I use that spray on engine cleaner that'll shoot 15'. Then set it on fire. Or he could have just use one of those limb loppers on a long pole and let the damned thing fall.
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I'll never tire of watching an expert.
ReplyDeleteSpray the hive entrance with permethrin and wait 24hrs...problem solved. This pinhead better have some anti-histamine and an epipen on hand.
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I use that spray on engine cleaner that'll shoot 15'. Then set it on fire. Or he could have just use one of those limb loppers on a long pole and let the damned thing fall.
DeleteSkills unmatched.
ReplyDeleteIs that a bee in your bonnet ?
ReplyDeleteWhat the hell is this person trying to do?
ReplyDeleteHe’s trying to catch a swarm of honey bees. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t.
DeleteNever - ever tackle a job where hiring a professional may save your life.
ReplyDeleteThat is a honey bee swarm - very chill in that state. PLEASE do NOT spray or otherwise kill them.
ReplyDeleteI'm a beekeeper & we absolutely love when the extension office gets a swarm call. We rotate the opportunity to catch them.
Yellow jackets & hornets (don't swarm like that, a big tell) - burn those fkers in their nest.
Thanks ch
That was a Monday!
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