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Re: HORNETS' NEST
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Posted by Rusty (MS) on May 20, 2002 at 21:28:00 from (204.189.127.18):
In Reply to: HORNETS' NEST posted by thebigron on May 20, 2002 at 15:37:09:
Where I live, we are blessed with those sweet creatures. I live pretty far out in the woods and I see them nesting all over the woods every spring.
When a large nest is damaged they can repair it very quickly. I noticed them rebuild a nest once in about 25 hours that was knocked out of the tree by a utilities service truck.
I don't know if you have the same hornets there where you live as we do here. The ones found here in Mississippi are about a inch and a half long and are not to be messed with. I respect them. I always try to kill he nest's in the dead of winter. I have never seen them nest in the ground here, only in tree's.
If you ran over their nest while mowing without being stung I'd say you are a lucky man.
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