Posted by wisbaker on August 18, 2013 at 14:20:44 from (173.30.119.136):
In Reply to: OT Got lucky posted by Heyseed on August 17, 2013 at 19:34:12:
Had a nest in the back yard along side the pool, did the old gasoline and a match trick after Mrs WisBaker dumped a can of wasp & hornet killer down the hole, about the only thing that did was make them mad. Couple weeks later I started up the roto tiller and churned up the area pretty good and reseeded it. Must of not been to effective 'cause they're back this year right near the old nest. This Gasoline poofed pretty good this time but then started to burn underground, blue flame shooting out the hole, dumped a bucket of water down the hole, a few were swarming so I left the upside down bucket over the hole.
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