Posted by Bill in NC on September 28, 2007 at 15:30:28 from (24.167.189.253):
In Reply to: Dang BEES! posted by Bob Kerr on September 27, 2007 at 20:44:34:
I was running a handle bar type Ditch Witch one summer afternoon and ditched through a big yellow jacket nest. With the Ditch Witch vibrating and jumping up and down in Randolph County's rocky soil, I wasn't fully aware of what was happening until a couple of them hit me on my face. By that time I had already got stung about 25 times on my arms. Funny thing, those yellow jackets kept trying to get back into their home over the next ten days. The entrance was tore apart by the ditch and they couldn't figure out what to do and eventually died flying around looking for the entrance.
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