Well it was going great, nice and cool day, the prefect day to kill wasp's under the trailer house at the ranch. Well I started working on then on the back underside side of the trailer when my cousin came around with another can of wasp's spray. I had sprayed 4 or 5 nest when I heard him say here's the hole I saw them coming out of. Well it was to late to by the time I turned around to see what he was spraying, they had him on the run. He sprayed up in a hole in the insulation on the bottom of this trailer house. All I could see was bee's chasing him around the trailer. He had sprayed into a mess of killer honey bee's. I ran around the other side of the trailer those bee's had followed him all the way by his truck and were all over him. I started knocking them off, and pulling him back. Finally got him to pull his jacket over his head, and get him into his truck. He had about 12 stings to the head and neck. I could hear them hitting my jacket which I had already pulled my hood over my head. They follow me all the way to are other trailer, which is about 30 yards apart. Even after I had the door shut I could still hear them inside my coat, and hitting the outside of it. Finally after about 5 minutes of whacking them with a bath towel I pulled my coat off, had about 10 inside my coat, and hood. I didn't get stung once. 
Well I went to the truck to check on him, those little guy's where still pissed off hitting my coat, and flying all around. It took about 45 minutes to clam down out there. When he finally got out of his truck another one popped him on the forehead, right at the brim of his cowboy hat. Later on he ask me why I didn't get stung I wasn't even 10 foot from him when he sprayed the hole. Only thing I could think of they don't like bayrat's neither.
I got a little secret weapon for them guy's next week, a black cow lick drum with a bug bombs in it. Wedge it tight up against the bottom of the trail with a couple of bombs lite off. Then spray foam the hole over, that will fix them up. I felt sorry for my cousin Chip, he was gun shy the rest of the weekend about those bee's.
Well I went to the truck to check on him, those little guy's where still pissed off hitting my coat, and flying all around. It took about 45 minutes to clam down out there. When he finally got out of his truck another one popped him on the forehead, right at the brim of his cowboy hat. Later on he ask me why I didn't get stung I wasn't even 10 foot from him when he sprayed the hole. Only thing I could think of they don't like bayrat's neither. I got a little secret weapon for them guy's next week, a black cow lick drum with a bug bombs in it. Wedge it tight up against the bottom of the trail with a couple of bombs lite off. Then spray foam the hole over, that will fix them up. I felt sorry for my cousin Chip, he was gun shy the rest of the weekend about those bee's.
