How can I get rid of bull frogs in my pond?

Question

I only have about 3, but they're eating all my fish......They're getting way too big!!

Answer 1

If there are only a few and the pond is not too big, then get one of those long handled nets and scoop them up standing on the edge. It takes less skill to do that then to spear them with a frog gigger.

f you net them then relocate them to somewhere else a few miles from your pond. If you spear them you could just put them into your trash since they will not live after that kind of injury. If you have friends who fish for largemouth bass they might take them for bait (and maybe even help get them out of your pond).

Get rid of them before they lay eggs in the spring and create lots more bullfrogs.

Answer 2

google lab animal learn sites you may have the skill to reserve as many as you choose for between 5-20 dollars consistent with frog or much less for the tadpoles. i might bypass with the tadpoles if I have been you yet in basic terms comprehend that the tadpoles take 2 years to alter into frogs. And dont shop the frogs with different frogs as tey will consume them.

Answer 3

easy as shooting fish in a bucket...get yourself a pellet rifle with a scope...then a high powered flashlight...have someone point the flashlight at the frog, when you look through the scope you will see two shinning eyes...aim just below the eyes and you will have frog legs for supper. you need a pair of pliers to skin them.

Answer 4

Relocating just dumps them on some other poor pond owner! . But I suppose you could go after the eggs.

Answer 5

get a pellet gun or a fishing pole and i agree eat the legs!!

Answer 6

gig& fry the legs!!