strange yellow jacket nest

[hoggerhead]

Fat Albert - 9/27/2008 11:46 AM

TAzGa - 9/27/2008 1:08 AM Hornets is what I would think they were.

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<font face="comic sans ms,sand" color="#ff0033" size="4">guys, trust me......I know the difference between yeller jackets and hornets........they ain't hornets..... you all can come by the house and look .......<font size="5">YELLOW JACKETS....FER SURE......FA DK,</font><font size="3"> funny you should ask....she did and they were purty....size 1/8</font></font></p>

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[churly]

Yellow Jackets swarming hard late in the year is a sign of an early, cold winter...so I've heard! I've heard an abnormally high number of people talking about yellow jackets the past few weeks. We're due a good cold winter with some snow, so I hope its true!

 

[MadBomber]

I saw the nest yesterday. Definitely yellow jackets.

 

[Guest]

Al, I checked on the red wasps that you saw going into my BBQ grille, Isprayed wasp killer in the vent hole of the grille and they wanted to try and get out, I kept spraying them whenever one would come to the vent hole and they finally quit trying to get out. I finally opened the lid and there were around a hundred dead wasps and a nest around 4 inches in dia. You need to do the same with the yellow jackets.

 

[Luketrician]

Doc1 - 9/28/2008 12:20 PM

Al, I checked on the red wasps that you saw going into my BBQ grille, I sprayed  wasp killer in the vent hole of the grille and they wanted to try and get out, I kept spraying them whenever one would come to the vent hole and they finally quit trying to get out. I finally opened the lid and there were around a hundred dead wasps and a nest around 4 inches in dia. You need to do the same with the yellow jackets.

Good thing you did that. Man that would be bad FA hadn't spotted that for ya. Them wasps are bad news! Makes my skin crawl

 

[Fat Albert]

Doc1 - 9/28/2008 2:20 PM Al, I checked on the red wasps that you saw going into my BBQ grille, Isprayed wasp killer in the vent hole of the grille and they wanted to try and get out, I kept spraying them whenever one would come to the vent hole and they finally quit trying to get out. I finally opened the lid and there were around a hundred dead wasps and a nest around 4 inches in dia. You need to do the same with the yellow jackets.</p>

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<font face="comic sans ms,sand" color="#ff0033" size="3">WTG, I am just glad I spotted that one going in that hole when I was down there.....that would have been terrible if you or Judy would have yanked that cooker lid open.......they are about as mean as the yellowjackets.....I plan on spraying the nest tonight......kinda hate to but can't mow around that area.....they are interesting to watch, but the kids just might get too close.....FA</font></p>