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Stink bugs

Good try. I dont find them there either, I do find they have made their way to the states, of course no data for OK.
 
Call them they may have similar. You could get some grasshopper mice. They are called wolves of the desert. Their favorite foods are stink beetles and scorpions.
 
Here is what stink bug damage does to a nice healthy plant in short order. They strip the bark off and then whats above that point is dead. I killed 6 or 7 this morning, all the brown ones, mostly on the mater plant. As far as I can tell it was just 1 of these dastardly bugs that did all this damage. And the plants next to them are from the same cross, but the one they like is stinky shows more sativa. I guess I'll toss these cuttings to the hash pot. Much sadness!
 

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Found a single army worm on one of my plants yesterday. After checking them all thoroughly, I found no more but there have been stories on the local news about them being really bad this summer. Always a struggle.
 
Was killing 10-12 stink bugs a day per plant last year. Not any this year. A few in the flower garden but not on the girls. Crazy. Now I got the Borg on one. Wtf.
 
LOL, I think I'll pass on howling mice and keep the scorpions. How long before the hawks catch on to the howl? Or my rat dogs?
 
Ya I have seen that in the propaganda too. As long as they are not bothering your weed, they are not harmful. Ugly spots in the yard yes,
 
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