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Mosquito Sheriff of Huntingtown
Huntingtown, MD 20639
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Huntingtown, MD 20639
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Our founder takes mosquito control seriously as she lost a goat and an alpaca from brain worms transmitted by a mosquito. It was her mission to find a solution to the control of mosquitoes without using the harsh chemicals used by other mosquito spray companies.
How many mosquitoes can you squash and kill before becoming thoroughly tired of your relentless, yet useless, efforts?
Are you sick of forcing yourself to wear long-sleeved clothes even in the summer months every time you head outside?
Is the mosquito season truly the bane of your existence?
Now, you can ease back and draw a long sigh of relief because Mosquito Sheriff of Huntingtown brings to you highly effective residential mosquito control services with all-natural spray that guarantees results in Huntingtown, Maryland.
One of the most common mosquito-borne diseases in the continental United States.
Carried by the tree hole mosquito, which bites humans after feeding on squirrels and chipmunks. Death from La Crosse encephalitis is rare, but affected children may experience seizures and other nervous system complications that can last for years.
Zika virus is primarily spread by mosquitoes and can cause serious illness, death, and birth defects.
How long do mosquitoes live?
Adult mosquitoes can live for 2–4 weeks, depending on the species, humidity, and temperature. Female mosquitoes often live longer than males, with some living up to 5 months or longer if they have enough food.
Do only female mosquitoes bite?
Yes, only female mosquitoes bite people and animals to get a blood meal, which they need to produce eggs. Male mosquitoes feed on plant nectar and sap, and don’t bite.
Can mosquitoes carry diseases?
Yes, mosquitoes can carry and spread diseases like malaria, dengue, West Nile, yellow fever, Zika, chikungunya, and lymphatic filariasis. These diseases can have disabling and potentially deadly effects, such as encephalitis, meningitis, and microcephaly. For most of these diseases, there is no vaccine or specific treatment.
How do mosquitoes hibernate?
Mosquitoes are cold-blooded and prefer temperatures above 80°F. When temperatures drop below 50°F, they shut down for the winter. Some adult females find holes to wait out the cold until warmer weather returns in Huntingtown, Maryland.
Moo- Pheun Lu– I love what they are doing! Totally Behind them! If each spray can help other communities and also solve your problems too without any extra cost. What else one can ask for. I have booked them for the entire season. So Excited!!
Laura S. Frater– I was looking for a Non-Toxic/Natural way to handle the mosquitos and ticks problem as my children and pets are always in the garden, so my friend recommended me to this company, they shared a lot of information and insight and the process was easy to follow.