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olegoat

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fisher 1220x,gc-1023,tesoro tejon , fisher f-2, compass yukon 77b, tesoro bandito 11 umax
i have been invaded, first the hornets on the m/home and now jellow jackets in the ground, i cant catch one in flight but believe me, its whats in the hole.....
this one will be fed a little gasoline tonite after dark, i will light up their lives
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hole in the ground and the green grass grew all around, all around!!!!!

Be careful - I got the "sting thing" too - and I've been allergic ever since. :headbang:


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I found one of these, or rather it found me! I sneaked up and poured about 2 oz of liquid wasp and hornet spray down into the hole. Not one yellow jacket survived! It was right on a sidewalk where kids walked to school. Monty
 
i gave this hole a shot of gasoline, seemed to take care of the problem, a few strays the next day and now no activity at all, i'm still watching the hornet nest on the m/home
 
Even better, shoot acetylene into the hole and then spark it off. Naw, don't nobody try that. I'm irrational when it comes to flying things with stingers. I probably should make peace with all wasps and hornets, invite them over for a beer, and when I got them all together, blow the place up. Honeybees are ok.
 
olegoat said:
i gave this hole a shot of gasoline, seemed to take care of the problem, a few strays the next day and now no activity at all, i'm still watching the hornet nest on the m/home
Make a torch out of rags and gasoline on a stake and plant it in the yard after dark . Light it and then disturbe the hornet nest from the side . They will attack the flame and burn off their wings with no risk to you or your home .
 

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