Posted by ihcarl66 on May 05, 2011 at 18:21:58 from (207.171.222.228):
In Reply to: Yellow jackets posted by dgasper on May 05, 2011 at 15:42:01:
Carburator cleaner will knockem out of the air dead then gas in the hole doesn't matter if lit or not gas fumes kill them too. Watch the hole if they are back the next day hit it with gas again. After a couple days you'll get all the straglers. The carb cleaner sprays 10 feet so you don't get stung. They stung my son 2 years ago 50 times or more other son got him in the house and the yellow jackets in his clothes stung both of them and my wife. Then we took him to the E R . He stood on the hole while playing in the back yard they swarmed him and went up pants leg.
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