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Re: HORNETS' NEST
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Posted by Farmer/Paul on May 21, 2002 at 05:37:22 from (216.8.150.43):
In Reply to: HORNETS' NEST posted by thebigron on May 20, 2002 at 15:37:09:
I had 2 friends that (1 of them was a Taxidermist ) went deer hunting in Michigan in late December. The taxidermist spotted a big paper wasp nest in a tree. He figured it would look good in a diarama he was working on at home. So when it was time to come back to Canada they loaded up their gear into the van and headed home. About 3 hours into the drive things got quite interesting. It never dawned on either of them that the wasps may wake up once they got warmed up. It is a fun story when you get the 2 of them telling it. Opening the van doors and letting the wasps cool down and tossing the nest did the trick
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