How Much Does Mosquito Control Cost?
Once mosquitoes start buzzing and biting, people will do anything to try and keep this annoying pest at bay. Anyone knows you need to be [...]
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06, 2019
Your 2019 Tick Season Update
As we get closer and closer to summer in Wisconsin, outdoor activities are a must. Whether you are hiking or playing frisbee in your backyard, [...]
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07, 2018
Your 2018 Mosquito and Tick Update
It’s that time of year when mosquitoes and ticks are in full force – even more so this year than recent years. Because we had [...]
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02, 2018
What Does the Cold Weather Mean for Summer Pests?
As we hit the peak of our winter season, many ask how, if at all, the cold weather impacts the number of pests we will [...]
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08, 2017
Cost Comparison: Wil-KIl vs. Store-Bought Mosquito Control
From mid-spring until the first freeze of the year, mosquito populations have enough resources to remain thriving. This is a significant chunk of time, and anyone [...]
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06, 2014
Fox 6 Now: Mosquito problems? Ways you can stop being a mosquito’s buffet
Mosquitoes are back and they are hungry! Keep yourself off the menu with these helpful tips!
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07, 2013
The Star: Weather Could Make Mosquitoes Worse
With a slap of a hand against a forearm and some furious itching, mosquito season has officially, and unfortunately, begun in Wisconsin. Large rainfalls and snow melt from earlier in the spring season have allowed many opportunities for mosquitoes to breed and make their presence known with summer still on the cusp of officially starting.
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07, 2013
Mosquitoes: Identification, Prevention And Control
Mosquitoes in Wisconsin are out for blood! Okay, so really its just female mosquitoes and that’s because they need it in order to reproduce but the fact remains they are out this summer and are invading bbq’s and other outdoor events leaving behind annoying (potentially dangerous) mosquito bites.
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06, 2013
Shane McCoy Discusses Mosquito Prevention with WKOW 27 Madison
A wet Spring, means lots of mosquitoes this year, because experts say the more moisture on the ground, the more mosquitoes in the air.