I heard a good one some time ago. Bumble bees are friendly and a much needed species on this planet. Yellow jackets are just A------'s with wings.
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killing yelllow jackets in a ground nest
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Originally Posted by StevieC
What happened to all god's creatures isn't he a minister?
I was kind of thinking, "Well, why does that matter?" at first. But then I start watching the video, and realized the video is him standing there wearing his collar, explaining how to mass-kill something with maximum effectiveness.
I wouldn't necessarily call it a "problem", but it is kinda hilarious to see. I might have skipped wearing the collar if I were him. I would have thought the video was a joke without context.
What happened to all god's creatures isn't he a minister?
I was kind of thinking, "Well, why does that matter?" at first. But then I start watching the video, and realized the video is him standing there wearing his collar, explaining how to mass-kill something with maximum effectiveness.
I wouldn't necessarily call it a "problem", but it is kinda hilarious to see. I might have skipped wearing the collar if I were him. I would have thought the video was a joke without context.
Originally Posted by StevieC
I heard a good one some time ago. Bumble bees are friendly and a much needed species on this planet. Yellow jackets are just A------'s with wings.
Originally Posted by StevieC
I heard a good one some time ago. Bumble bees are friendly and a much needed species on this planet. Yellow jackets are just A------'s with wings.
Bumble bees or Carpenter bees are a big pain in the arse because they drill holes in wooden parts of your house! Tennis racket them bass turds!
I heard a good one some time ago. Bumble bees are friendly and a much needed species on this planet. Yellow jackets are just A------'s with wings.
Originally Posted by StevieC
I heard a good one some time ago. Bumble bees are friendly and a much needed species on this planet. Yellow jackets are just A------'s with wings.
Bumble bees or Carpenter bees are a big pain in the arse because they drill holes in wooden parts of your house! Tennis racket them bass turds!
Originally Posted by Silk
I have a German wasp nest in my cavity wall...brick house so no way to get in there. It's spring and getting warm, the paper wasps are out and about, but the Germans are still asleep. Not looking forward to them being out, I can only spray them out side the nest. They ignored my wasp trap last autumn when they started the nest, this new information and a better trap might work better in spring.
A very effective method of removal is a dust insecticide that is very docile and blowing it into their entrance with a duster. They don't die instantly but rather slowly which is good because they tend to enter their nest and spread the dust and kill it slowly. It is s dust form of what is cat and dog flea collars.
I have a German wasp nest in my cavity wall...brick house so no way to get in there. It's spring and getting warm, the paper wasps are out and about, but the Germans are still asleep. Not looking forward to them being out, I can only spray them out side the nest. They ignored my wasp trap last autumn when they started the nest, this new information and a better trap might work better in spring.
A very effective method of removal is a dust insecticide that is very docile and blowing it into their entrance with a duster. They don't die instantly but rather slowly which is good because they tend to enter their nest and spread the dust and kill it slowly. It is s dust form of what is cat and dog flea collars.
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