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1. Larry Allan

   

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   7/17/2013 8:07 AM

   you wake up one morning and the fairways have what appear to be localized dry spot, even though youve applied wetting agents and have had substantial rainfall. I have not seen an infestation of Aetanius like this in my 21 plus years at the course. Who would ever believe something smaller than a grain of rice could do so much damage?

   
   
   
   
2. Douglas Eggert

   

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   7/17/2013 9:07 AM

   Water hides a lot of problems......

   
   
   
   
3. Timothy Walker

   

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   7/17/2013 4:07 PM

   Larry didn't you learn anything at penn state - spray spray and spray some more....
   
   
   Just kidding all the best for speedy recovery.

   
   
   
   
4. Larry Allan

   

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   7/18/2013 4:07 AM

   Timothy Walker, CGCS said: Larry didn't you learn anything at penn state - spray spray and spray some more....
   
   
   Just kidding all the best for speedy recovery.

   
   Theodore Z and myself must of been on one of our many of our Rolling Rock Pony, Nittany Mountains exploration daze when that was taught

   
   
   
   
5. Clay Putnam

   

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   7/18/2013 6:07 AM

   Import a few raccoons and skunks. They'll get rid of those little white beasts, lickity-split. Here in the states, we call that form of pest management, Sustainability.

   
   
   
   
6. Smith Kerry L

   
   7/18/2013 2:07 PM

   Clay, those buggers only eat grubs around here.

   
   
   
   
7. Clay Putnam

   

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   7/18/2013 2:07 PM

   Kerry Smith said: Clay, those buggers only eat grubs around here.

   
   
   I've never known a raccoon or skunk discriminate against any grub, Aetanius or otherwise. Perhaps you have picky rodents.