Dig them up when it's dark and then drench it with wasp spray. They're inactive in the dark.

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Sep 9, 2020
2:52:15pm

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lightmann

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Okay this is war. Wasps attacked my wife this morning while she was raking

osbooks

9/9/20 1:49pm

get her a bee suit

johnnycarson

9/9/20 1:49pm

RE: get her a bee suit

osbooks

9/9/20 1:50pm

RE: get her a bee suit

Kilgore Trout

9/9/20 1:55pm

RE: get her a bee suit

DodgerMike

9/9/20 2:02pm

RE: get her a bee suit

Carnac

9/9/20 2:38pm

Night + Molten Aluminum

darkcoug

9/9/20 2:03pm

We've used wasp traps before. They seem to work well.

ochobeeguy

9/9/20 2:06pm

Won't help now.. but early spring..

TheLost

9/9/20 2:08pm

Similar thing happened to me 15 years ago. We were doing service and raking

idacoug

9/9/20 2:11pm

That exact thing happened to me haha

D.T. Survivor

9/9/20 2:50pm

Talstar won't kill instantly, but spray it liberally everywhere they go or could go

CSoul

9/9/20 2:17pm

Dig them up when it's dark and then drench it with wasp spray. They're inactive in the dark.

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