Sure is quiet in here....do I need to start a fight?

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Alright gentlemen

I am unsure of the enemies exact postion

Intel suggests they are near the wood pile along the creek bed hiding in the tall grass

I need strategies and a plan of attack

I need options people

Spray can with 20' reach. Never know what hit them.
 
Small hand pump sprayer with diesel,kero, oil mix and a match will work. 20' cedar up in a blaze. Mom came home and thought we had set the shop on fire. But you have to locate the nest first.. You will need a kilt, a 3.4 gallon cowboy hat and a dowsing fork! (one of these is really important):rock:
 
WWII ex army flame thrower along with 15 gals of kerosene, light the pilot and let er rip in all directions. This really works, guaranteed to find the nest.


Now that's good for yellow jackets......but damn poor for honey bees..........y' know.....if'n ya be wanting th' honey......I meen!!!!
 
WWII ex army flame thrower along with 15 gals of kerosene, light the pilot and let er rip in all directions. This really works, guaranteed to find the nest.

I had the brush burning in their vicinity but put it out before I had to call the fire dept
 
I am working on designing a burner gun for Burning Man, propane for pilot light, compressed air to atomize and drive the kerosene at least 50'. Whats the best mix for a flame cannon?
 
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