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Posted by txgrn on May 15, 2005 at 05:07:59 from (209.151.114.241):
In Reply to: Re: YELLOWJACKETS posted by Coldiron on May 14, 2005 at 21:33:13:
I had some rolls of hay stacked in a barn on shipping skids. Seems a nest of bumble bees settled in and made a home in the inner space of the skids. Needed the hay so figured I had to run them off. Snuck out one night figuring that was the best time, maybe they'd be roosting like chickens (Ha) and was going to whack them with a pump up sprayer. Didn't get 10 from them and 2 snuck up behind me and popped me real good. Boy they hurt. Don't remember now how I got them out, but when I recovered the skid, there was this honeycomb like is in a honey bee hive, but boy were the sections big. Mark
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