!!Without digging!!
Was looking for opinions of what to use...

And was wondering if anyone has tried "Sulsol", I believe it's called...It's supposed to work to, and is a sulphor solution of some type...

I use to live up north and we used to get night crawlers out of the ground with electical current. We had a old metal liquid fertalizer thingamajig, can't remeber what the real name is. Any way we would water a area where we thought some worms would be and pushed the rod into the ground about 2' pluged it in and after about 5 minutes the worms would start coming out of the ground.

Well, I've got another method I'll share as soon as I get at least 6 or more replies on some other methods...

When I was a kid I used a battery charger. I stuck two clothes hangers in the ground. Attach one clamp from the charger to each clothes hanger, and turn on battery charger. Flower beds always worked best for me. I dont know if alot of people would agree with this way, buts its what an old man taught me when I was young.

Go to Walmart and buy a pack. lol... I have used saw dust and make a "flower bed" and water it and use a batt charger like above..

At nite you can take a flash light with a red lens and find them. Walk lightly though, if they feel the vibration they are gone!

The battery charger deal will get you a bunch if they are there. That is the way I get some of em.

Stringer has it right. I used to go with my godfather in the Seattle area to the school grounds and use a red light at night. Takes some sneaky dealings to catch them but it works...and a load of fun for kids.

Sevendust

i use sulfur mix it 3 to 1 water and in about 5min thay start to come up

I will tell you a method that I've seen my uncle use several times & he ALWAYS got worms! He would get 2 sticks of rebar, stick one of them into the ground where you'd think worms should be, then he'd take the other rebar & rub up & down the one sticking into the ground & the vibrations from the two pieces of rebar would make the worms come out of the ground! I hope others have heard of this or seen it done because it does really work!!!

My secret recipe is 15-20 squirts of (Gojo-hand cleaner) in a five gallon bucket,fill with water and mix well...Pour over any fresh worm mounds or (worm signs)..And up to the surface they will come, within a minute or less...

you can use just plane ole dish soap and water and pour over any fresh worm mounds or (worm signs)..And up to the surface they will come, within a minute or less...

Actually my grandfather showed me this when i was young, but we used just regualr stick or break branches off a tree. Stick one in the ground after putting several knotches in it with a pocket knife and rubbing the other one verically as fast as possible to create vibration. The only theroy i could come up with as why it worked is possibly the worms assosicated vibration with the rain. Anyway nice to know that someone else has heard of that.

Diazinon


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