Meet the man who yellow jackets fear

Pete Judd · Sep 18, 2011

Saw this on the local news web site, and thought I would post the link. The guy provides a service, and collects the venom as well.

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MotorSeven · Sep 19, 2011

OK, I'll bit...how do you "milk" a yellow jacket?

MossflowerWoods · Sep 19, 2011

MotorSeven said:
OK, I'll bit...how do you "milk" a yellow jacket?

VERY VERY small hands & VERY carefully! :laughing::laughing::laughing:

acme97 · Sep 19, 2011

MossflowerWoods said:
VERY VERY small hands & VERY carefully! :laughing::laughing::laughing:

The trick is to make sure to warm your hands first!

Nothing makes a yellow jacket madder then cold hands!

creekbend · Sep 19, 2011

A magnifying glass and tweezers would probably come in handy also. Here's hoping that "PETA" doesn't get involved. If so "He" may have to hire an attorney on retainer. :laughing:

jinman · Sep 19, 2011

You guys are so predictable. . . . and that's what I love about TBN. Great answers!:thumbsup::laughing:

jonyyuma · Sep 19, 2011

jinman said:
You guys are so predictable. . . . and that's what I love about TBN. Great answers!:thumbsup::laughing:

Likewise, Indeed..JY:confused2:

Western · Sep 19, 2011

I found letting them sting me works good!

Or you could get out the tweezers and tell them " Turn your head and cough!"

MotorSeven · Sep 22, 2011

Bad ju ju. I was working on the house after reading this post. Minding my own business up on a scaffold setting a 8' log and "zap" a lone yellow jacket stung me under the arm....what the???? He got away before I could catch and milk{smash} him.
I was lucky this year and have not run into any others, but I do put out the queen traps every spring, so maybe that actually helps.