How To Get Rid Of Tent Caterpillars?

There are various ways in which one can deal with tent caterpillars. There are natural ways and chemical ways. In around three weeks the caterpillars usually disappear of their own accord, and they are not a very great risk to trees. Natural methods include getting some poultry and feeding the insects to the birds.

Others involve using clippers to kill them by physically clipping the insects. A natural pesticide can be made from chrysanthemums, this is still poisonous so be careful. Kerosene can also be used to burn the insects but this can damage the tree as well. You can also simply apply kerosene to the larvae. A pesticide that is widely used to spray the caterpillars with is Bacillus thuringiensis. Whatever steps you decide to take remember that is during the twilight hours of morning and evening that are best suited as the insects return to their nests after their feeding frenzies.

I live in the southern part of San Antonio, Tx, in the country, in a old wood frame house for the last 17 yrs. I have a infestation of these pest in and around and on my house. I cannot open my doors; they rush in. I wake up at night and they are climbing my walls and hanging on my ceiling. I have sprayed and spayed and they want go away. I need some help or good suggestions please.