Kill Yellow Jackets, Pest Control
Exterminating the source
means eliminating the nest.
Ever been stung by a yellow jacket? It hurts bad. Some people are even highly allergic to yellow jackets and insect stings and it can even be LIFE THREATENING TO SOME PEOPLE! The key to killing yellow jackets is getting rid
of a yellow jacket's nest. You must first locate the source of the problem. Yellow jackets live UNDERGROUD!! Many people don't know this interesting fact. They like compost piles and grass clippings to build their nests in as well. There can be a few that live there or we have seen nests with as many as TWO HUNDRED yellow jackets. Yellow Jackets are social wasps and also known as the 'common wasp'.
Yellow jackets usually return to their nest in the early evening just as the sun is setting. This is the time where you just need to watch them.You should kill yellow jackets.
Many of you might think, a exterminator in Raleigh costs maybe $75-$100, I will just pay him to take care of it. Well HELLO PEOPLE. The chances are that after the exterminator eliminates the nest for you, they won't go back to that place to build another nest, but your yard is big and they can find another place to live that year or even next year.
If you knew how to eliminate the nest yourself, then you would not have to spend the money year after year on yellow jacket control by a pest control specialist.. BLEACH. (NOTE: Bleach does not harm the environment.
Household bleach begins and ends as salt water. During use and disposal, 95 to 98 percent of bleach quickly breaks down. Bleach does not contaminate ground water because it does not survive sewage treatment - either in municipal sewage treatment plants or in septic systems. Thus, there are no harmful effects of bleach in the environment... EXCEPT TO THE YELLOW JACKETS!)
Yes for the price and cost of $1.50 you can eliminate your yellow jacket nests simply and easily without an exterminator. All you have to do is spend the few minutes finding the nest and your yellow jacket problem is solved. AFTER you FIND THE NEST, you should wait till a little after dark to pour it, to make sure that the QUEEN was in the nest. Killing yellow jackets individually is pointless and will likely results in unnecessary bee stings. If you do not want to mess with the yellow jackets, the following exterminator should be able to help.
Click here for Penn State University's website, with some interesting facts about Insect Venom Allergy, an allergy caused by yellow jackets and sometimes FATAL if not treated.
Health Insurance can play a critical role in getting treatment from yellow jacket and other pest attacks. If you are allergic to yellow jackets and need medical treatment, health insurance will cover most of the expenses you would normally incur.
