BATTLING A BALDFACED HORNETS NEST!

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[@arf9347]

Next time you have that problem , you might want to get the foaming wasp spray . When they fly out of the nest to get you it drops them a lot faster then that spray you were using. But very nice job getting them and not getting stung really hard

[@TheRegularNetwork]

Thanks. I'll try that out. These things are ferocious

[@user-zp7jp1vk2i]

Buddy has a HOLE in his arm from a BF sting. Their nest is not usually in or on the low ground. And it's not usually very large.

[@wendyvic4046]

A friend and I were trimming some shrubs next to my driveway last year, and she got lit up six times by those mofos. Took it like a champ. I put some Benadryl lotion on the stings and then she was ready to go right back to it! I was like " Go ahead and have at it." 😂 I dealt with them that evening. Can't stand them suckers.

[@TheRegularNetwork]

They are no joke. I've read that they can sting you as many times as they want because their stinger doesn't break off. I'm more than sure it got me multiple times as well.

[@wendyvic4046]

@@TheRegularNetwork oh, they can def sting more than once! One got under my shirt years back and let me have it four or five times before I could get her out! Big props to you for dealing with them. If you want to keep them from even building near you, get a liquid called "Bifenthrin". You mix it with water and spray anywhere you don't want them building, or even where they have started, and it's a DONE deal. Can even use it indoors because it is non toxic once it dries. I use it every spring and fall.

[@joewalker8985]

First mistake u did it during the day

[@TheRegularNetwork]

The can said to do it as the sun is setting. I guess I misread that. I didn't assume on the darker end of the sunset. But you may be right.