I agree. People laugh at me when I'm wearing jeans, boots, long sleeve shirts or even a sweatshirt in the summer along with leather gloves while I'm outdoors. But, I don't worry too much about bees, flies, hornets, skeeters etc. Just put an addition on a barn where I had to pull off the soffit and fascia boards to extend the roof. Wasps had nests all along the underside, probably 20-30 ft long. I was swatting them with my gloves and waving them off with my cap while I worked to get the boards off. Seems like they got angrier as time went on. Finally got the boards removed so I could spray the exposed nests. Still had a few coming back until I pulled all the drip edge down to which the nests were attached. Had a few fly into the side of my head but didn't get stung once. Guess I was lucky. But ground hornets are the worst. They WILL chase you and are persistent little buggers. That's one of the reasons I like the northern climate. Come this time of year when temperatures drop, things quiet down and I can walk the fields without worrying about stirring up a hornet's nest.
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