I'd just burn down the blind.
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I learned the hard way that they really hate weedeaters. I accidentally ran into a nest of them one time while weedeating a fencerow. Fortunately, they stung the booger out of the weedeater so I left it running and dropped it and ran away unscathed. I hate 'em!Comment
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I live in a log home, so I have to watch what I use!!Comment
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I guess I gotta tell this story. A couple of years ago I was running around our lease filling feeders when one of the rear slave cylinders started leaking brake fluid. Every time I pushed on the brakes I would lose more fluid. I started using the emergency brake to stop so I wouldn't have to push on the brake pedal. I didn't have any brake fluid with me but the LO had an old truck parked by the cabin we stay in. I checked and sure enough, in the tool box, was a can of brake fluid. BUT there was also a huge red wasp nest in the tool box right above the can of brake fluid
I suited up. Jacket on? check. Hood cinched up? check. Leather gloves? check. (never mind that it was 100+ outside). I vvveeerrryy ssslllooowwwllllyyyy reached in and grabbed the brake fluid bottle ready to bolt and flail my arms like a mad man at any moment. Ya know what happened?
The bottle was empty and the wasps never moved
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Spectracide Wasp Killer. White and Black can. Whatever the stuff is made of electrocutes the little savages in their tracks. Just get a can, and walk up to the nest on a nice chilly morning, while they're still froze up so to speak, and have your way with them. They'll all be dead before they know what hit them.Last edited by mikemorvan; 03-02-2011, 06:46 PM.Comment
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I thought he was having a problem with them swarming and not a nest. Ditto on the spectracide spray (the one I get is green)...I get the large 2 packs at Lowes...reasonably priced, shoots 20 feet, really whacks them.Comment
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tide will do the trick.............Comment
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