The reason bees and wasps are worse in the fall, is because there are more of them. Emerging from hibernation in early summer, bees and wasps usually max out their living space as fall is just beginning, and sometimes as early as summer's end.
Exclusion. Have you heard the term? Do you know what it means? Well, the golden age of Pesticides is behind us. Pest companies no longer come to your house and douse everything--including your bed--in a heavy coating of pesticides. Though this method was highly effective at killing bugs, it did a pretty good job of making humans sick too. In this modern day, pest control companies rely on a worldwide database of pest information to "exclude" pests from your home. Think of exclusion as a sort of cold shoulder. If we were talking about a human pest, exclusion would come in the form of, perhaps, not answering the door, not returning a phone call, or putting a lock on the door.
Randy Allen, regional manager, stops by WISN 12 with tips on how to prevent unwanted pests in your home this fall and winter.
DIY Tips to Prevent Boxelder Bug Infestations this Fall
Wil-Kil's Shane McCoy visits WEAU On Sunrise to talk about how you can keep your summer picnic bug-free!
Spring has finally sprung....time to get outdoors and enjoy! But don't forget, pests love spring too, so be sure to check out these pest prevention tips from Shane McCoy!
