RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread tunecollector
How long have the bees been there?  Are we talking dozens of bees or
hundreds?  Whatever measure you take, do it around midnight and not during
the day.  You indicate that these bees are in the ground.  Put detergent
into boiling water and pour that on the hole.

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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

Here is the problem.
We have flower beds right outside our main
door.  There are some different bushes and flowers
planted in the 10 foot bed.  Right now, there is
also some kind of ground nest of
bees/wasps/hornets "planted" right at the base of
one of the bushes.  The bed is about 4 feet from
the house and is covered in bark mulch, so burning
them out is not an option.  Tom got nailed once in
the hand before we knew the bees were there, and
after 4 days, you can almost see the knuckle
again.  We have sprayed that hole, then he sprayed
another hole that he found about 6 feet away from
the first hole.  Last night I walked outside about
an hour after he sprayed and all I could hear were
the swarming bees.  Does anyone have another
solution to get rid of the bees?  We have used two
or three cans of spray on them so far, but they
are still there.

Boop

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Re: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread Lee A. Stone

Boop, get me a 5 gallon Indian tank filled with kerosene and rubber 
peletts and I'll burn those suckers out. but, yes butt you might want to 
donate ahead of time to your local volunteer fire department and keep 
the coffee going. seriously I'd consider using another door for now and 
calling a professional  bee person. if they really are ground hornets, 
as you know they are one nasty blank blank.Lee


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Re: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread rj
Wal-Mart has a very good concentrate spray that  worked for me. It is called
bug be gone. Around $6 for about a 8 or 12 ounce bottle. I bought a hose
sprayer and set the amount of concentrate per gallon and did the perimeter
of the house and the shutters which were loaded with yellow jackets or
hornets. It only took one treatment.
RJ
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> Here is the problem.
> We have flower beds right outside our main
> door.  There are some different bushes and flowers
> planted in the 10 foot bed.  Right now, there is
> also some kind of ground nest of
> bees/wasps/hornets "planted" right at the base of
> one of the bushes.  The bed is about 4 feet from
> the house and is covered in bark mulch, so burning
> them out is not an option.  Tom got nailed once in
> the hand before we knew the bees were there, and
> after 4 days, you can almost see the knuckle
> again.  We have sprayed that hole, then he sprayed
> another hole that he found about 6 feet away from
> the first hole.  Last night I walked outside about
> an hour after he sprayed and all I could hear were
> the swarming bees.  Does anyone have another
> solution to get rid of the bees?  We have used two
> or three cans of spray on them so far, but they
> are still there.
>
> Boop
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RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread Boop
Tom found the nest the hard way this past
Saturday, but since we had been gone for the week
before that, we aren't sure how long the nest has
been there.  Tom watched the wasps flying into the
nest yesterday afternoon and said there was one
flying in about every two seconds.  He is guessing
at a few dozen, but there could be more than one
nest.  I say there are way too damn many of them.
Does that help you on the count?  I could hear
them this morning while standing about 10 feet
from where we think the hole is.  It was just a
constant hum.  As I was standing there listening,
a hummingbird fly right past my head and scared
the crap out of me.  Who's jumpy?  Will any kind
of detergent work, or do they dislike a certain
brand more than others?

You want a laugh?  I just happen to be listening
to the book "The Secret Life of Bees" right now.
Go figure!

Thanks for the info.
Boop

How long have the bees been there?  Are we talking
dozens of bees or
hundreds?  Whatever measure you take, do it around
midnight and not during
the day.  You indicate that these bees are in the
ground.  Put detergent
into boiling water and pour that on the hole.


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RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread Boop
Hi RJ,
Our house is surrounded by woods, so I
know this won't be the last time we have bees.  I
think I'll send Tom to Wal-mart soon.  This stuff
won't kill the plants, or stain the vinyl siding,
right?  We always have a problem with another kind
of bug in the fall too.  We my try this stuff on
the western conifer seed bugs too.  I have other
names for them, but we won't go there on the list.

Thanks.
Boop


Wal-Mart has a very good concentrate spray that
worked for me. It is called
bug be gone. Around $6 for about a 8 or 12 ounce
bottle. I bought a hose
sprayer and set the amount of concentrate per
gallon and did the perimeter
of the house and the shutters which were loaded
with yellow jackets or
hornets. It only took one treatment.
RJ

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Re: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread rj
Hi there,

I have vinyl siding and it hasn't stain it or My wife would have raise hell.
plus I live on 9  acres in the middle of the lot, where there are only 2
acres that are cleared and the rest is woods. This year, I had a
professional come in early spring and had them treat the house for $135,
with a guarantee of 9 month without a insect problem. No bees, hornet
spiders, wasps and etc. It was worth the money spend and for the nest in the
surrounding trees, I still use Bugs be Gone.
RJ
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To: 
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 2:04 PM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?


> Hi RJ,
> Our house is surrounded by woods, so I
> know this won't be the last time we have bees.  I
> think I'll send Tom to Wal-mart soon.  This stuff
> won't kill the plants, or stain the vinyl siding,
> right?  We always have a problem with another kind
> of bug in the fall too.  We my try this stuff on
> the western conifer seed bugs too.  I have other
> names for them, but we won't go there on the list.
>
> Thanks.
> Boop
>
>
> Wal-Mart has a very good concentrate spray that
> worked for me. It is called
> bug be gone. Around $6 for about a 8 or 12 ounce
> bottle. I bought a hose
> sprayer and set the amount of concentrate per
> gallon and did the perimeter
> of the house and the shutters which were loaded
> with yellow jackets or
> hornets. It only took one treatment.
> RJ
>
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RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread tunecollector
Liquid soap, preferably one that will leave a soapy film.  Since the soap
contains phosphate, it won't hurt your plants and may actually do them some
good.  Do this at night because the bees/wasps/hornets are dormant then
Still, dump a large boiling pot of soapy water and run like hell.  There was
an earlier post on this list about making non-toxic insect spray that
suggested mixing in jalapeno peppers.  I have never done this so I don't
know how good of a deterrent the peppers would be.
You want to get those guys out of there before they start making combs.

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Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 11:05 AM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

Hi RJ,
Our house is surrounded by woods, so I
know this won't be the last time we have bees.  I
think I'll send Tom to Wal-mart soon.  This stuff
won't kill the plants, or stain the vinyl siding,
right?  We always have a problem with another kind
of bug in the fall too.  We my try this stuff on
the western conifer seed bugs too.  I have other
names for them, but we won't go there on the list.

Thanks.
Boop


Wal-Mart has a very good concentrate spray that
worked for me. It is called
bug be gone. Around $6 for about a 8 or 12 ounce
bottle. I bought a hose
sprayer and set the amount of concentrate per
gallon and did the perimeter
of the house and the shutters which were loaded
with yellow jackets or
hornets. It only took one treatment.
RJ

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RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread tunecollector
That's nice but in this case the cows have already left the barn.

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On Behalf Of rj
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 11:36 AM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

Hi there,

I have vinyl siding and it hasn't stain it or My wife would have raise hell.
plus I live on 9  acres in the middle of the lot, where there are only 2
acres that are cleared and the rest is woods. This year, I had a
professional come in early spring and had them treat the house for $135,
with a guarantee of 9 month without a insect problem. No bees, hornet
spiders, wasps and etc. It was worth the money spend and for the nest in the
surrounding trees, I still use Bugs be Gone.
RJ
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From: "Boop" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 2:04 PM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?


> Hi RJ,
> Our house is surrounded by woods, so I
> know this won't be the last time we have bees.  I
> think I'll send Tom to Wal-mart soon.  This stuff
> won't kill the plants, or stain the vinyl siding,
> right?  We always have a problem with another kind
> of bug in the fall too.  We my try this stuff on
> the western conifer seed bugs too.  I have other
> names for them, but we won't go there on the list.
>
> Thanks.
> Boop
>
>
> Wal-Mart has a very good concentrate spray that
> worked for me. It is called
> bug be gone. Around $6 for about a 8 or 12 ounce
> bottle. I bought a hose
> sprayer and set the amount of concentrate per
> gallon and did the perimeter
> of the house and the shutters which were loaded
> with yellow jackets or
> hornets. It only took one treatment.
> RJ
>
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RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread tunecollector
A couple of other thoughts.
Set a bug zapper buy the entrance and turn it of.  It will take a couple of
days but it will work.
And if you are going to use an insect spray, try Spectracide which is good
for all kinds of bugs including bees.

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Hi RJ,
Our house is surrounded by woods, so I
know this won't be the last time we have bees.  I
think I'll send Tom to Wal-mart soon.  This stuff
won't kill the plants, or stain the vinyl siding,
right?  We always have a problem with another kind
of bug in the fall too.  We my try this stuff on
the western conifer seed bugs too.  I have other
names for them, but we won't go there on the list.

Thanks.
Boop


Wal-Mart has a very good concentrate spray that
worked for me. It is called
bug be gone. Around $6 for about a 8 or 12 ounce
bottle. I bought a hose
sprayer and set the amount of concentrate per
gallon and did the perimeter
of the house and the shutters which were loaded
with yellow jackets or
hornets. It only took one treatment.
RJ

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Re: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread Tom Fowle
boop,
They're probably ground nesting yellow jackets.
or that's what they'd bee in this region.
I'd get professional help, they can be very aggressive, and, I believe
can cause problems for folks who are allergic to beas etc.

If that's what they are, they'll go for food of any kind, so do not, not
go outside with any food at all.

We vacationed a few years ago at a very nice african theme park near here,
"Safari west," and the staff told us it took them years of poisoning to get
rid of yellow jackets so that folks dared eat outside.

Sorry, I hate stinging bugs.
Intelligent design my foot!

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Re: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread Dale Leavens
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> Tom found the nest the hard way this past
> Saturday, but since we had been gone for the week
> before that, we aren't sure how long the nest has
> been there.  Tom watched the wasps flying into the
> nest yesterday afternoon and said there was one
> flying in about every two seconds.  He is guessing
> at a few dozen, but there could be more than one
> nest.  I say there are way too damn many of them.
> Does that help you on the count?  I could hear
> them this morning while standing about 10 feet
> from where we think the hole is.  It was just a
> constant hum.  As I was standing there listening,
> a hummingbird fly right past my head and scared
> the crap out of me.  Who's jumpy?  Will any kind
> of detergent work, or do they dislike a certain
> brand more than others?
>
> You want a laugh?  I just happen to be listening
> to the book "The Secret Life of Bees" right now.
> Go figure!
>
> Thanks for the info.
> Boop
>
> How long have the bees been there?  Are we talking
> dozens of bees or
> hundreds?  Whatever measure you take, do it around
> midnight and not during
> the day.  You indicate that these bees are in the
> ground.  Put detergent
> into boiling water and pour that on the hole.
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Re: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread Max Robinson
Boop wrote.

We my try this stuff on  the western conifer seed bugs too.  I have other
 names for them, but we won't go there on the list.

Are those the ones that are known in polite circles as love bugs?  They have 
them in Florida.  Have never run into them in Kentucky.

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> Hi RJ,
> Our house is surrounded by woods, so I
> know this won't be the last time we have bees.  I
> think I'll send Tom to Wal-mart soon.  This stuff
> won't kill the plants, or stain the vinyl siding,
> right?  We always have a problem with another kind
> of bug in the fall too.  We my try this stuff on
> the western conifer seed bugs too.  I have other
> names for them, but we won't go there on the list.
>
> Thanks.
> Boop
>
>
> Wal-Mart has a very good concentrate spray that
> worked for me. It is called
> bug be gone. Around $6 for about a 8 or 12 ounce
> bottle. I bought a hose
> sprayer and set the amount of concentrate per
> gallon and did the perimeter
> of the house and the shutters which were loaded
> with yellow jackets or
> hornets. It only took one treatment.
> RJ
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RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread Boop
Hey Max,
Nope, western conifer seed bugs aren’t the
same as love bugs.  These are closer to what
people call stink bugs.  These bugs are big, ugly,
fly in an erratic pattern, will drop out of no
where, and stink to high heavens when you kill
them.  They also have an odor when they are alive,
but not as bad as right when you kill them.  We
had them so bad about 6 years ago that I could
find hundreds of them on the house in the late
afternoon.  We never found anything that would
kill them.  They try to get in a warm place, like
an attic, for the winter.  They don't sting, but
can crawl through very small openings, like a
CLOSED window.  OK, enough of that.  Those damn
things will be around here soon enough.

Boop 

Are those the ones that are known in polite
circles as love bugs?  They have them in Florida.
Have never run into them in Kentucky.


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RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread Boop
Thank you Dale.  I'll "bee" sure to keep this.
This isn't the first, or last time we have found
nests around here.  I learned that finding them
with the lawn mower is not a good way to find a
ground nest.  Bees and wasps can fly faster than a
mower, even in 3rd gear.  Tom found a large paper
wasp nest in the bush he was trimming.  The nest
was about the size of a basketball when he sliced
into it.  The wasps were not impressed with the
remodeling job.  I happened to look out the window
just after he did it, and saw the trimmers flying
though the air past the window, and Tom high
stepping it across the yard.  Bees and wasps can
fly faster than Tom can run too.  He got nailed
about 8 times that time.

Thanks again for the information.
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Re: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-23 Thread Betsy Whitney, Dolphin Press
Hi:
I had bees in the attic once and I was told that I needed to wait 
until after dark when they were all inside before setting off a bug 
bomb. Is it possible to put something like a brick over one of the 
holes that you know about, set off a bug bomb in the other one and 
then cover it with a brick or board?
I don't know about ground bees.
Betsy
At 03:54 AM 8/23/2006, you wrote:
>Here is the problem.
> We have flower beds right outside our main
>door.  There are some different bushes and flowers
>planted in the 10 foot bed.  Right now, there is
>also some kind of ground nest of
>bees/wasps/hornets "planted" right at the base of
>one of the bushes.  The bed is about 4 feet from
>the house and is covered in bark mulch, so burning
>them out is not an option.  Tom got nailed once in
>the hand before we knew the bees were there, and
>after 4 days, you can almost see the knuckle
>again.  We have sprayed that hole, then he sprayed
>another hole that he found about 6 feet away from
>the first hole.  Last night I walked outside about
>an hour after he sprayed and all I could hear were
>the swarming bees.  Does anyone have another
>solution to get rid of the bees?  We have used two
>or three cans of spray on them so far, but they
>are still there.
>
>Boop
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Re: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-24 Thread cliffwilson
Dear Boop:
If you can get to the wholes cleanly, place a clear glass jar over both 
wholes.  The best results are obtained when this is done at night.  The bees 
or yellow-jackets will not normally dig another whole, but will instead, 
keep trying to fly out through the glass.  You will need to leave the jars 
in place until the nest has starved out, so checking it out each day is not 
advised.

Yours Truly,

Clifford Wilson
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> Here is the problem.
> We have flower beds right outside our main
> door.  There are some different bushes and flowers
> planted in the 10 foot bed.  Right now, there is
> also some kind of ground nest of
> bees/wasps/hornets "planted" right at the base of
> one of the bushes.  The bed is about 4 feet from
> the house and is covered in bark mulch, so burning
> them out is not an option.  Tom got nailed once in
> the hand before we knew the bees were there, and
> after 4 days, you can almost see the knuckle
> again.  We have sprayed that hole, then he sprayed
> another hole that he found about 6 feet away from
> the first hole.  Last night I walked outside about
> an hour after he sprayed and all I could hear were
> the swarming bees.  Does anyone have another
> solution to get rid of the bees?  We have used two
> or three cans of spray on them so far, but they
> are still there.
>
> Boop
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RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-24 Thread Boop
RJ said:
"I live on 9  acres in the middle of the
lot, where there are only 2 acres that are cleared
and the rest is woods."

We have the same set up here.  Most of the
trees all around us are pine trees, with some
maple, wild cherry and some others thrown in the
mix too.  As long as the bees stay out of the yard
and house area, we leave them alone.  It seems to
be a bad year for bees this year.  If this
continues, we may have to look into getting
someone in to spray for them.  

Thanks again for all your ideas gang.

Boop

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Re: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-24 Thread Trouble
They're known in some parts as skunk bugs.

At 08:49 PM 8/23/2006, you wrote:
>Boop wrote.
>
>We my try this stuff on  the western conifer seed bugs too.  I have other
>  names for them, but we won't go there on the list.
>
>Are those the ones that are known in polite circles as love bugs?  They have
>them in Florida.  Have never run into them in Kentucky.
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> > Hi RJ,
> > Our house is surrounded by woods, so I
> > know this won't be the last time we have bees.  I
> > think I'll send Tom to Wal-mart soon.  This stuff
> > won't kill the plants, or stain the vinyl siding,
> > right?  We always have a problem with another kind
> > of bug in the fall too.  We my try this stuff on
> > the western conifer seed bugs too.  I have other
> > names for them, but we won't go there on the list.
> >
> > Thanks.
> > Boop
> >
> >
> > Wal-Mart has a very good concentrate spray that
> > worked for me. It is called
> > bug be gone. Around $6 for about a 8 or 12 ounce
> > bottle. I bought a hose
> > sprayer and set the amount of concentrate per
> > gallon and did the perimeter
> > of the house and the shutters which were loaded
> > with yellow jackets or
> > hornets. It only took one treatment.
> > RJ
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RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-24 Thread jim
hi boop just to let you know wasps can fly about 20 miles an hour.
i know be cause i had a nest in my truck fender, grrr one got me.
so we snuck in through the other door and took the truck for a ride.
the wasps followed till we hit 20 grin then we left them behind.

when we lost all the wasps we dug the nest out with a board and ran it over 
a couple 5 times grin.
jim
At 09:30 PM 8/23/2006, you wrote:

>Thank you Dale.  I'll "bee" sure to keep this.
>This isn't the first, or last time we have found
>nests around here.  I learned that finding them
>with the lawn mower is not a good way to find a
>ground nest.  Bees and wasps can fly faster than a
>mower, even in 3rd gear.  Tom found a large paper
>wasp nest in the bush he was trimming.  The nest
>was about the size of a basketball when he sliced
>into it.  The wasps were not impressed with the
>remodeling job.  I happened to look out the window
>just after he did it, and saw the trimmers flying
>though the air past the window, and Tom high
>stepping it across the yard.  Bees and wasps can
>fly faster than Tom can run too.  He got nailed
>about 8 times that time.
>
>Thanks again for the information.
>Boop
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RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-24 Thread Boop
Skunk bugs?  That's still a much nicer name than I
have for them.  Have one of those drop 2 inches
from your dinner plate, or land on your nose in
the middle of the night, THEN we'll compare some
names.  We still haven't found anything that kills
them, other than a fly swatter.  The spray we use
is just a barricade to keep them out.  

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Re: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-25 Thread Lee A. Stone
n
Thanks Dale for the excellent posting on all those buzzing critters. I'd 
like to add, as many of you know all of these  hornets-bees or whatever 
present a problem to us as blind handy folks in the sense  all of them 
do not make a loud noise until we find them with fingers or tools when 
doing repairs. I'd also like to say  that this house on the East side 
has had  yellow jackets since the place was built in 51. even when we 
had new siding put on a few years ago  and all nests, I think 3 of them 
were  destroyed. and sure enough each year on that side of the house 
they come right back. Maybe we can get the list moderator to have a chat 
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Re: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-25 Thread Lee A. Stone

Boop, might I add  that installing any kind of swimming pool would be 
helpful for both Tom and you. Not many bees or hornets swim underwater. 
Install a fence around your pool but when working in the yard a good 
handyman or handywoman would leave the gate open  in an attempt to 
outrun any chasing buzzing or pesky  hornets. this advice is brought to 
you with the assistance of a chilled bottle of white ziff. Lee



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Re: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-25 Thread Lee A. Stone
n
Brother Wilson, as a practicing attorney it seems shocking you would 
give advice on Killing by starvation to critters which only want to 
inflict pain by biting, if you would the hind quarters of a human. Well, 
now that I have thought this over, in a court of law, I would suppose 
this could be considered self defense, if , for some odd reason a 
neighbor was a insect loving kind of a person. case closed. Boop, 
continue as advised, but save a couple of the dead ones as I might want 
to try using  them for fishing. thanks .your Upstate N Y handyman.Lee



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Re: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-26 Thread Betsy Whitney, Dolphin Press
Hi all,
We had yellow jackets when I was a kid. My dad always painted over 
the spot where they had nested after he knocked them down. If they 
came back they didn't nest near where they had before.
Betsy
At 06:17 PM 8/25/2006, you wrote:
>n
>Thanks Dale for the excellent posting on all those buzzing critters. I'd
>like to add, as many of you know all of these  hornets-bees or whatever
>present a problem to us as blind handy folks in the sense  all of them
>do not make a loud noise until we find them with fingers or tools when
>doing repairs. I'd also like to say  that this house on the East side
>has had  yellow jackets since the place was built in 51. even when we
>had new siding put on a few years ago  and all nests, I think 3 of them
>were  destroyed. and sure enough each year on that side of the house
>they come right back. Maybe we can get the list moderator to have a chat
>with these pesky Queens.Lee
>
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RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-26 Thread Boop
Lee advised:
"Not many bees or hornets swim
underwater."

I'm not too sure about these wasps.  So
far, over a period of four or five nights, we have
used at least 2 full cans of wasp and hornet
killer, a heavy dusting of Sevin, poking with a
metal rod, and some kerosene set beside the hole.
Tom heard that the wasps will inhale the kerosene
fumes, and will die.  I was just hoping they would
use the gas for fuel to transport themselves
elsewhere.  Tom said the hole seemed to be about
10 inches deep, but since the hole is at the base
of a bush, he can't really see a definite shape to
the hole.  Although the numbers have gone down,
those damn wasps are still doing a lot of flying
around.  Tom hasn't seen them flying into the hole
like they were, but they are still flying all
around it, and probably into it also.  We are
guessing that there is another nest close by, but
he hasn't found it yet.  

The saga continues.
Boop

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RE: [BlindHandyMan] What's the buzz?

2006-08-27 Thread Betsy Whitney, Dolphin Press
Boop,
I hope you try the mountain dew. My friend said it worked great!
Betsy
At 01:56 PM 8/26/2006, you wrote:
>Lee advised:
> "Not many bees or hornets swim
>underwater."
>
> I'm not too sure about these wasps.  So
>far, over a period of four or five nights, we have
>used at least 2 full cans of wasp and hornet
>killer, a heavy dusting of Sevin, poking with a
>metal rod, and some kerosene set beside the hole.
>Tom heard that the wasps will inhale the kerosene
>fumes, and will die.  I was just hoping they would
>use the gas for fuel to transport themselves
>elsewhere.  Tom said the hole seemed to be about
>10 inches deep, but since the hole is at the base
>of a bush, he can't really see a definite shape to
>the hole.  Although the numbers have gone down,
>those damn wasps are still doing a lot of flying
>around.  Tom hasn't seen them flying into the hole
>like they were, but they are still flying all
>around it, and probably into it also.  We are
>guessing that there is another nest close by, but
>he hasn't found it yet.
>
>The saga continues.
>Boop
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