Move WASP nests ANYWHERE!!!!

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  @greenwaspremoval · 1 year ago · pinned

  Love the Bug Snoozer (especially the name!), and the custom attachments.  Well done.  Will try that technique this season for sure.  Venom collectors have long utilized boring CO2 tanks for collecting wasps, but the Bug Snoozer takes it all to another level of precision and fun!

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  @jeniskindof · 2 years ago

  I own 50 wasp nests for home defense as the founding fathers intended.

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  @notreal5311 · 2 years ago (edited)

  A coworker told me he kills buried wasp nests by shoving a banana in the hole. &nbsp;The banana doesn&apos;t kill the wasps, it just attracts a raccoon. &nbsp;The raccoon gets lured in by the banana and then finds the nest and digs it up to eat the larvae at night when the wasps are lethargic.<br><br>I told him this was great but then you&apos;d have a colony of raccoons lol.

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  @ToughOldVintageWitch · 2 years ago

  I’m from New Orleans and we had big problems with wasps. The old folks know that if you paint the ceiling of your porch sky blue, they won’t build a nest there. They perceive it as the actual sky.

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  @holleymother9026 · 2 years ago

  I am very allergic to wasp stings but love gardening and have given up on &nbsp;trying to remove all the wasp nests. Knowing they have facial recognition, I introduce myself to the queen and her brood. I tell them they are welcome on my porch and garden. &nbsp; &nbsp;They give me a good long look, and we both work in the garden together after that. I walk right past the nests constantly, and they completely ignore me.

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  @FerintoshFarmsPhotography · 2 years ago

  I find a lot of their aggression comes from dehydration, so the more I place little wasp friendly waterering holes around the more they just leave me alone. They spend all day visiting the bird bath and leave me alone even tho I have about 5 large nests near the house this year.

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  @plankton50 · 2 years ago

  <b>*CONGRATULATIONS*</b><br><br>You have taken humanity on its first tentative step in the domestication of the wasp

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  @greencamaro5924 · 2 years ago

  Raccoons took the nest. How would I know? When I was young and single, I lived in a mobile home. After a late night at the bar, and an early workday approaching, I was awakened by a loud metalic banging on my porch. Cursing, I got up and opened my door. I was greeted by two juvenile racoons swinging on a large, ancient, sheet metal bird feeder hanging on one of the porch posts. The feeder had no seed in it, so I had no idea what they were after. Angrilly, I rushed up to the raccoons, who were at eye level, and just inches away, began yelling at them to get off my porch. They seemed to have no fear, and just stared back at me. Then in the darkness, I heard the buzzing...

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  @goblez5900 · 2 years ago

  How to be a menace to your neighbours 101

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  @VirtualStarrie · 1 year ago

  that one unemployed friend on a tuesday.

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  @sliptlol · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ml4IRBFuOvs&amp;t=600">10:00</a> haha bet your neighbors just love you

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  @ericcooley9407 · 2 years ago

  My grandfather use to cut open silk worm tree pods. We&apos;d leave and come back in about an hour. Wasps were absolutely going to town on those worms. He was an old time farmer and hated pesticide when something natural was around.

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