kenmbz
Super Member
- Joined
- May 8, 2019
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- 6,482
- Location
- S.E. PA
- Tractor
- Massey Ferguson GC1720/JD x360/Echo CS-490/CS-620
Look what I found the hard way with my forks while trying to move a pile of wood.
Luckily they just swarmed the forks and up to the hood and I was able to retreat back a bit after shutting down the tractor.
Powdered them last night, mostly quiet today.
Last night the hive was covered in YJs and had to get close to powder, just dark/cold enough I got it done.
Looks like I ripped the top right off when I lifted. They were quit angry.
Luckily they just swarmed the forks and up to the hood and I was able to retreat back a bit after shutting down the tractor.
Powdered them last night, mostly quiet today.
Last night the hive was covered in YJs and had to get close to powder, just dark/cold enough I got it done.
Looks like I ripped the top right off when I lifted. They were quit angry.
Complete Turf Care
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Mar 31, 2013
- Messages
- 2,067
- Location
- South Louisiana
- Tractor
- 2022 Kubota Grand L6060 (no loader), 2017 Kubota Grand L6060, 2011 Kubota L5740 HSTC-3, 1997 Kubota M4700
I was weedeating around a large oak tree surrounded with ground cover. I felt a sting on my wrist and looked back to see I had just walked over a swarm.
After dark, I mixed a sprayer of bifenthrin and stuck the wand in the hole and pumped about a quart into it and then covered it with a wet towel.
I removed the towel this morning and saw only a couple wasps moving really slow.
My grandkids play around this tree often and I wanted them gone asap.
After dark, I mixed a sprayer of bifenthrin and stuck the wand in the hole and pumped about a quart into it and then covered it with a wet towel.
I removed the towel this morning and saw only a couple wasps moving really slow.
My grandkids play around this tree often and I wanted them gone asap.
