Whether
they are just trying to get their last meal, acting
territorial, or trying to impress the females, the
presence of yellowjackets, hornets, and wasps becomes
more noticeable as summer ends.
Which
of the following offers the best environmental
solution to removing yellowjackets,
hornets or wasps in an area?
Pour gasoline
over the nest. The gasoline will act as a deterent and
prevent future problems
Apply pyrethrin to the nest. This works by effectively
"freezing" the bee.
Use
a trap that draws insects in, but prevents exit. Physically
remove nest in the evening.
Using a magnifying glass, direct the sun's rays to
the nest and set aflame.
Pour gasoline
over the nest. The gasoline will act as a deterent and
prevent future problems