WhiskyLassie
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Time for a new butcher... as expected the Smoked brisket was a total disaster.
Good job I had the Steaks as "plan-B".
All fed & watered and we are on our own again after clearing up.
And me. Just noticed yesterday (well 'er indoors drew one's attention to it). Earlier this year we had bees move into the eaves, left them to it. Wasps have taken over - dunno if they have ousted the bees, or moved in when they left. How does we get rid of wasps????Got wasps in my roof
Dunno, they will go eventually. Then they won't ever come back because they don't use the same nest twiceAnd me. Just noticed yesterday (well 'er indoors drew one's attention to it). Earlier this year we had bees move into the eaves, left them to it. Wasps have taken over - dunno if they have ousted the bees, or moved in when they left. How does we get rid of wasps????
How does we get rid of wasps????
Get a stick and poke the nest. They will then all leave the nest very quickly
Shippers
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Haha and make sure your quick on your feet lol...Get a stick and poke the nest. They will then all leave the nest very quickly
I've attacked a wasp nest before, in my full bike gear.
The roof space is inaccessible though.
When I was a little Wimblowdriver, me n the other street urchins used to raid any wasp nests we discovered. Tactics ranged from poking bangers into the nest, squirting hot water mixed with domestos from squeezey bottles, lighting small fires and so on. Despite wearing extra clothing and any protection we could muster, we always got multiple stings and generally came second in the battle.
One piece leathers are wasp proof!
What did you hope to get from a nest? There's no honey!
Good idea. Problem is, they are getting in and out through small gaps in the fascia soffit, and through gaps under the roof tiles.
Nothing. We had to invent our own entertainment as kids.
I put Nippon powder into the entry/exit holes they were using and they carried it back into the nest and they all died.And me. Just noticed yesterday (well 'er indoors drew one's attention to it). Earlier this year we had bees move into the eaves, left them to it. Wasps have taken over - dunno if they have ousted the bees, or moved in when they left. How does we get rid of wasps????
WhiskyLassie
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Snookering you tonightNot sure I wasnt there
Could do a nice commentary in a David Attenburgh voice.....as he slides carefully through the undergrowth into immediate danger..
WhiskyLassie
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In his quest of finding buried treasure and after doing some wreck less digging he has infact found the septic tank.Could do a nice commentary in a David Attenburgh voice.....as he slides carefully through the undergrowth into immediate danger..
