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Originally Posted by newbreed
That's what I'm talking about, hitting shit as hard as I can...lol
I am buying a tennis raquet next time I am the store. Honestly I suck at spraying them. I run around like a little girl spraying everything and anything when they come after me. I forget to let go of the button. Bees are the one thing I know will send me into shock within a minute or so, so I know I am in a bad spot when I go looking for them.
I will look for the snake stuff next time I am at Lowes, sounds like it could help.
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Hey man, I got more advice. I'm a south louisiana boy, I've seen shit in my boat that most people eat snow cones and pay admission to see.
The snakes: Get a fake owl or a fake bigger snake and perch it nearby.
The bees: If they are carpenter bees, they are rooting in the wood of your house. If you just bought/financed the home it was probably inspected.
If the damage is bad, the inspector, etc..... is liable for repair. If the damage is not bad, its probably a new problem which isn't bad to deal with.
If you find a nest of any kind, bees, yellow jackets etc.. get some spray foam. Wait until just after dark. They should all be in the nest by then.
Place a flashlight to the side of the nest about 7 feet away shining directly at the nest. Get on the other side and spray inside the nest.
If any escape, they will go stting the shit out of the flashlight instead of you.
If you are really allergic, have someone else do that part just in case.