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Absolutely. In the 1970s, bugs on the windshield and grill happened every single day. I drove the length of California a year ago, and not a single solitary bu
by France_is_bacon 5y ago
Absolutely. In the 1970s, bugs on the windshield and grill happened every single day.
I drove the length of California a year ago, and not a single solitary bug was on my windshield or grill. Completely coated, so you were driving you'd have to run the window washer and wipers every 15 minutes to clean the windshield so that you could see out of it.
California is heavily agricultural in the Central Valley, so I'm sure all the farmers spray the f-ck out of their land to kill every single bug.
Spray the length and width of the valley in a carpet of bug spray, year after year for decades, and there's not going to be any bugs left. Appropriate link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5foZIKuEWQ&t=20s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5foZIKuEWQ&t=20s