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Here in ga those are YELLOW JACKETS. Hornets are bigger and dark. The best time to fight stinging incects is after dark because they usually get home before dark. If you want to fight them during the day they can lite you UP ! !
Judging by the way they acted it sounds like yellow jackets, here in Michigan I wait till dark, sprinkle Dietamaceous earth (DE) on the nest, cover with a screen to keep them there and usually gets em all. Skunks and opossums love to get into their nests
The spray you used did zero good for me. I stumbled upon a nest and used multiple can and had no effect on the hornets! I used a burn barrel over the whole and burned for more than one day. Then I was able to dig up the whole nest! It was massive under the ground!
I’ve had wasp nest on the back of the house hanging off the eves. It didn’t look big but when I sprayed it I think there was 40 wasps game out. They died pretty quick. Merry Christmas.
Get them after sunset. I've used that spray. But 7 dust works. It takes 2-4 days. Workers get it on them drag to rest of nest. Have them every summer in ohio. Good luck !!!! They do hurt !!!
Don't be digging at a underground nest, you may open a chamber. During the day hornets usually have sentries and will alert the nest if they sense danger. I work for a utility in ohio and have to deal with them constantly in the summer. Keep a 12 pack of wasp spray on site especially Florida and bee careful when opening tool boxes, utility boxes, generator cover etc. They like to build nests in the seams so you may end up putting your hand on one.
It looks like what we in southeast Louisiana call Yellow Jackets and racoons probably dug it up. I used to use Carbaryl dust sprayed from a dust sprayer. I can't fid it anymore so 7 dust works ok. I spray it down the nest entrance hole. That nest is probably toast now since it has been dug up but you can sprinkle 7 dust on it and they will get it on them if they come back. A Coke bottle of gasoline works immediately and you don't have to light it. I like to use the dust because they form a swarm above the nest covered in white powder but don't come after you. Normally they will chase and sting you multiple times until you kill them.
not hornets, yellow jackets. be glad. Hornets are way bigger and meaner. why kill the nest? they are a good part of the forest. I can see it if they were in the yard or around a place you need to mow.. Fox dig our nest up once it starts getting cold.
Here in South Carolina they mostly get dug up and eaten by raccoons and skunks. By the looks of the disturbed ground I’d say that’s what dug yours up. Great video. Hope y’all have a Merry Christmas!!!!
I got stung right between the eyes right on the bridge of my nose when I was a kid boy did that hurt. I had a friend that also ot stung but he was allergic to bee stings , his entire face swelled up so bad he could just barely see , thank God I wasn't allergic like him.
Those suckers cAn be evil! I’ve had to abandon my tractor just to out run them! LOL! Our dogs have gotten stung too! It not fun! But all part of living in the country and on some property! Good luck! And good luck with the home build!
They are nasty. I got nail bad from them. I set a rock over the hole an left it there. I ran over the hole with lawn mower. Got nailed several times. I an allergic now
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I’ve had a few nests I use the bee spray foam it cover the whole nest with foam
Bears dig them up along the gulf coast. And yes plenty of bears around northwest FL too
Here in ga those are YELLOW JACKETS. Hornets are bigger and dark. The best time to fight stinging incects is after dark because they usually get home before dark. If you want to fight them during the day they can lite you UP ! !
Good to know. Thanks for watching!
Judging by the way they acted it sounds like yellow jackets, here in Michigan I wait till dark, sprinkle Dietamaceous earth (DE) on the nest, cover with a screen to keep them there and usually gets em all. Skunks and opossums love to get into their nests
The spray you used did zero good for me. I stumbled upon a nest and used multiple can and had no effect on the hornets! I used a burn barrel over the whole and burned for more than one day. Then I was able to dig up the whole nest! It was massive under the ground!
Interesting! Tough insects.
I’ve had wasp nest on the back of the house hanging off the eves. It didn’t look big but when I sprayed it I think there was 40 wasps game out. They died pretty quick.
Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas! Thanks for watching!
Get a pump hand sprayer and put 5-6 drops of dish soap per gallon of water. Kills wasps, hornets, bees, etc., nearly instantly on contact.
Get them after sunset. I've used that spray. But 7 dust works. It takes 2-4 days. Workers get it on them drag to rest of nest. Have them every summer in ohio. Good luck !!!! They do hurt !!!
7 is a great product too! Thanks for watching!
Don't be digging at a underground nest, you may open a chamber. During the day hornets usually have sentries and will alert the nest if they sense danger.
I work for a utility in ohio and have to deal with them constantly in the summer.
Keep a 12 pack of wasp spray on site especially Florida and bee careful when opening tool boxes, utility boxes, generator cover etc. They like to build nests in the seams so you may end up putting your hand on one.
Thanks for the tips!
It looks like what we in southeast Louisiana call Yellow Jackets and racoons probably dug it up. I used to use Carbaryl dust sprayed from a dust sprayer. I can't fid it anymore so 7 dust works ok. I spray it down the nest entrance hole. That nest is probably toast now since it has been dug up but you can sprinkle 7 dust on it and they will get it on them if they come back. A Coke bottle of gasoline works immediately and you don't have to light it. I like to use the dust because they form a swarm above the nest covered in white powder but don't come after you. Normally they will chase and sting you multiple times until you kill them.
I don't like that stinging part!
not hornets, yellow jackets. be glad. Hornets are way bigger and meaner. why kill the nest? they are a good part of the forest. I can see it if they were in the yard or around a place you need to mow.. Fox dig our nest up once it starts getting cold.
I have dug into several Hornets and Yellow Jacket nests. They seem to not like diesel exhaust but they really get mad,
I bet!
Delta Dust is fast and safe, but expensive.
I'll look that up. Thanks for watching.
Here in South Carolina they mostly get dug up and eaten by raccoons and skunks. By the looks of the disturbed ground I’d say that’s what dug yours up.
Great video.
Hope y’all have a Merry Christmas!!!!
Thanks so much. Merry Christmas!
I got stung right between the eyes right on the bridge of my nose when I was a kid boy did that hurt. I had a friend that also ot stung but he was allergic to bee stings , his entire face swelled up so bad he could just barely see , thank God I wasn't allergic like him.
sounds awful!
I’ve gotten “lit up” A couple of times while on my tractor. Horrible. However, a weed burner and some diesel will even the score a bit! LOL!
Ouch! Thanks for watching!
Those suckers cAn be evil! I’ve had to abandon my tractor just to out run them! LOL!
Our dogs have gotten stung too! It not fun! But all part of living in the country and on some property!
Good luck! And good luck with the home build!
Probably a raccoon, possum or skunk
May the lord bless and protect you and Deb. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Thank you so much! Merry Christmas!
Hedgehog will eat hornets, lizards will eat hornets and birds will eat hornets.
I would google how to treat hornets.
Sounds like Yellow Jackets to me
We call those yellow jackets and we deal with them a LOT! No fun!
Mad as a Yellow Jacket doesn't have the same ring to it!!
Great video! Love you!
😂😂😂 Ballet lesson for sure. ❤
Deb blocked the best part!
We use 7 Dust
7 is good stuff!
I have Bush-hogged for probably 60+ years and it will always be Bush -hog to me lol 😅
I started saying Brush Hog when we started a UA-cam channel! Thanks for watching.
I bet an animal was trying to get to the nest for food. Armadillos, Raccoons or possums.
Yes, we think so too. Thanks for watching!
They are nasty. I got nail bad from them. I set a rock over the hole an left it there. I ran over the hole with lawn mower. Got nailed several times. I an allergic now
Ouch! Thanks for watching.