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Guano (Bat Poop)

13 years ago

I work for a Pest Management Co...we were called on a bat job in an attic....We have 100 lbs of dry guano...Could someone direct me to someone who might have an interest in purchasing it...it sells for $8.00 per pound, we will take $3.00 per pound. Thanks for any help!

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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
13 years ago
In another posting, it was pointed out that attic harvested bat guano can be quite dangerous. I'd think that before selling (legally) that you'd have to prove that this stuff is pathogen free.
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