Pest Control in Drummond, Oklahoma

Drummond sits in southwestern Garfield County. State Highway 132 runs along the town's east side, north six miles to U.S. 412 and south twelve miles to Highway 51. The 2020 census counted 455 people, and Drummond Public Schools serve the town.

It's a rural town, and pest calls from here follow the farm year.

Seasons Out Here

Spring brings ants and termite swarms. Summer brings ticks, mosquitoes after storms and wasps under the eaves. Fall brings mice in from the fields. Winter is quieter, but mice that got in stay busy in the walls and attic.

• Spring: watch windowsills for swarmers
• Summer: mow field edges and dump standing water
• Fall: seal gaps before the first cold snap

Outbuildings

Barns, shops and sheds hold feed, equipment and stored stuff, which is ideal for mice and spiders. Keep feed in metal bins, use gloves when you reach into stored items, and ask the provider to look at the outbuildings closest to the house too.

Around Drummond: State Highway 132 · U.S. 412 · Drummond Public Schools (ZIP 73735)

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