Behold! Another spring mystery for you. Do you know how the Ant Torture Art Device works?
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easy-basically when the hills gets big enough, the wind blows the bones(is that what you’re using?) around and knocks the hill down…so it never gets too high ..heh…yea i read that post…forgot when though..lol
Close! Not so they don’t build it higher, but just so it stresses them. I move it all the time, so that the bones are directly over an entrance hole. 🙂
Does it work on Texas Fireants? I’m afraid I don’t have enough bones…
I believe napalm is appropriate for fire ants, but only a safe distance away from the house!
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