Posted by Billy NY on September 07, 2015 at 06:03:49 from (104.228.35.235):
In Reply to: Re: Work on Sunday posted by buickanddeere on September 06, 2015 at 20:00:09:
Those suckers are usually in a little deeper than you may think, I'd be wary of returning to the site unless I saw the paper nest burn.
I got lit up like that about a year ago, did not see this hole in the base of the stump of a small tree I was cutting. I was standing on the nest opening, had denim jeans on, and knee high cotton tube socks, the little #@%$!'s could not sting through it, that kept the sting count down, and I lost count after 2 dozen elsewhere. No allergies to these or much else in general, I was then about as angry as they, picking the remaining clinging ones off my clothing, batting away the remnants of their aerial assault as I retrieved my still running chainsaw, now smoking from loading up at an idle! I took the loader bucket and re-arranged their furniture a bit, the next day, the pheromone was still on my gloves, as soon as I got near that nest again, 2 landed on my glove with bad intent. I finally up ended that stump and exposed the nest, did not care if they got me again, that nest was coming out! Nature did the rest and I will not to forget to look over any tree I cut again. They usually like a dirt exposed bank, along a ditch or the dead furrow wall, but now I realize small decaying or damaged trees area also places they nest.
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