Posted by oldproudvet on August 18, 2020 at 19:48:42 from (74.127.150.206):
In Reply to: Hornets posted by Dieseltech on August 18, 2020 at 09:50:13:
Ya stole my question guy! Just started writing it when in popped yours. I have 2 of them. One under a running board on an 830CK Case and the other in a 20 ft oak log I pulled out the woods last winter. With the tractor, I hopped up on the seat, was warming the glow plug and got mobbed, being on the backside of 75 I think I baled from the tractor quite quickly with only a dozen or so stings. The opening in the nest is straight down so you have to lay on the ground to even see the thing, let alone attack it. The next day, i went out to block an oak log for splitting and stacking. It is sitting on a row of 10 ft logs maybe 2 ft off the ground. I cut halfway thru on my first cut and was mobbed again, only standing on the ground I made a get away with only a couple of stings. The opening in the log, is a round hole, a broken off branch long ago, that has hollowed, and of course straight down. That one I may pick the log up with the skidder and rotate it 90 or a 180 degrees to get a better attack angle. I don't pop off the ground quite like I used to. Any ideas, not discussed below, particularly the Case deal, since the hive is really tucked into the corner of the floor boards. Oh, I too, found out that wasps post guards and they are active all night..... Thanks for your 2 bits guys. Larry
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