I think my wife used to order red wigglers (or something like that) online. I'll check with her.
Saw his ad while I was researching, seemed like a good choice. I was looking to buy locally if I could. Between USPS delivery and the time of year, I have doubts they'll be alive when I get them.Homepage
Over 40 years of Red Wigglers Worm Composting experience. We sell live red wiggler worms, worm composting bins and other vermicomposting supplies.unclejimswormfarm.com
I might take you up on that if I get skunked. Thank you.You can come get a 5 gallon bucket of my compost
Thought about electro-stim too, might be an option. My soil is pretty poor and not many worms.If your ground is moist and not frozen you could "fiddle" or "grunt" some up locally.
You'd be surprised how hardy Canadian night crawlers are. I've kept them in the refrigerator over the winter season when I used to fish with bait. If you only need a few dozen to start your compost bin, maybe try the local stores that carry them in season. Sometimes they have leftovers.Saw his ad while I was researching, seemed like a good choice. I was looking to buy locally if I could. Between USPS delivery and the time of year, I have doubts they'll be alive when I get them.
True story.
When my son was about 3, we were shopping in the Kmart.
Got to the check out and he placed his clenched fist by my purchases. The lady asked him, "What do you have there young man?".
Opened his fist, he'd left home with about a dozen worms in his fist. After an hour plus in his pocket, the worms were all gluey and covered in white foam.
Bet she never asked another little boy what he was carrying in a clenched fist.
I'm not liable for any beverage spit on your computer......
Lol I can picture that coming from your kids!