10-04-2007, 05:00 AM
I had high hopes for the baking soda solution! Drat! It seems pretty odd though, that this many people have gone so far down the Baking Soda Trail to not have it work. Someone in our neighborhood had a demonstration of a baking soda blower but I wasn't at the demo. Don't know if it was used on frogs or just to show how to blow the powder, either. I'll have to ask and see if/how they managed to make it work.
Chickens, even if they eat coqui also crow so it would be one noise source for another. Guinea fowl might be a reasonable frog control bird. They are noisy when disturbed but generally they are not noisy at night. (They also taste really good roasted!)
Maybe we can get a huge resurgence of nene and they can eat all the coqui.
Chickens, even if they eat coqui also crow so it would be one noise source for another. Guinea fowl might be a reasonable frog control bird. They are noisy when disturbed but generally they are not noisy at night. (They also taste really good roasted!)
Maybe we can get a huge resurgence of nene and they can eat all the coqui.
Kurt Wilson