Man i would just like to say a special thanks to whom ever left the pharagraphs on the main page about the earthworm topic i live in ohio and for the las 2 weeks its been really rainy needless 2 say i fed Mr. White a few nightcrawlers and he is 1 haapy camper so big thanks for the 1 who posted that topic:P

That was delboy who posted the article on catching worms. He used to be a moderator on here but the last time I spoke to him he was going to be travelling around the world so hasn't been on for a while, hopefully we will see him at some stage, he was a regular member who everybody liked.

so that's where he's been...

All I know is that he was going to travel around the world, this was probably around six months ago. I have no idea whether he was going on his own, or going with his family. I expect at some stage he will pop up, it would be nice to hear from him again, he was one of the first few members we had.

yeah. i enjoyed speaking w/him he always had interesting insight.

OFL wrote:

yes, thats the man.... we missed him in the site as well as ricky1987

btw, attention hobbyist, you can start your own mini vermiculture
project using a clay pot, a bucket, or a small compost pit. what we
need are just vegetable trimming, dried leaves, cartoon, paper, and
2 to 3 alive earthworm. i have in my garden right now and my fishes
enjoy whenever i put some in the tank. just give them 30 days to
reproduce and multiply. you will end up with a lot of them and a good
organic fertilizer.

i just buy mine at the bait store. $5 for 20 and that gives enough for treats for 2 weeks.

necromancer4 wrote:

ha ha ha the surest way and hassle free....

plus the bait shop is right next door to the garage i work in......

i just place an old piece of carpet about 2ft square on the ground in the garden....water it 3 times a week and every day i lift it theres a pile of huge worms under it !!!!!!!

that is also cool.
i just want to share the concept coz i am into organic gardening.