Red ants

[creekbottom02]

How do I kill them.. they are starting on their 2nd crop circle in my back yard. And I need them evicted

What’s works??

[Bdub25]

Gas works really good


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[Duckologist]

Bifen

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[S-3 Ranch]

I wish harvester ants weren’t a nuisance, horned toads and other stuff need them

[Quackerbox]

termidor in the hole. at night

[Man]

I wish harvester ants weren’t a nuisance, horned toads and other stuff need them

Yeah they made it on to my free pass list.

[Jay-J]

Box of grapenuts serial and Ortho fire ant killer (the powder)...Coat the grapenuts real good with the powder and sprinkle it around the mounds.

[Artos]

A little gas will run them off...

[Duckologist]

A little gas will run them off...

Yaw check da price of gas lately?

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[sasqy]

Orthene powder !
It stinks bad but works great.
Had to evict a few at the farm.

[6.5 shooter]

I have a lot of them at my property. I had to get rid of the mound in my driveway. After a couple of years of being easy on them I got bit.
A little DE did them in. I have several other mounds around the house and I let them be.

Diatomaceous earth

[Magoo]

Ortho Fire Ant Killer if you don't mind poison. That stuff is pretty affordable.

Orange oil for an "all natural" approach. I think I have used Medina brand. Mix with water per the "soil drench" instructions and soak the mound really well. If it's a big mound you may have to come back within the next couple of days and soak again, but it works well for a "safe" method. The only problem with this is that orange oil can be pricey.

[Walker]

Bifen

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Yes sir. Mix as directed and drench to hole.

[Dusty Britches]

Red Harvester ants are super cool ants but when they are in your yard it is very intimating. I've only killed one mound because it was in a bad spot. I thought I used Amdro poured into the entrance.

For the most part, we leave them alone and will deliberately drive around their mounds in the pasture. Those ants collect seed to grow a fungus to feed the colony. In a drought, they collect a lot of seed but just before the drought ends they will go out and plant that seed in the spring time. Very cool to see, especially if you've been through a bad drought.

[Walker]

Red Harvester ants are super cool ants but when they are in your yard it is very intimating. I've only killed one mound because it was in a bad spot. I thought I used Amdro poured into the entrance.

For the most part, we leave them alone and will deliberately drive around their mounds in the pasture. Those ants collect seed to grow a fungus to feed the colony. In a drought, they collect a lot of seed but just before the drought ends they will go out and plant that seed in the spring time. Very cool to see, especially if you've been through a bad drought.

I think to op is talking about red harvester ant and you are talking about "leaf cutters"