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Tue Apr 16 2013
Only the Queen Survives
During what season are wasps most active? Is it spring, summer or fall?
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Submitted by daniel, CA -
Tue Feb 12 2013
Yellowjackets Really Take The Bait
You once stated that Onslaught could be mixed with baits for yellowjackets. Are there traps for this and how would it work?
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Submitted by William, MA -
Fri Sep 14 2012
Come For the Sugar, Stay For the View
It is autumn in New England and holly bushes are being swarmed by wasps, bees and other insects. I believe this is caused by aphid secretions and the holly flowers that bloom at this time. Are there any treatments that will help deter this from happening?
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Submitted by William, MA -
Tue Aug 28 2012
Horse "Flies" Weren't Bad Enough
I've been treating a 3-sided shelter that houses horses and the horse owners are complaining about wasps stinging the horses. I've dusted the voids and sprayed around the shelter with Transport Mikron, which seems to help for a few days and then the problem begins again. Any suggestions? Would some type of repellent work better? I know I'm killing the existing wasps, but within a matter of days...
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Submitted by Richard, PA -
Fri Aug 24 2012
Wasps Over Water
I have a client who has a well head infested with Polistes dominulus wasps. The nest was exposed when I removed the metal cover and it is sitting on the wiring at the top of the tube. Any pesticides used here would likely drip down into the water supply 20 feet below. Any suggestions on how to treat this and with what product? Dusts and liquid sprays seem dangerous and I don't want to get ...
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Submitted by Dale, OH -
Fri Aug 10 2012
Killers of Cicadas, Not People
I was just curious about the life cycle and habits of Cicada Killer Wasps. I've never seen as many as I've seen this year.
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Submitted by Nathan, MA -
Mon Jul 16 2012
Live and Let Live?
I have a customer who has a serious cicada killer problem. He has a very thick lawn that he waters to prevent them on his property. The neighbor to his left does not water his lawn and has a much larger number of the wasps and the property to the right has no vegetation and has many wasps as well digging into the sides of the hill. It also has a large drainage pit for the development. I'm out o...
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Submitted by LEVI, MD -
Mon May 14 2012
Which Way For Wasps?
I'm a PMP in Washington and this year wasps are becoming the pest of the year. What product or products do you suggest along with the best eradication methods to nests that are apparently visible?
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Submitted by Jason, WA -
Thu Nov 17 2011
Mysterious Blobs
I live in Central Texas. On our Oak trees are BB-sized balls glued to the leaves - thousands of them per tree. I've been told these balls are from wasps. Could you please give me more data?
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Submitted by Scott, TX -
Sun Oct 2 2011
Wasps In The Woods
I have a client that has an infested tree with around 50,000 wasps in it - it's incredible. Can I spray it with my gas sprayer with Dragnet?
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Submitted by Mathieu, ON -
Sat Sep 3 2011
Bite, Sting, or Does It Matter?
Do wasps bite or sting?
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Submitted by Mathew, CA -
Tue Aug 30 2011
Hard Working Wasps
How fast do paper wasps rebuild their nests?
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Submitted by ANGELINA, CA -
Thu May 12 2011
Ant Baits And Wasps
Realizing that maxforce bait or any other ant bait is not registered for the control of flying insects, I wonder about these baits killing yellow jackets or ground hornets that come in contact with it? In the old days "baits" used for hornets, yellow jackets, etc, were compounded with a sweet attractant. I am a PCO from Massachusetts. Thank you for your time and consideration.
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Submitted by Kenneth, MA -
Sat Feb 19 2011
Possibly Wasps?
I have a homeowner who has red wasps flying around the exterior and sometimes getting inside. The house has vinyl siding, and they seem to be behind the siding but I can't really tell. It has a high roof line which makes it difficult to inspect. Is there anything I can do to maybe draw them to a trap? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
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Submitted by Kevin, GA -
Sat Sep 25 2010
Life Without Wasps
I live in Utah and wasps have been pretty bad this year. In the past years we have been able to keep wasps from nesting on our customers' houses with Demand CS. This year it has not been as effective. Could you recommend a better long-lasting product that would keep wasps from buildng nests on our customers' homes?
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Submitted by Danny, UT -
Tue Sep 14 2010
Serving Up Wasp Foods
A local merchant has unusable, unpackaged, raw, organic products in a dumpster ready for pickup and recycling. Inside the dumpster and areas surrounding the discarded products it is swarming with wasps, and store personnel are being stung by the wasps. The dumpster is behind the building in an open area, and behind the dumpster is an open farm field bordered by a woods and a working farm. Many...
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Submitted by Dale, WI -
Thu Sep 2 2010
Wasps At The Water Feature
I have a few customers that have bees foraging water from rock features that meet the water around swimming pools. Is there a spray or something to add to the water to repel them?
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Submitted by Rick, AZ -
Sun Apr 11 2010
Of Wasps And Wine
I live in the south and have a customer who raises grapes, and is always having a problem with yellow jackets and wants to get ahead of the problem. Are there any baits or sprays available that we can use. Your help would be appreciated?
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Submitted by kerry, AL -
Mon Jan 18 2010
Baiting For Wasps
Has anyone found anything that will work as a bait for paper wasps? They are swarming all over (we have someone who is allergic to stings) and we have no idea where they are nesting. Thanks!
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Submitted by Philip, GA -
Tue Jun 23 2009
Beneficial Wasp Problems
I have some Tiphiid wasps flying around a slide at a park. I cannot find the nest. What can I use to keep the wasps away (the slide is yellow). Thank you.
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Submitted by ken, TX
