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Kenzo

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I have a little problem which I discovered yesterday

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I appear to be sharing my tack room with some other little guys, those of the stinging variety!:mad:

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Right in the entrance above the tack room door is lovely nest of wasps! :eek: it's about the size of dolls head (no idea why I used that as an example but hey...what the first thing that came to mind :D)
it seems to have appeared in a matter of days.

So how to do we (or should I say the YO) get rid of the little blighters? :confused:


My OH said engine oil...don't ask (he's a mechanic) :rolleyes:


I suggested smoking them out like they do with bee's but the YO said they don't come out to wasps only bees :confused:
So offered to do the job myself, providing he buys me a few packets of Super Kings :D I don't mind sitting there puffing away although it could be a fire hazard :D

My other suggestion was, to knock the nest of with a shovel but then YO said you'd need to run very very fast, I don't have a rush bone in my body that idea is out of the question too.

Then I thought about a stake out, I'd sit quietly in position in Mackenzie's stable which is just across the yard, in my dessert vest and goggles , peeping cautiously over the door with one of those giant army catapult things (pretending to be Lara Croft) they'd never know it was me that blew their nest up *evil laughs* although it would seriously p*ss them off, and the last thing you wana do is upset a wasp.

Ok serious suggestions that doesn't involve getting stung to death please?

and finally, which would you rather bee or a wasp?...sorry!
 
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We had one of these on a bale of hay. We knocked it off into a bucket and covered the top of it straight away. When then sprayed lots of wasps killer in the bucket without letting them escape. Worked for us :)
 
Then I thought about a stake out, I'd sit quietly in position in Mackenzie's stable which is just across the yard, in my dessert vest and goggles , peeping cautiously over the door with one of those giant army catapult things (pretending to be Lara Croft) they'd never know it was me that blew their nest up *evil laughs* although it would seriously p*ss them off, and the last thing you wana do is upset a wasp.


LMAO!!!

On a serious note........best solution......pay someone to come and get rid of it!
We had one at home a few years back! Me being a complete numpty was like "stand back, i will deal with it"......"how hard can it be, i will just go up to it an put a bag over it and knock it into a bag and tie the bag up, job done".......needless to say that the bag didnt close quick enough and i ended up with a nest of wasps, rather angry ones at that at their sudden eviction from their room with a view, chasing me and i ended up stung to b*ggery looking like i had been shot at!!

I was exceptionally sore for a few days after that bright idea!!!:D:D:D
 
We had one of these on a bale of hay. We knocked it off into a bucket and covered the top of it straight away. When then sprayed lots of wasps killer in the bucket without letting them escape. Worked for us :)

Lol i obviously didnt have the same hand eye coordination as you guys!! :D
 
LMAO!!!

On a serious note........best solution......pay someone to come and get rid of it!

But where is the fun in that? :D

Actually once I'd finished reading about your 'bright idea' and you being stung to death, I'd opt for a the pro's too :D
 
But where is the fun in that? :D /QUOTE]

He he......thats what i said before i attempted it when more sane human beings suggested a) leaving it untill they moved b) getting someone in c) thinking about the idea before i went in all gun ho d) putting on more clothing than shorts and a vest top.....(well i wasnt planning on getting stung so why get all hot and sweaty!)

I didnt look very much the hero in the end!!.......... still it provided entertainment!! :D
 
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