[AT] wasps and bees

[Ed Stewart]

For the inground yellowjackets, I pour some gas in the hole and then 
drop a match.
Does anyone know what the wasps are with the yellow bands around them 
are? There were never any here in PA till about three years ago. They 
are aggressive and come after you even if you are not near their nest. Ed

Francis Robinson wrote:
> 	I used to use gasoline but these days I believe the wasp spray is
> cheaper...   :)
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> The brave may not live forever but the easily frightened may never live at
> all.
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> Francis Robinson
> Central Indiana, USA
> robinson at svs.net
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> Another good way to get rid of them is.
> Take your little plastic sprayer put gas in it and adjust it like you want a
> good long distance course spray pattern.  Walk out there and give them a
> good dose.
> After 2-3 trips they will be gone if you have weeds around just light the
> spray and cook them all at once.
> Kevin
>
>
> It is slow going, and I suspect the vibration
>   
>>> and noise must really get the yellow jackets annoyed.
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