Topic 'Re: wasp problemb' in forum 'Home Improvement' - dslreports.com http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22652114 en Sat, 11 Feb 2012 10:47:14 EDT Sat, 11 Feb 2012 10:47:14 EDT Re: wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22657784 said by robbin:

I keep these handy for just such occasions. They work really well on wasp stings.
Unfortunately, it seems that I may have progressed to the level where I need a full-blown Epinephrine kit :(

Beware - venomous insect bites can be a cumulative thing. The more you get stung, the faster and more severe the NEXT reaction can be.
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That doesn't work worth squat. I had wasp and paper daubers even though I had those up.


That is a hornet nest (or a fake one). Those are real bad news. The southern expression
Mad as a wet hornet.
refers to those things. You don't mess with hornets, even with a broomstick.

Or, with yellowjackets.
Yellow jacket stings are particularly nasty because yellow jackets don't just sting; they bite and sting, and sting, and sting, and sting until there's no more stingin' to be done.

»www.getridofthings.com/get-rid-o···kets.htm

Mud Daubers and Paper Wasps are mosquitos, compared to hornets and yellowjackets.
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said by mityfowl:

I don't think they bite!
I was once on a fishing boat anchored offshore, where yellowjackets were flying in from the shore, and they would land on our caught fish, and chew the meat up to take home.

A guy on the boat had binoculars.

We sat waaay back from the meat, and observed.

Those fuckers have teeth.

I am not exaggerating, or joking.
Apparently they do bite, those are some nasty little bastards.

»www.getridofthings.com/get-rid-o···kets.htm

Yellow jacket stings are particularly nasty because yellow jackets don't just sting; they bite and sting, and sting, and sting, and sting until there's no more stingin' to be done.
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the problemb is there are hundreds of them.
That is a key piece of information that would have been handy to initially post when you started the thread....

Wasp killer spray, then. You might not get them all in one shot but find where the bulk of them are and go after them. When you find more, go after them as well. After multiple applications you should be able to eliminate the entire hive.]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22656745 Sun, 05 Jul 2009 11:33:33 EDT Re: wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22656629 said by cacroll:

said by mityfowl:

I don't think they bite!
I was once on a fishing boat anchored offshore, where yellowjackets were flying in from the shore, and they would land on our caught fish, and chew the meat up to take home.

A guy on the boat had binoculars.

We sat waaay back from the meat, and observed.

Those fuckers have teeth.

I am not exaggerating, or joking.
Dude, I think you were watching this thing bite, I know they have teeth :D

And they are incredably expensive to get rid of!
]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22656629 Sun, 05 Jul 2009 10:52:27 EDT Re: wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22656614 said by wilbilt:

The European variety that is infesting us here in Nor Cal is not red, but black & yellow. They are colored similarly to yellowjackets, but are different physically and in their behavior.


That's the nest I killed a couple weeks ago, just over my front door. Black and yellow. Paper wasps.

Even after the inhabitants were dead, the nest did not come down easily. Neither a broom, nor the hose, brought the nest down, it was very well built in.
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I don't think they bite!


I was once on a fishing boat anchored offshore, where yellowjackets were flying in from the shore, and they would land on our caught fish, and chew the meat up to take home.

A guy on the boat had binoculars.

We sat waaay back from the meat, and observed.

Those fuckers have teeth.

I am not exaggerating, or joking.
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There are several different kinds, this is one example.

Apparently you can DIY and just stuff a brown paper bag with some plastic bag (so it won't collapse) and hang that up and it works just as well. They aren't real bright.
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]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problem-22656001 Sun, 05 Jul 2009 02:55:25 EDT Re: wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22655980
As far as Yellowjackets, I hate them and just about any other wasp.
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They are only down south for one reason...they don't hibernate well at all. We had a late freeze 2 years ago here in TN, they still have not recovered well from that. Things are darned mean, i don't go around killing anything, but if I even see a wasp...it's dead! Been stung one to many times by those little buggers.
The European variety that is infesting us here in Nor Cal is not red, but black & yellow. They are colored similarly to yellowjackets, but are different physically and in their behavior.

I have often read that only a few fertilized queens survive over the winter, but that does not seem to be the case here. This past winter we had many more below-freezing nights than "normal", but their numbers are not reduced as of this summer.

I have often found clusters of wasps huddled together in various places during the winter. More than a "few". They don't move very well when it's cold, and although some would not consider it "sporting", I blast them anyway.

I don't know what natural predators they face here, being an imported species. Hopefully some native creature will soon decide they are tasty, as they are really getting out of hand around here.
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A Google search of Hot-shot No-pest strips indicates that they do contain Dichlorvos (DDVP).
Well, they work pretty well preventing nests out in my tool sheds. I certainly wouldn't hang one in my bedroom or anywhere else in the house.
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It's just nature loving you. :)

Like poison ivy making you misserable.]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22655883 Sun, 05 Jul 2009 01:28:56 EDT Re: wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22655836 said by Time:

They typically don't bother me, I've had one land on me and not lay a scratch. They're also one of the better pollinators, so they are quite valuable. I've never seen one sting unless you're in close proximity to the nest, and even then, you'd have to actually corner one to piss it off.

The big ones that you have to watch out for are Carpenter Bees (are you sure you got stung by a Bumblebee?). The males don't have a stinger, but in the Southwestern USA (NV and CA), the females are black and DO have stingers (males are light brown). I've been divebombed by the females more times than I can count. »en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xylocopa_varipuncta


I got bit by a yellowjacket.

That was the week before I figured out where they were living. I spent July 4 weekend spraying my roof with soapy water.
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said by Time:

I don't tolerate any sort of flying stinging insects besides Bumblebees.
Sometimes, they bite. And that hurts, just no venom to make the wound swell up.

I see one of those little fuckers, he dies.
They typically don't bother me, I've had one land on me and not lay a scratch. They're also one of the better pollinators, so they are quite valuable. I've never seen one sting unless you're in close proximity to the nest, and even then, you'd have to actually corner one to piss it off.

The big ones that you have to watch out for are Carpenter Bees (are you sure you got stung by a Bumblebee?). The males don't have a stinger, but in the Southwestern USA (NV and CA), the females are black and DO have stingers (males are light brown). I've been divebombed by the females more times than I can count. »en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xylocopa_varipuncta
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I don't tolerate any sort of flying stinging insects besides Bumblebees.


Sometimes, they bite. And that hurts, just no venom to make the wound swell up.

I see one of those little fuckers, he dies.
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We don't really get much here, but I don't tolerate any sort of flying stinging insects besides Bumblebees. Seems like regular honey bees and wasps will sting me for absolutely no reason, so if I see them, they die. A few weeks ago, I walked by a trash can at the airport and a wasp flew out, stung me, then flew away.
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ONE of those little ba$tards got me right on the ring finger joint two weeks ago. Not only did my finger AND hand AND upper arm swell to gigantic proportions, I also had a bit of a allergic reaction and started to get face and airway swelling - first time that ever happened.

If you had airway swelling, then you should followup with an allergist who will test you for hypersensitivity to the major stinging insects (wasp, bee yellowjacket, hornets). These reactions can be fatal, so you want to avoid future problems.

»www.acaai.org/public/ALK/PATINFO.htm

Even before getting an allergist appointment, get a prescription for an EpiPen from your family doctor.

»www.anaphylaxis.com/page/treatme···es-index

(I do have experience in this area. PM me if you have questions). ]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22655547 Sat, 04 Jul 2009 22:59:02 EDT Re: wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22655432 http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22655432 Sat, 04 Jul 2009 22:18:13 EDT Re: wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22655373 http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22655373 Sat, 04 Jul 2009 21:58:24 EDT Re: wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22655363 http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22655363 Sat, 04 Jul 2009 21:55:10 EDT Re: wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22655349
Discovered this while at a cabin up at West Yellowstone back in the 70's.

My friends had bought several kegs of Bach beer and the yellow jackets had a large nest in the eaves of the cabin we were at.

They must of wanted the sugar that is in beer and would converge under the spout and drink the spill but they would get drunk and could not fly after they had drank their fill.

Probably about %90 flew a short distance and crashed into the grass those never flew again the other %10 could not really navigate very well but managed to make it to a branch or leaf they would be comatose for and hour or so and as soon as they woke up they flew directly back to the beer none of them ever made a third trip except the queen which on her fourth flight crashed and died.

I am not an entomologist but I think that the ones that made it to a higher perch because of the nature if their exoskeleton the alcohol was able to evaporate and after the second drink they must have had alcohol poisoning I do recall them being very angry on the second trip probably thinking somehow they had been ripped off of the sugar or robbed.

Several times after that over the years I have bought a 6 pack of the cheapest dark beer and put a couple of small rocks in a tinfoil pie pan and after a few days the nest is dead.

I always position the beer near the nest so they will smell it right away no chemicals or toxic poison and whatever beer is left over makes for cooking killer sausage at a wasp free BBQ.
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»musings.nitecruzr.net/2007/06/ne···ant.html

This year, I had a paper wasp nest just above my front door. Foaming spray took care of that one.
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All I got out of the stung was just a small bump in both spots. Hurt like hell tho. Not the sting, but the venom feels like a burning pool of molten lava under your skin.]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22654951 Sat, 04 Jul 2009 19:24:51 EDT Re: wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22654782
For a big nest fill a bucket full of soap and water, get it nice and sudsy and throw it on the nest. Wait till sunset. That's when they return to the nest and are inactive.

This does 3 things.

The soap and water clogs their breathing pores.
It prevents then from flying.
It cleans the spot where the nest is.

No dangerous chemicals either.]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22654782 Sat, 04 Jul 2009 18:18:51 EDT Re: wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22654614 http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22654614 Sat, 04 Jul 2009 17:30:28 EDT Re: wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22654601 said by jay_rm:

ONE of those little ba$tards got me right on the ring finger joint two weeks ago. Not only did my finger AND hand AND upper arm swell to gigantic proportions, I also had a bit of a allergic reaction and started to get face and airway swelling - first time that ever happened.
I keep these handy for just such occasions. They work really well on wasp stings.

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I have hesitation, thought that product was pulled off the market by Shell years ago because it killed someone.
I can't read the label, does it still contain DDVP?
»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dichlorvos
I don't know if it the same product as the infamous Shell version or what the ingredients are (I should check the next time I buy some).

I do know that is does state it is intended for use in areas where humans do not spend spend extended amounts of time in. Garages, sheds, campers while in storage, etc.
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I don't normally advocate randomly killing things, but I treat these wasps with extreme prejudice. They can and have made my life miserable on several occasions.
Got that right !

ONE of those little ba$tards got me right on the ring finger joint two weeks ago. Not only did my finger AND hand AND upper arm swell to gigantic proportions, I also had a bit of a allergic reaction and started to get face and airway swelling - first time that ever happened.

A few Benadryl and about 4 days and all was good.

Potent little SOB's - I leave them alone until something like THAT happens, then....
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BUT look and make sure you know where they are going in during the day, then AT NIGHT (best for attic spaces btw)go into area and then spary the holy hell out of it. I also use a flying insect killer just in case. DON'T use a flashlight if possibly since they will be attracted to it and you, thinking it's daylight but if you do need a flashlight use a red filter. Leave the saturated nest for a day, to poison those which come back to it. But then remove the nest.]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22654544 Sat, 04 Jul 2009 17:08:12 EDT Re: wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22654407 said by wilbilt:

If they are invading an enclosed structure, such as a shed, I have found these hanging strips are effective at discouraging them from building nests in there. I replace them every year in the spring.
I have hesitation, thought that product was pulled off the market by Shell years ago because it killed someone.
I can't read the label, does it still contain DDVP?
»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dichlorvos
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»www.treknature.com/gallery/North···0956.htm

As Dave said, set the time aside to just sit outside and watch where they go.
Paper wasps should be hanging under eaves, decks, garage ceilings...
I've treated wasp colonies (not paper) that found openings into my vinyl siding
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I agree you need to find the nest and spray it at night. You don't need any special wasp spray. Ant spray works just as well. Wasps are just glorified ants with wings.
...and stingers. Get the wasp spray, the kind that shoots a 20-foot stream.

It only takes a little bit to drop and kill them quickly, unlike ant and roach spray that pisses them off first.

I have a huge problem with paper wasps at my place. They build nests everywhere there is a cavity or overhang, and sometimes where there isn't. These are a European variant that first appeared in the US in the 1980s and have been replacing the native wasps, which were not as aggressive. The native wasps also tended to build their nests in more out-of-the-way places.

I don't normally advocate randomly killing things, but I treat these wasps with extreme prejudice. They can and have made my life miserable on several occasions.

I keep cans of the spray out in my sheds and shop and other areas around the yard. I had not driven my truck in a week or so, and when I opened the door, there was a large nest in the doorjamb area with a bunch of angry wasps. I'm tired of it. I see them, they die.

Home Depot carries this spray in the Spectracide brand, which works very well. I normally go through a case of it every year.

Ace hardware currently has the Raid brand shown above on a rebate program. $2.99/can with a $2.00 per can rebate (limit 4). Stock up!
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If its thousands, then call a professional.
Whatever you do.. Don't piss them off!
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Lack of Preparation on YOUR Part does NOT Constitute an Emergency on Mine!]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22653246 Sat, 04 Jul 2009 10:06:58 EDT Re: wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22653217 www.killsbugsdead.com/fop_w_h_k.asp

I use it often. Be ready to run.
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i have a wasp problem what kind of wasp is this how do i get rid of it?
Possibly a Red Wasp aka Paper Wasp
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Kill it via bee/wasp spray or folded newspaper. Better yet is if you can open some windows and shoo it outside.

Only time I will purposefully kill bees is if they're building a nest in my yard or on my house.]]> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/Re-wasp-problemb-22652347 Fri, 03 Jul 2009 23:37:59 EDT wasp problemb http://www.dslreports.com/forum/wasp-problemb-22652114
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