What kills fire ants and not my grass

[TX_bowhunter37]

We have fire ants pretty bad need to get rid of them

[KarlGansen]

ortho black bottle with yellow cap. Take an old arrow, wallow a hole and pour it in

[Roy D Mercer]

You only move them around this time of year with whatever you use. You can actually kill the colony after a heavy rain by applying a good liquid pesticide right on top of the newly formed mound. The queen cannot get deep enough into the wet soil to escape the pesticide.

[bossbowman]

Treat mounds with a drench of manure compost tea, molasses and citrus oil, its worked just as well as any pesticide I've ever used, it melts the little buggers exoskeleton. Heres a link, step 2 is all you need, never had to do steps 1, 3 or 4. http://www.dirtdoctor.com/Organic-Fi...trol_vq123.htm

[CRT]

Tannerite!!!!

Sorry!! I couldn't resist!! I'm no help! Lol

[haas0311]

Soap and hot water

[El Forajido]

Armadillos, antlions, spiders, birds, and horned lizards. Hey, you asked

[TX_bowhunter37]

Love the tanernit lol

[bigbad243]

X2 for hot soapy water

[CRT]

Love the tanernit lol

HeHe! I tried it!! Lol

http://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=534646

[TX_bowhunter37]

Hahaha

[bughunter]

Top Choice

[Mr. Stickers]

Grits

[stickerpatch59]

GASOLINE AND A MATCH, not near as fun as tannerite though.

[R.W.T]

Mabie Diatomaceous_earth, it's like ground up glass powder. Ants have an exo skeleton and this stuff gets in between there body parts and just shreds them up. Works for scorpions also. So I've heard, haven't tried it though