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OT... Bees in my house
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Posted by THaden on August 01, 2005 at 04:03:08 from (205.188.117.66):
got yeller bees coming in under my eves. can hear them in my attic. been getting up on ladder and dusting entrance with some old insect powder. not sure how potent it is . what do you use to get rid of / kill them? Got them in my flower bed around my pump head also. need to get rid of them for good. every year i normally end up killing most of them with that old dust and hornet spray, but they come back every year. Its like i got a bee magnet at my house. every few days i walk around the house to find / spray their latest nest. but the ones in the eves and pump head garden are my real problem. any ideas?
thanks
THaden
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