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Posted by RayP(MI) on August 01, 2005 at 06:21:50 from (64.25.199.4):
In Reply to: OT... Bees in my house posted by THaden on August 01, 2005 at 04:03:08:
I fashoned a "landing strip" out of a 3x5 file card and duct taped it to the wall so that bees landed on it and walked over it when entering and leaving. Put a couple drops of Terro ant poison on the card. Active ingredient is arsenic. Bees licked up the stuff and took it in the nest, and shared with others - took about a week, and several drops of Terro, but haven"t had any bees since. They had their nest in the holes in cement blocks in a basement wall, and getting to them was almost impossible.
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