get that plastic wrap stuff and the adhesive putty used for composite vacuum infusion
get up on your ladder and seal a bag around it
make yourself a wasp-reinforced polymer porch ornament
or just fill the bag with co2 or chlorine gas or whatever
Calling a professional would likely be cheaper, but if I were going to DIY you would need to get a good quality beekeeper's outfit.
I would start with a war of attrition to try to just get the numbers down a bit so I don't get completely swarmed, since even in a beekeeper suit they can sometimes sting you. Traps + spray a couple times. Then I think the pros have a powder that they pump inside. You poke holes through the nest and pump the powder in. I would do that, give it a couple days to take effect, then physically take the nest down and douse every piece in chemicals to make sure it's all dead.
I once saw a wasp nest hanging off a tree while pulling into work at the end of the day. I told my co-worker to stop the truck, grabbed a machete, ran out and thwacked it and ran quickly back in the work truck before they could do anything.
I didn't get stung, but man that machete smelled like SHIT! We had to endure that for all of 20 seconds until we could pull in and park.
Guess it was worth it for the memory, but be warned.
This is one of those cases where you hire a professional. Sure you could do it but it's much better to watch a pro getting swarmed than yourself. I removed a football sized bald faced hornet nest from my hedge and even after removing the nest the next day I still got stung by one of those fricks looking for their nest.
Load sprayer up with double dose of Demon-WP. Don tyvex suit and full face respirator. Pump to high pressure. Hose the whole thing down from a safe distance. Go have a sandwich.
Their hive is now a toxic wasteland for the next six months. Any wasp homosexual coming back home gets a taste of neurotoxin. >t. Warcriminal wanted by the United Wasp Republic for brigandry
Seriously, OP, cans of wasp spray, go out late at night when the wasps are asleep, hose down the hive especially around its entrances. Go back to bed.
Repeat a few nights later if necessary.
Then go out a final night and tear everything off with a shovel. Try not to inhale any dust.
Wasps are vicious bastards in daylight, but at night they shut down. If you really want, you can wait until it gets cold out (if it does in your area). Depends on whether the house is in use I guess.
the frog is doing physics science in the laboratory. he is playing with the bunsen burner and heavy metal liquids. he is studying the effects of combining these things together, and is protecting his eyes with safety goggles.
>set up two standing ladders right underneath the nest. >get large box fan and place it on the ladders facing down >turn the fan on high >when wasps try to fly in or out of the nest, they get sucked through the fan and die >set up a lawn chair >crack a beer >enjoy the carnage >soon there'll be a mound of dead wasps piling up on the ground.
Not OP but had to work near something similar recently. And might need to return for other works. I'm completely unfamiliar with pest control situations, how effective would just jet washing the thing away, maybe also with a dosing attachment fitted filled with dish soap(frick their wings). Could this do it or just dumb?
Glad you asked it that way because I have no idea what you should do. My cheap ass would throw diatomaceous earth and pesticide at it a few times a day until they were all dead or sick then start hitting the nest with a stick knocking it down piece by piece.
Get a bike, fuel, a lighter and a stick.
Rape that shit with the stick and gtfo as fast as I can. Come back 1 hour later and rape it some more, repeat until most of the hive is in the ground, then proceed to set it on fire.
beekeeper's costume and chemical warfare
maybe some fire too
Enjoy a pest-free garden thanks to my wasp bros
I tell you what I wouldn't do.
get that plastic wrap stuff and the adhesive putty used for composite vacuum infusion
get up on your ladder and seal a bag around it
make yourself a wasp-reinforced polymer porch ornament
or just fill the bag with co2 or chlorine gas or whatever
Calling a professional would likely be cheaper, but if I were going to DIY you would need to get a good quality beekeeper's outfit.
I would start with a war of attrition to try to just get the numbers down a bit so I don't get completely swarmed, since even in a beekeeper suit they can sometimes sting you. Traps + spray a couple times. Then I think the pros have a powder that they pump inside. You poke holes through the nest and pump the powder in. I would do that, give it a couple days to take effect, then physically take the nest down and douse every piece in chemicals to make sure it's all dead.
Crows and magpies ate the wasps best on the parking lot next to my house so i didn't have to do anything.
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Dumbass
>caaaaw shiney
unzip my dick
¿quay?
Get out there early in the morning and hose it down with a few cans of wasp spray
Or middle of the night. Not that big of a deal to be honest.
I like to be able to see what I'm doing but yeah just when it's cool in general so they'll all be in the nest
>cover in trash bag
>put a can of gasoline to the opening
>fumes instakill wasps
>done
bee keeper's suit and a shop vac
The Mexicans hanging around the Home depot parking lot
I once saw a wasp nest hanging off a tree while pulling into work at the end of the day. I told my co-worker to stop the truck, grabbed a machete, ran out and thwacked it and ran quickly back in the work truck before they could do anything.
I didn't get stung, but man that machete smelled like SHIT! We had to endure that for all of 20 seconds until we could pull in and park.
Guess it was worth it for the memory, but be warned.
>smelled like SHIT
do wasps do poopoo?
Let's just say there's probably a good reason you can't find a jar of wasp honey.
because wasps are in general carnivores that eat other bugs or small animals, dumbass
poopoo peepee
Use my tennis ball gun to shoot at it a few times before getting in my car and fleeing the neighborhood.
This is one of those cases where you hire a professional. Sure you could do it but it's much better to watch a pro getting swarmed than yourself. I removed a football sized bald faced hornet nest from my hedge and even after removing the nest the next day I still got stung by one of those fricks looking for their nest.
Load sprayer up with double dose of Demon-WP. Don tyvex suit and full face respirator. Pump to high pressure. Hose the whole thing down from a safe distance. Go have a sandwich.
Their hive is now a toxic wasteland for the next six months. Any wasp homosexual coming back home gets a taste of neurotoxin.
>t. Warcriminal wanted by the United Wasp Republic for brigandry
based war crimes expert
Seriously, OP, cans of wasp spray, go out late at night when the wasps are asleep, hose down the hive especially around its entrances. Go back to bed.
Repeat a few nights later if necessary.
Then go out a final night and tear everything off with a shovel. Try not to inhale any dust.
Wasps are vicious bastards in daylight, but at night they shut down. If you really want, you can wait until it gets cold out (if it does in your area). Depends on whether the house is in use I guess.
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the frog is doing physics science in the laboratory. he is playing with the bunsen burner and heavy metal liquids. he is studying the effects of combining these things together, and is protecting his eyes with safety goggles.
moron. See
>full size image vs. thumbnail
Guess what.
Burn down house. Simple as.
shop vac, bee suit and some hedge trimmers.
>set up two standing ladders right underneath the nest.
>get large box fan and place it on the ladders facing down
>turn the fan on high
>when wasps try to fly in or out of the nest, they get sucked through the fan and die
>set up a lawn chair
>crack a beer
>enjoy the carnage
>soon there'll be a mound of dead wasps piling up on the ground.
Waste of a fan.
They make wasp spray that sprays out in a jet stream up to 20 feet. It's not like you have to use housewives aresol raid
not as entertaining
Not OP but had to work near something similar recently. And might need to return for other works. I'm completely unfamiliar with pest control situations, how effective would just jet washing the thing away, maybe also with a dosing attachment fitted filled with dish soap(frick their wings). Could this do it or just dumb?
Run!
Release plume of hydrogen sulfide gas under the nest. Wasps die. Everything else nearby dies. Get tried at the Hague. Job done.
>Everything else nearby dies
I've got something to stop that gas from escaping the nest area
German engineering really is unbelievably good.
Hey OP, Why did you use an image from a news article from 2019?
knock it off with a stick, then napalm that shit like the atf did mt carmel
>what would you do?
Glad you asked it that way because I have no idea what you should do. My cheap ass would throw diatomaceous earth and pesticide at it a few times a day until they were all dead or sick then start hitting the nest with a stick knocking it down piece by piece.
Get a bike, fuel, a lighter and a stick.
Rape that shit with the stick and gtfo as fast as I can. Come back 1 hour later and rape it some more, repeat until most of the hive is in the ground, then proceed to set it on fire.
Poo in it
Good morning Sirs!
Just wait till end of autumn / early winter.
They will all be dead.
Then remove it.
I wonder what species of wasp that is. It looks like a yellowjacket nest but it's up in the air, must not be north america.
start keeping wasps to flex on baby mode apiarists