Yellowjacket Infestation

#51
UKDslayer said:
You're the one that brought up fleas and ticks sir... I honestly didn't realize that yellow jackets are meat eaters.


If that was sarcasm it wasn't well played.
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They are not just "meat eaters." They are omniviors. Their diet changes throught the year. Like most good bugs they are opertunistic feeders.

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Gasoline will eat a hole in cheap spray bottle in about 20 minutes I bet.
 
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#53
hollowoutadime said:
Termidor or Taurus SC (Fipronil) in a sprayer works wonders. I normally use it to keeps ants/termites away but will kill yellow jackets/wasps without mercy. I have a colony in a tree (big enough that I bought a bee suit for). But it also works well in openings - bugs don't see it, smell it or taste it. They unknowingly take it back to the colony.
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Along this line.

Alpine WSG​


Pretty cheap.

Reapply after a rain.
 
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#54
I’ve mentioned here before - we have a family business in the construction industry. Doing a remodel job once years ago one of the problems with he folks wanted addressed was a few small holes in the master bedroom ceiling.

It was a wasp nest the size of a large kitchen table - the wasps had eaten or chewed up the gypsum boats down to the paper face and was just about to break threw the ceiling and fall square on the bed .
It was a 4 day ordeal to get them removed .

As a side note - we ran into that couple some years later on Mackinaw Island - a tourist spot in one of the Great Lakes for all you heathens. Anyhow they remembered us and thanked us for saving their lives .

I went to examine the small pin hole above the bead - finger went right through and wasps started coming out - it was early am so they were not yet at 100% operating capacity luckily
 
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nagantguy said:
I’ve mentioned here before - we have a family business in the construction industry. Doing a remodel job once years ago one of the problems with he folks wanted addressed was a few small holes in the master bedroom ceiling.

It was a wasp nest the size of a large kitchen table - the wasps had eaten or chewed up the gypsum boats down to the paper face and was just about to break threw the ceiling and fall square on the bed .
It was a 4 day ordeal to get them removed .

As a side note - we ran into that couple some years later on Mackinaw Island - a tourist spot in one of the Great Lakes for all you heathens. Anyhow they remembered us and thanked us for saving their lives .

I went to examine the small pin hole above the bead - finger went right through and wasps started coming out - it was early am so they were not yet at 100% operating capacity luckily
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I’m looking forward to being relaxed again instead of constantly being stressed and ready to kill them one or two at a time. Pest control’s gonna be here in a couple of hours.
 
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Update: Pest control was here. They drilled holes in the wooden siding around the nest and sprayed PT PI aerosol in them and a couple other openings. Then they put tempo dust in all of them.

Gave me a few Victor yellow jacket and flying insect traps. I put some skirt (the nice old man provided the soda as well) in them and set a couple in the basement and one on the main floor. They said it should take care of all them within 12-24 hours. Hope this works and gets rid of those suckers.

Thank you all for your advice and support!
 
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Love the smell of napalm in the morning lol

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#61
DangerDave said:
Update: Pest control was here. They drilled holes in the wooden siding around the nest and sprayed PT PI aerosol in them and a couple other openings. Then they put tempo dust in all of them.

Gave me a few Victor yellow jacket and flying insect traps. I put some skirt (the nice old man provided the soda as well) in them and set a couple in the basement and one on the main floor. They said it should take care of all them within 12-24 hours. Hope this works and gets rid of those suckers.

Thank you all for your advice and support!
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A new product, Temprid Dust, will absolutely take care of them in a wall also. The label doesn’t state yellow jackets because the EPA doesn’t like labels that could potentially take out pollinators. How this would be applied will never see a pollinator, and will have residual activity so long as the dust stays dry (in the wall). In fact, it will take care of everything in the wall for a vary long time 🤣
 
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