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Getting Rid of Crawdads?

How do I get rid of all the crawdads in my pond? They are making it leak?

By Russell Groves from Foster, KY

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September 25, 20050 found this helpful

I have had problems with crawdads for years in my backyard creek, now they seem to be coming into the yard. Any ideas about getting rid of them? I have small grandkids and a small dog so please nothing poisonous.

Thank so much,
Debbie from Wilkesboro, NC

 
September 11, 20100 found this helpful

Here's an article I found about the problem: pubs.ext.vt.edu/.../420-253.html

 
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October 5, 20220 found this helpful

Eat them!

 

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September 5, 2010

I have had problems with crawdads for years in my backyard creek, now they seem to be coming into the yard. Any ideas about getting rid of them? I have small grandkids and a small dog so please nothing poisonous.

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Thank so much,
Debbie from Wilkesboro, NC

Answers:

Getting Rid of Crawdads

Have you ever cooked a crawdad? They are like little lobsters. Why not catch them and eat them? Serve them with melted butter and salt. There are lots of recipes on the net for crawdads. (06/16/2005)

By brenda newton

Getting Rid of Crawdads

We North Carolinians have had a wetter than normal spring, so the ground water level in your back yard has risen. As summer comes and dries things up a bit, that water level will recede and the crawdads will go back down to the creek. It's just a temporary issue that will take care of itself.

It might interest you to know that the crawdads are harmless little crustaceans, and that their presence indicates a very healthy, nontoxic environment. Be happy! If you don't care to eat them, but maybe enjoy fishing, they make great live bait for bass.
(06/19/2005)

By Les

Getting Rid of Crawdads

I have been told to pour warm salt water in the holes in the yard. (05/24/2007)

By dinokc92

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Getting Rid of Crawdads

I have yet to try this method, but after discovering crawdads in my yard I started asking around about them. I moved from the desert so finding crawdads in my lawn was a shocker. The most promising sounding method is to bait a mouse trap with bacon. Supposedly they get their claw stuck in the trap and then can be used for fish bait.

I am wondering though, do the crawdads eat other pests? I mean, I wouldn't want a yard full of them, but are one or two a good thing or should I get rid of them right away? Anyone that knows more than I please help me learn :) (04/07/2009)

By Holly

 

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Anonymous
April 5, 20190 found this helpful

The crawdads I have are hard shell and Bass usually don't want hard shell they want soft shell.

 
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