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Ever have an encounter with them? I've pissed them off twice now. Once they had set up residence inside an open bag of peat moss which I stuck a shovel into. Ouch, ouch, ouch! Yesterday I ran over a nest on the riding mower. They must have just started it since it was barely visible. I got stung on the ear and swatted it. By the way this helps the others find you. They follow the scent of their fallen comrade. I could see them coming out of the nest now so I decided I could run faster than the lawn mower could take me. I had a little time before they reached me so I calmly stopped the mower and went to step off the front. Right onto the reverse pedal. Oops! Tumbled over forward, but quickly regained my composure and after looking to see if any one had seen me, I took off. Made a clean getaway too! I encouraged them to leave their nest and go somewhere else. By the way.wasp and hornet flying insect killer does NOT work. Use black flag.
Here is the best, I think, input from the following link.
Here is the best, I think, input from the following link.
BEESI waited until it was dark out and then I sprayed the inside of a plastic bucket with raid so that the sides were coated and there was a significant liquid amount in the bottom of the bucket (do this OUTSIDE). I then carried the bucket to the hole in the ground that the bees had been coming out of and slammed the bucket down over the hole and put a few rocks on top of the bucket. Loud angry buzzing ensued. The next morning I came out to check and half of the bucket was dark with bee bodies, and the buzzing had stopped. I let it sit a few more hours and then removed the bucket. End of problem.