If you're a wasp you might not wanna stick around for his one. I never knew hornets ruled the world like they do:
Why hasn't them been militarized yet???Do yourself a favour and don’t look up the Japanese Giant Hornet.
Aaaawww.......he's a little sweetheart. They're just a little misunderstood, thats allDo yourself a favour and don’t look up the Japanese Giant Hornet
I mistakenly stepped next to a wasp nest in the ground a few years ago. Got stung 14 times and it fucking hurt like hell for days. Underground nests can be huge.I hate both of those little fuckers! A close to a phobia as one could get.
What did you do with that mukade?I saw one of those Japanese Giant Hornets in person. They look cool in videos, less so when one is buzzing around you trying to decide whether it wants to fuck your shit up or not. Did I mention they spit acid, and you can’t kill them because crushing them releases pheromones that attract more of them?
Also found a huge Mukade in my hotel room. Fuck those things too.
That's a big sucker. I never got bit by bees or wasps because I leave them alone, I don't swat at them.Aaaawww.......he's a little sweetheart. They're just a little misunderstood, thats all
not sure what the buzz is about. I beelieve they bee beeutiful if you don't hive five one
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A whore net is a sting operation.
To get rid of the yellow jackets that nest in the ground, I go out at night and expands the hole. Then my secret weapon is a mix of gasoline and diesel fuel, which burns a long time.I have a gas trimmer at my cottage which I use with a saw blade to go through brush. One time, I sliced right through a hornets nest (little yellowjackets) I was wearing coveralls and gloves and didn't even realize it until I kept feeling these stings on my ears, my neck, on my wrists, on my legs. Finally realized what was happening so dropped everything and ran, stripping off outer layers. When I got to the house, there were still wasps clinging to areas (eg: Under my arms). I don't know how many times I was stung, but my ears and face/neck swelled to to a point where the skin was turning colour. It took a few days for the swelling to go down - and the skin where I was stung multiple times was HOT - you could actually feel the heat. My forearms looked like Popeye arms. When the swelling went down the areas became super-itchy. It took about 2 weeks to clear up.
Another story - I have barn at my cottage and one summer it had a massive paper wasp nest in the garage hanging down from a rafter. Massive and active - probably thousands of wasps. My Dad was up for the weekend and he had this technique from his childhood that we used which was very "old school" (no insecticides). We waited until night-time - filled some old paint cans with rags and kindling and set them down on the ground and lit them. Then we opened the garage and knocked the wasp next down using a broom and stood back. The wasps saw the moving flames and flew in to sting the the only thing they saw moving. You could see lines of them just flying straight into the fire. Worked perfectly.
Dan, how many times have you set your lawn on fire?To get rid of the yellow jackets that nest in the ground, I go out at night and expands the hole. Then my secret weapon is a mix of gasoline and diesel fuel, which burns a long time.






