Id like to buy some jumpers to turn loose in my garden . I hear they do well even in hard clay soil . Thanks for any help . I'm in west ky .
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Id like to buy some jumpers to turn loose in my garden . I hear they do well even in hard clay soil . Thanks for any help . I'm in west ky .
Alright I'm on the Hook details never heard of those!!!!!
GOOGLE is your friend: Worm Farm Facts - Alabama JumperQuote:
Originally Posted by sharphook
If anyone finds a good deal, I'm in.
We rake up worms we call southern night crawlers in the woods. When handling them they leave something like snot on your hands. They will jump and flip a few times trying to get away. I've been raking up these worms for as long as I can remember. Bring home what we didn't use and dump in the flowerbeds and garden. I've found a few that are super large in my yard.
About the last 25 years I've been finding another worm while finding the night crawlers. It's about the same length, a little slimmer and jumps flips a lot more, it's a bit harder too. Breaks easy when hooking.
I looked at ebay and amazon, entered Alabama jumpers, found the same ads at both.
Thank you for looking. I did the same. Price seems a bit high. Maybe, I'll come to your house and rake a few...just kidding:yikesQuote:
Originally Posted by canebreaker
Once I need some shelter while doing some wood work in the yard. I hung a large tarp from the swing to the storage building. It stayed up about a month. When it was removed within an hour I had about 200 worms.
I've dumps a few containers of store bought night crawlers and find a few of them sometimes.