poopshovel wrote: Yeah, even being all allergy nerd and E36 M3, I kind of hope we get one so I can raise the bar.
berkeley yeah! M-80 on an arrow!
poopshovel wrote: Yeah, even being all allergy nerd and E36 M3, I kind of hope we get one so I can raise the bar.
berkeley yeah! M-80 on an arrow!
DrBoost wrote:
You look like the perp in a womens self defense class.
RossD wrote: Last time I sprayed hornets, I sprayed them at dusk while wearing only a hanes t-shirt, some shorts, and flip flops.
Oh, yeah? Well, last time I sprayed yellow jackets, I was wearing nothing but a thong and five-inch heels! 
logdog wrote:DrBoost wrote:You look like the perp in a womens self defense class.
That is the funniest thing I have read in a long, long time. My wife cracked up hard!
DrBoost wrote:Otto Maddox wrote: Am I correct that neither incident resulted in a single sting?Not a single sting on me. But I had thick enough clothing that I think I could have grabbed the hive, put it under my arm and carried it to the lake without getting stung.
And WHY didn't you do that?
Sorry to resurrect an old thread but a guy at work asked me about this, and asked how I removed the dead nest. I wanted to post here that I read that hornets are VERY territorial. So much so that they won't make a nest within about 250' of another one. They also won't try to re-inhabit a dead nest. For these reasons I left the nest up. We'll see if it keeps them away.
Now that you have revived it... whatever happened to Otto?
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