O.T. Ground Hornets

The only thing I can think of is to try and find some moonshine to put in there at night then set it on fire...no idea on where to find the moonshine, only Coors.

Thanks.

-Sal

I find that I can get one free pass with the shovel in the early morning or late evening. I haven't been stung yet doing that. Might take a few tries to dig up the nest. Once you can see it everything else you do is more effective.

I never resorted to this, but the step-son of a good friend of mine keeps bees, and has a bee suit. He has made a standing offer to help out if necessary.

if nothing else the must breathe o2 start the lawn mower tonight and duct it in the hole fill the tank and go to bed. that works great on gofhers and other diggers one last thing fill that bucket will soap water and set it next to the hole they will land on the soap and stick then drowndrown drown if its a slow day its fast enough to watck..

Wait until late at night, hit'em with some liquid carbon dioxide or liquid nitrogen, or liquid oxygen. Just pour it down the hole. Even a carbon dioxide fire extingusher might work.

Check with your local fire extingusher companys for a little help. Or industrial gasses supplier, thats yellow page talk for welding supplies.

Your doctor gets liqiud nitrogen every week to burn warts off'n yer feets. Make a deal with a medical supply company.

Since most hornets use infra-red detectors to find their target, set a coleman gass lantern off to the side as counter-measures..... ....Dell

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-kevin