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Another post about wasps but don't want to kill

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Posted by ms_minnamouse (My Page) on
Sat, Apr 19, 08 at 14:00

We always get a whollllllle lot of wasps. They nest under the deck, in the nooks and crannies of the house, anywhere they can and they pop out when you walk by and threaten you.

My brother sprays them and that kills the whole nest but is there a way to repel them so they don't have to be killed? We can't get to half the places they nest to remove anything which is why the propelled spray has been so convenient.

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I know it is wrong to kill, but the only way tht will keep the wasps gone, without them returning, is killing them. There is many wasps in the world, and you killing a few nests isnt gonna put a scratch in their population, so dont be scared. If you dont want to kill them, call a(n) exterminator or beekeeper.

Here is a link that might be useful: Jeremy- Moths and Butterflies.com

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I looked at your site. WOW. That is a great price on Monarch eggs. Are they Eastern or Western?

I wish I had a breeding project going on b/c I would totally buy a bunch for interbreeding with the bloodlines I would have.

I just didn't have enough time and equipment for it this year.

  
 

 

 


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