- Jan 6, 2014
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Keene A52 with Gold Hog mats
Gold-N-Sand hand dredge
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.177 caliber air rifle will do the trick too,if you don,t mind getting them one at a time.I use mine on big old red wasps when they start building their nests in the spring.It,s less efficient than a can of wasp spray but more satisfying spiritually if you get my drift.
Unless there is another type of giant hornet with a body the size of your index finger...they have been in Florida for a long time. We went to look at a house for sale in an area south of Plant City 20 years ago. There were giant hornets buzzing all over the back yard, and lighting on the house. The woman selling the house said they never bothered her, and she even mowed over their nest in the ground with no problems. I swell up with a regular wasp sting, so I wasn't interested in a property full of hornets the size Hot Wheels cars...
you most likely saw cicada killers which are harmless unless you're a Cicada.View attachment 1907788
Cicada Killers don't live together / in swarms or hives, they are solitaire, so a firecracker will probably do the trick....save the Dynamite for those hummingbirds with stingers...that's what they look like in flight, small hummingbirds.....Well....with the current climate on killer hornets....I expect a lot of cicada killers to get blown up with various sized sticks of dynamite...
I cannot stand mosquitoes... they do suck... literally.
Blood sucking vermin they are.
Florida has no shortage of em.
I pity you AARC. Mosquitos don't bother me at all. I might get bit 2 times a year, and it's usually not til late September. Never at all the whole summer.
ExplosivesDoes anything good come out of Asia ?
Does anything good come out of Asia ?
I invite you to Western Pa where in my backyard after sunrise or around sunset and you will be eaten alive by those little pests. I've not seen many regular bees around here for a few years, but plenty of stink bugs. Thanks Asia. As of late the stink bug population has dwindled and without any natural enemies I'm thinking an imported predator like the murder hornet could be killing them off. Maybe?