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Re: In the dog house
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Posted by john in la on July 09, 2006 at 06:38:23 from (72.150.50.189):
In Reply to: Re: In the dog house posted by Don LC on July 09, 2006 at 06:14:56:
You can find several on the net by doing a search or your local ag center may have one. (That’s where I got mine) Plans It is about the same as a bird house but with no bottom and landing boards spaced 1" inside. You need to use wood with no chemicals and ruff sawed so they can grip onto the wood and hang. The hard part is getting them to move in. They are very particular as to where they live because the temp needs to be right. In other words you can hang it from a tree and they will never move in. Then just move it around the tree some so the sun hits it just right and they move in. Any one that kills bats needs to be eaten alive by mosquitoes.
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