Posted by Goose on September 28, 2007 at 10:17:04 from (199.184.119.22):
In Reply to: Dang BEES! posted by Bob Kerr on September 27, 2007 at 20:44:34:
About ten years ago at a different house, I needed to pull some old shrubs out on one end ot the house. To keep from tearing up the lawn, I parked a pickup for an anchor an hooked a come-along from the first shrub to the hitch on the pickup.
When I pulled the first shrub loose, I found yellow jackets had built a nest around the roots, and they were not happy with me for pulling their home apart. I took off running across the yard, but about a dozen still got me. Wasp stings don't bother me, a wasp can sting me and 15 minutes later, I can't even find the spot, but I sure felt those yellow jackets for a couple of days.
My dad told once of a great uncle of mine who was plowing with horses and a walking plow. He plowed into a nest of yellow jackets. They got up his pant legs and inside his shirt. Guess he was in bad shape for a week or so.
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