EHD Missouri

[Bill]

Get ready to start seeing a bunch of "bugs in a jug" types of products marketed towards whitetail habitat managers.

I went briefly digging down the rabbit hole to see if there are any known controls of the midges. Looks like there are very few options available. It is a shame, because there are numerous BT subspecies out there that are labeled for various midges of other species. I could see something developed at some point, but that is a looooong ways away.

Play on acronym's but it did actually mislead a friend of mine.

 

[Turkey Creek]

There are a lot of vultures around here as well in general. We have had good moisture all Summer long so we shouldn't really have much midge "habitat". I think I could eat a lot of things before a vulture.

 

[Turkey Creek]

Play on acronym's but it did actually mislead a friend of mine.
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Not really it is intentionally labeled that way. He says a lot of things that cannot be scientifically proven, but that doesn't stop him nonetheless. I heard him on a podcast saying if you fed your deer his supplements, they would be far healthier and thus more resistant to EHD.

 

[Howboutthemdawgs]

Not really it is intentionally labeled that way. He says a lot of things that cannot be scientifically proven, but that doesn't stop him nonetheless. I heard him on a podcast saying if you fed your deer his supplements, they would be far healthier and thus more resistant to EHD.

Who is that for my knowledge?

 

[Hoytvectrix]

I know Lakowsky mentioned using something in one of his videos. I'm sure there are only going to be more.

 

[Turkey Creek]

Who is that for my knowledge?

Don Higgins. Any of the Real World Wildlife products are his and the man is a genius he has "invented" so many things. LOL

 

[Bill]

I know Lakowsky mentioned using something in one of his videos. I'm sure there are only going to be more.

We just need more chem trails to add more rain