Title says it all. How do I get rid of the thing without getting stung
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07-17-2012
Title says it all. How do I get rid of the thing without getting stung
07-17-2012
smoke them out.
or shotgun.
Maybe call a company out to do it?
07-17-2012
walk up to the nest, flip em the bird and tell em **** off. works every time
07-17-2012
brake clean i do it all day in work or laquer thinner, they dont usualy bother you unless you **** with them for a while. maybe buy some bee spray from the store it works well. another good way is to get gas in an oil pan and put it up to them, because the vapor goes up and they will go down into the gas because they think they are being attacked from the top and drop into the gas. dont try and put more cloths on to avoid getting stung because they will just latch on to your clothing and not let go. hold your breath while to do it.
07-17-2012
if u can get 3 or 4 buckets of soapy water and have 3 or 4 people hit it at once u can drown em all lol
07-17-2012
even if you take out there nest they will come back to the spot with out the nest there until you kill them off. smoking them out is also a good way as was stated
07-17-2012
use gas or lacquer thinner or something toxic it will kill them, even a can of PB blast maybeOriginally Posted by wavedout33
07-17-2012
this stuff works well and isnt expensive it sprays like 6 feet and its a powerful spray
07-17-2012
Our GPF hand model.
07-17-2012
Wait for it to get colder (like night time,) make a flame thrower out of a can of hairspray, spray nest with hairspray, then light hairspray that's being sprayed. They'll die. They fly around on fire which is quite impressive and hilarious.
07-17-2012
hmmm. Much better idea that my ghetto flamethrower idea. Aerosol can and a lighter. Which would of course take of the tree more than likely as well.
07-17-2012
lol, hitman thinks just like I do.
07-17-2012
My other recommendation involves blowing them up. lol
07-17-2012
i said shotgun, do it up
07-17-2012
M80s?
07-17-2012
Attach a propane torch to a long stick. Turn propane on but do not light. Put propane torch under the entrance and exit hole for about 20 seconds. Then bring torch down and light it. Put torch near nest and kaboom...no more bees.
07-17-2012
where is it at in a tree or by your house or what
07-17-2012
do it at night time, spray wasp and hornet killer spray or whatever at the nest then knock it down
07-17-2012
Its in a tree right outside of the garage. So about 10 feet from the garage. A thunderstorm is on its way, hoping that does something. Trying to stay clear from roping my yard off as a blast zone.
07-17-2012
starting fluid and a lighter...
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