jr355
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Here's a simply safe method to cut their numbers down. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FhifTGKtUQ
Go to 3.18 get to the devices.
Go to 3.18 get to the devices.
Here's a simply safe method to cut their numbers down. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FhifTGKtUQ
Go to 3.18 get to the devices.
Hire a pro. Not worth the risk of injury.
With that in mind, if you make the poor decision to do it yourself, please record it for our amusement.
Here's a simply safe method to cut their numbers down. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FhifTGKtUQ
Go to 3.18 get to the devices.
It you hover the drone near the nest they will attach the drone and be chopped up by the props.
Not sure why me picturing my own demise made ME chuckle, but it did...lol.
I also had the beginnings of a "nest" or whatever above the front door, under the eave. I waited until dark, and since it had just rained, hung out of the storm door for a ground based attack, lol
I tried the Spectracide 27 foot spray, and well, my aim was off a bit, and worse yet, on my 2nd "shot" somehow got a bit of the spray right on my lip...I aborted, so only got a little bit on the actual nest.
Did have some casualties anyway...one of which wasn't me, so that's good.
According to pics I found online, this could be a Yellow Jacket or a Paper Wasp...I can't tell.
Really hard to tell from a picture but if it looked to you like a yellow jacket and the nest was exposed (cone shaped) that pic is of a paper wasp. Yellers almost invariably have nests in the ground or some kind of void, e.g. behind your siding.
Not sure why me picturing my own demise made ME chuckle, but it did...lol.
I also had the beginnings of a "nest" or whatever above the front door, under the eave. I waited until dark, and since it had just rained, hung out of the storm door for a ground based attack, lol
I tried the Spectracide 27 foot spray, and well, my aim was off a bit, and worse yet, on my 2nd "shot" somehow got a bit of the spray right on my lip...I aborted, so only got a little bit on the actual nest.
Did have some casualties anyway...one of which wasn't me, so that's good.
According to pics I found online, this could be a Yellow Jacket or a Paper Wasp...I can't tell.
Yellers almost invariably have nests in the ground or some kind of void, e.g. behind your siding.
Paper wasp for sure, 'Polistes metricus' I believe....According to pics I found online, this could be a Yellow Jacket or a Paper Wasp...I can't tell.
Did you find one, I can ask a couple people I know who.
I have used Atlas exterminating in the past
They will take on any bees except paper hornets. Yellow jackets are bad but paper hornets tops the list.
No, not yet. A few of my neighbors use a local place, called Raven Termite & Pest Control, which I may be trying here soon.
American Pest is who we've been using, but I'm pretty much done with them. We originally were dealing with a smaller, local company, then these people bought them out, and service has pretty much sucked ever since...
This guy did it in the most entertaining way.