Noticed a big hornets nest (the black and white ones- mean as a snake) on the loader frame of an "inoperative" tractor. Called the guy who advertises that he picks up yellowjacket nests for free. He didn't seem too excited about coming out- said a hornets nest has to be really big to have enough hornets to be worthwhile, and that I should wait a couple weeks to see how big it gets, then call him back.
My grandkids like to play on the equipment, so believe I'll go with Plan B- as soon as its light enough to see tomorrow morning, gonna empty a can of spray at it. If you saturate those paper nests, they fall apart, and any that didn't get it in the first assault get done in when they try to repair the nest.
Don't know what happened to the yellowjackets this year- don't believe I've seen one all summer. Maybe the plague. . .
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