Trump Girl
@DownSouthScotMichelle
02 September, 12:50
Wasp nests? Hang a paper bag. Who knew!
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Joyce Zikursh
@CountryJoy
02 September, 09:05
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I've been doing that for many, many years. It does work well (the bees, etc, see the bag, think a predator bee has moved into their area and they move elsewhere lol) I've even had it work with hornets nests, stick a bag up close by and by the next evening they've moved on. I keep one tucked in a bush by the back deck, no more wood-borer bees! It's a dirt cheap, effective, non-chemical way of removing a bee problem!
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So smart, Joyce. I had never heard of this before. Brilliant!
09:40 AM - Sep 02, 2023
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Joyce Zikursh
@CountryJoy
02 September, 10:14
In response Trump Girl to her Publication
It works extremely well, been doing it at least 20 years now. I use a brown paper lunch sack, stuffed with crumpled paper, tied off at top, and crunch it football shaped. Then tack it up where they usually build (like by the eaves). I keep one in my outside dog pen, as every year those ground bees want to build. Never a problem anymore : ) Have a great weekend!
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