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Old 05-23-2013, 06:11 PM   #24891
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Originally Posted by kindlekitten View Post
you need to go after them after dark otherwise it's a crap shoot. get (or have delivered if you are trapped!) wasp killer, it shoots a really long stream so even if you wake them up you can run. wait 24 hours and hose it out of there. I refuse to use poisons, weed killer, etc on my farm, but I don't play around when it comes to wasps
Yes - be very careful - wasps can sting multiple times and are quite aggressive when protecting their homes.
1. Attack after dark
2. Use a long range aerosol - they shoot up to 20' or so.
3. I had some on the corners of my house - so I parked the car as close to the house as I could - left the door open - shot the nest and dove into the car. They are fast on the wing!
4. Use the spray more than once - wasps caught away from home after dark may return the following day - and attack.

Also, survivors tend to rebuild in the same locations year after year - so soak the areas with the spray as a deterrent.
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