You have winter there, so the wasps, yellow jackets, hornets and such start over every season. One of the easiest ways to rid the buildings of them is to get all of them early. They start out small and though you may have one round of this or potentially 2 or 3, each time they are not established, its when you let them go, they get huge. In all the barns we've had over the years, its incredible the size of the nests in the rafters, our barns were large ones with high ceilings, those high up nests, big oval open cell paper nests, were never any concern being far enough away, closer ones were destroyed early. The one old barn at our stable is a magnet for yellow paper wasps or yellow jackets, they prosper and can be aggressive. Its a lot worse towards mid summer and or late summer when they are at a peak, weather depending. Smaller out buildings like you have described, just get them early, monitor until gone. White Faced Hornets start out with one, and a small nest that grows over time, get it early, and its done for the season. We don't have a lot of those around here, but every so often I will find one in a tree or large bush.
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