Quote: CVPost-Hay hay hay (quoted from post at 15:36:33 09/28/21) I am looking for practical advice on how to remove wasp nests and get rid of the Queens so they don't build new nests next spring. I plan to do this in the winter when the nests are not active and the swarm is dead. I have at least one nest in a bathroom vent, so heat from them house may keep them active during the winter in that spot. I have numerous nest around the barns and sheds. I'm hoping that getting rid of nests in the winter will reduce the number of new nests next summer. Will it work? Please share your ideas on how to handle this without getting stung.
We got rid of ours when the barn burned down. 🔥 That got the mud daubers too...
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