Buck Moth Spraying Registration

Buckmoth Caterpillar Spraying – Springtime is just around the corner which means that the Buck Moth Caterpillars won’t be far behind. The Buck Moth lays its eggs primarily in oak trees, which stay there through the winter, and then begin to hatch in February. Eggs are typically laid in spiral clusters on oak twigs and larvae typically emerge in a single generation in the spring. Touching the caterpillars’ spines could cause symptoms ranging from itching and burning sensations to a more painful sting. With proper tree spraying the impact of this nuisance can be reduced.

Please call (504)837-8733 for service in New Orleans or (225) 372-8585 for Baton Rouge.