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Strange Virus - HANTA!

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Re: Strange Virus - HANTA!

Postby admin on Mon Jun 09, 2008 2:38 am

I believe it is in the Spring, but it is not marked on my calender. I just watch for the bloated females and their egg sacks to start appearing, then out comes the raid can for a good coverage of the outside of the house. Mostly they like to nest under our car port and garage area because it is out of the rain.

I give the whole sealing and area a good blast with the Raid spider formula (very good stuff), then leave for about 10 mins. When I come back there are a 100 or so dead spiders hanging from their threads that tried to leave, but never made it out. In a day or so I notice that all the rest have set up shop on our outer metal fence and bushes, which I am fine with. I hope it helps discourages people from trying to climb our fence.

We have a couple palm trees in our yard with a lot of bugs in the leaves. The spiders seem to like those more than anywhere else around our house.
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Re: Strange Virus - HANTA!

Postby Louis on Fri Jun 13, 2008 2:55 pm

admin wrote:yea, in the southwest U.S. it is very very common, and everyone knows what to do about it. The cases are few and far between however, relative to a lot of other things.



Yeah, it was widespread and has been widespread, but remember back in the summer of 1993 when everyone kind of forgot about the Hanta virus and a mystery disease swept the the southwest? After many deaths, they finally figured out that it was hanta virus, a common disease that everyone in the southwest knows about. :twisted:
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