Bee Hive
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Damn it, wasp central around here! Was in the bathroom and a damn paper wasp buzzed by as I was peeing Didn't want to get stung on the Johnson so did the quick retreat and got the flyswatter for the kill. 2nd time this has happened, guess they have crawled down the exhaust fan vent. *******. At least they are not aggressive, but, still, **** em!
Get that burner out and blast it up the exhaust vent. Maybe have a hose ready too, just incase your aim is a little off.
Good luck trying to take a leak the next time you go in there. Your gonna have to run the water to trick your member to release the floodgates
I’ll just leave this here. No, I do not have this.
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Getting close enough to do that without getting annihilated is the trick though
I can confirm that the Raid hornet and wasp spray works very well. Took out a large hornet nest on the back side of my shed. Did it right after sunset. None of them even made it out of their hole before being vanquished. Checked back in the morning to confirm victory and knock the nest down
Too hot to be outside much so can ignore the ground nest and roof top bath fan vent nest. Damn dew point is 70 already. Moved on to murdering ground squirrels. This is round three after a couple got into the house a few weeks back. It's the year of the squirrel here (even more than usual), both ground and tree rats have had a population boom. Saw gray tree rat moving babies from the neighbors behind me to the big oak next door. Seasons 2nd litter. 
Yeah, but I learned from reading this thread that I already took care of that problem.
Too hot to be outside much so can ignore the ground nest and roof top bath fan vent nest. Damn dew point is 70 already. Moved on to murdering ground squirrels. This is round three after a couple got into the house a few weeks back. It's the year of the squirrel here (even more than usual), both ground and tree rats have had a population boom. Saw gray tree rat moving babies from the neighbors behind me to the big oak next door. Seasons 2nd litter.
