shallow water, and I had plenty to eat. Once in a great while, I would see my dad checking on me after a storm came through to see if I made it through the hail I guess. I built an improvised shelter I slept in. Hunted that ground a lot growing up too. One day my younger brother, I am oldest of 4, we were deer hunting with bows. I found a log laying down with a lot of oak leaves up against the south side of it. Deer had been jumping over that log so much it looked like a pig pen with where they came down on the south side headed south into the woods. I layed down, covered myself with leaves and wait. The area was known for rattle snakes and copperheads. Lots of copperheads. I'm layin there, and soon my brother walked up about an hour later, dropped his pants and squatted over the log to do his thing. I say, " I wish you wouldn't do that here." He looks around trying to find me, but can't see me. He says, "where are you?" I move the leaves below his rump a little and he jumped out of his skin in disbelief I was camoflaged so well he couldn't see me. Then he comments, what if a snake crawls up on you laying there? I said, I'll just have to let it enjoy my body heat until it leaves I guess. I got a deer, he didn't. No snakes bothered me either. He sat nearby next to a tree waitin for the deer to come through, but he missed his deer he shot at. I got a good gut shot on mine in mid air.
I realize we have gotten way off topic here, we should probably continue our chats privately.
I have used mosquito nests so thick you had to cover your mouth with your T shirt on the river so you didn't inhale them. We backed the boat out, and the guy drivin said my back was pitch black covered with those skeeters! I said, take us back to the truck, I've got a nasty surprise waitin there for them. We go back and I grab a can of hornet spray with a 20 ft. stream. We hear those skeeters as we approached again, and I lit up that hornet killer like a flame thrower swingin back and forth burnin the wings off cuttin a hole through the swarm. The light attracted fish, and the skeeters in a frenzy that fell onto the water surface still alive without wings, created a fish frenzy. We saw all kinds of fish in that frenzy. I used that entire can of hornet killer and still didn't kill all those skeeters! The swarm was that big.
Thats one hell of a story! I love going camping, but you seem to be a pro and on the extreme! :D
Even i think we should take this out of the forum.
wait, i'll pm you...