17 WASP-Control Tricks You MUST Use This Summer (Safe for Honey Bees)

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  @NoLongerHere-001 · 4 months ago · pinned

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• DI

  @Diane-j8w1x · 4 months ago

  Knowledge &nbsp;is Power. &nbsp;😊

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  @Doc1855 · 4 months ago

  We used to have a horrible problem with Yellow Jackets, so we started putting out Feeding Stations.<br>We have very few Yellow Jackets now.<br>I’m thankful for these videos.

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  @vaporvalley65 · 4 months ago

  Just order a pair of fake dragonflys on a spring so they move in a breeze and add a faux hornets nets hanging in the area of where they want to come.

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  @yoderplain · 3 months ago

  Wasp control becomes a priority every summer around my house. I love that these wasp prevention tips focus on keeping honey bees safe while dealing with wasp problems.

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  @billgee02 · 4 months ago

  I didn&apos;t know Morgan Freeman knew so much about bees - 😄

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  @pamelacolvin1417 · 4 months ago

  I use the soapy water in a spray bottle in the house for house flies and fruit flies. &nbsp;It works very well. &nbsp;I can&apos;t stand to spray bug spray in the house.

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  @mariannehata279 · 4 months ago

  I did it and I got rid of yellow jackets totally. &nbsp;It&apos;s really amazing. It really works.

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  @lesliehenderson7866 · 4 months ago

  Right now, wasps are mostly the only bees we have left, we&apos;re lucky if we see two bees on a whole huge apple tree of blossoms, same with the other fruit trees and flowers, 2 or 3 bumble bees and that&apos;s it! &nbsp;What if this &quot;solution&quot; to slowly kill wasps to death also kills other unintended bees and bugs, that by the way, are here for a reason, like it or not! &nbsp;<br><br>Try to get along, and appreciate their struggle is much like ours! &nbsp;No pollinators we loose many plants and fruit trees, don&apos;t kill what&apos;s left of them accidently! 🙏

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  @JosefinaKontin · 3 months ago

  Fantastic ❤ Thank you

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  @brandyjean7015 · 4 months ago (edited)

  I let a YouTuber in France in on my wasp removal trick: on a very cold morning, @ dawn perform your nest removals. They are cold &amp; sluggish, you as a self heating mammal are mobile &amp; capable.<br>He had paid &apos;professionals&apos; who showed up in early afternoon &amp; never removed everyone. Nest members out foraging escaped. Dawn, when everyone is inside, is the time to strike.

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  @JacqLean · 4 months ago

  I can&apos;t stand wasps and I have been stung badly by them. However, to know they are killed slowly, devastatingly, makes me feel like I&apos;m torturing them to death and I don&apos;t feel good about it.

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