I have to say I was doubly pleased after firebombing my hornets nest, digging it up....and torching it more....(yep, kinda vengeful!), that raccoons or some such finished the job a night or two later, further diggin them up and finishing the job. They must like them roasted!
I judge political intellect by results. I lived through the Trump presidency and the Biden presidency. If any level of honesty is applied to the two, I find it difficult to understand how anyone could possibly rate the Trump years anywhere near the same rating as Biden and Harris years. Not even close.
The Black Diamond got a new set of clothes today, picked up a like new camo stock and put it on replacing the plain Jane black. Will be doing a bit more shooting with the See-All sight to make sure it will work for me, if it does not measure up I will be mounting a little 2 1/2 Leupold on her.
First Light I have a suggestion that I have learned for the ground bees. It's a little safer and I think more effective. Make note of where the hole is, making sure there is only one entrance. At night, stuff a small rag into the hole and pour a couple cups of gas onto the rag. Don't light the rag on fire. The fumes will seep down and kill the nest, just leave it alone for a day or so.
Funny you post this. Just this past weekend I was on vacation in Sodus Bay at an AirBnB. Got back one afternoon and parked my truck one spot over from where I was parking in the grassy driveway in front of the garage. A few hours go by and we decide to take a walk, I just have to grab the umbrella out of the bed of my truck in case it rains. I drop the tailgate and inside the bed are at least a dozen bees and they are not happy! My wife got stung once before we where able to back away and assess the situation.
Turns out I parked my truck in such a way that the right rear tire covered the entrance to their ground nest and they where working there way into my covered truck bed trying to get back home! I think we where both lucky that it was a cool and rainy day so the bees where not super worked up.