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Rich Va

07-28-2006 05:38:11

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Hey y'all,I got lizards in my shop and a few running around the outside of the house trying to get in. They're not harmful,but like mice are pests. I guess they could be destructive, I just don't want the things in my area. Anybody had this kind of problem before. Is there bait available to exterminate them. I got dcon out but they won't touch it. Those things are sneaky.

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07-28-2006 10:34:56

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 05:38:11

Now Rich, you could hide and wait till the right time to catch them. My son tries that with the cat sometimes. (course it has not worked yet, maybe we need to work on his hiding skills)

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Rich Va

07-28-2006 10:47:31

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to MH, 07-28-2006 10:34:56

Gee whats going to happen when your son does catch that cat. Could be the cats onto to something,they say those long whiskers are like radar. Good picture.

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Midwest redneck

07-28-2006 08:52:07

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 05:38:11

go to www.pestproducts.com This website has info on how to kill almost anything. (as far as pests are concerned)

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mjbrown

07-28-2006 08:39:20

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 05:38:11

Are little guys? Maybe they are Anoles(?). They sell them in pet stores. You may have money trying to get in your shop. They eat crickets.

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amo

07-28-2006 08:30:00

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 05:38:11

GET SOME OF THE STICKY PEST CONTROL PADS AND PUT SEVERAL OUT AND THEY WILL GET ON THEM AND THEN YOU CAN DISPOSE OF THE LIZARDS, ALSO GOOD FOR MICE, CRICKETS, OR ANY THING THAT MOVES.

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Rich Va

07-28-2006 09:05:07

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to amo, 07-28-2006 08:30:00

Thanks guys,i'll look into that plus terminating bugs.

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Case Lady

07-28-2006 08:29:01

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 05:38:11

sorry, but this is just too funny for words!!!

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chiefrunamuk

07-28-2006 13:20:08

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Case Lady, 07-28-2006 08:29:01

laugh and the world laughs with you
every one should think about this and be glad they still be around and not complain to much. nice little laughing picture Ken

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Rich Va

07-28-2006 09:08:06

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Case Lady, 07-28-2006 08:29:01

Yep Ms CL, this has turned into good ole Sunday afternoon picnic, has anyone mentioned ants.

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Fluggie in IA

07-28-2006 07:08:13

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 05:38:11

Sensativity and sympathy just run rampant here in the forum! Poor fella just askin' for advise on how to keep lizards outta the shop. Guess my toad invasion in my shop is minor and I won't ask for advise here!

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Rich Va

07-28-2006 07:30:10

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Fluggie in IA, 07-28-2006 07:08:13

You're right Fluggie, should have posted this over on the XXX board.

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BobMo

07-28-2006 07:05:54

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 05:38:11

Get rid of their food source and they'll leave but then again maybe you like bugs..... ....Good luck

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Rich Va

07-28-2006 07:23:47

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to BobMo, 07-28-2006 07:05:54

Yep terminating the lizards food supply would help. Ha, any bug lovers out there.

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Dave H (MI)

07-28-2006 06:23:27

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 05:38:11

Guess you're one of those "if it moves kill it" kind of "guys", eh? I'll put you on the list with the guy a while back who wanted to kill all the mourning doves that cooed in the morning.
Perhaps a condo would be a better solution. They can only improve your condition if you have the right attitude. Rural living ain't for everyone.

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Rich Va

07-28-2006 06:38:57

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Dave H (MI), 07-28-2006 06:23:27

Been on the farm all my life dude, I plan on chopping down a few trees this weekend. So now are lizards on the endangered species list?

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Dave H (MI)

07-28-2006 14:01:38

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 06:38:57

I guess that would depend on what species they are now wouldn't it, "dude"?

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Rich Va

07-28-2006 18:23:28

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Dave H (MI), 07-28-2006 14:01:38

Probably one of those migrating north to south species,we have a problem with that in this area.

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bhb

07-28-2006 06:21:01

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 05:38:11

You could put a picture of one in the window with a circle around it and a line through it. It seems to work at truck stops.
Bill

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Rich Va

07-28-2006 06:46:51

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to bhb, 07-28-2006 06:21:01

Thats a good one Bill. Old truck stop near town long time ago use to have this waitress nicknamed wrinkles. Man if you ever saw her you and your dreams would vanish.

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IH2444

07-28-2006 06:12:56

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 05:38:11

Lizards eat bugs so I leave them alone.

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Hurryin_Hoosier

07-28-2006 06:11:21

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 05:38:11

The lizards aren't destructive and eat bugs, which is why the D-Con probably won't work for you. The best way to solve the problem would be to seal the building, which may not be easy to do with a freestanding shop and most barns.

Our cat catches them (sometimes - they're pretty quick little buggers). We've had lizards living in a rock wall outside our house for years and have never had a problem with them getting into the house or garage. You might try several of the glue traps for mice placed near locations the lizards frequent.

For the larger lounge lizards, that would be outside of bars and nightclubs. While your at it, see if you can off that annoying insurance gecko on TV.

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Rich Va

07-28-2006 07:27:45

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Hurryin_Hoosier, 07-28-2006 06:11:21

On your tv remote there should be an off switch. When gecko appears, just push off switch.

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Hurryin_Hoosier

07-28-2006 11:34:26

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 07:27:45

Sorry. My remote's highest setting is "stun".

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Mark - IN.

07-28-2006 05:50:39

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 05:38:11

Good morning.

Saw this Charles Bronson movie once, called "Mr. Magestilizard", and in the middle of the night they kept stealing his watermellons and hiding them in his combine, after joy riding his tractor and ford pickup. Made him pretty mad too, so mad he couldn't drive a straight line or keep his pickup on the road hardly. Pests, I guess.

Mark

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Rich Va

07-28-2006 06:13:02

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Mark - IN., 07-28-2006 05:50:39

I'd get mad too if they go to messin with my watermelons and vehicles,probably need a dr. head shrink seeing lizards that big. are you sure they won't alligators.

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Allan In NE

07-28-2006 05:40:40

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Rich Va, 07-28-2006 05:38:11

Had a couple of 'em here last week too.

I run 'em off. Hate door to door salesmen! :>)

Allan

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Rich Va

07-28-2006 07:57:56

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Re: O/T Lizards in reply to Allan In NE, 07-28-2006 05:40:40

Night before last one behind the old frying pan hanging up near the work bench. Frying pan not been in use for many years. yesterday afternoon,two of them together,must be mating season. They took off like a striped tail cat when they saw me.

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