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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 184143" data-attributes="member: 367"><p>I think those underground colonies can get pretty big, I had a pretty good sink hole in my yard from one I took care of a couple years ago. I sprayed them down good and poked a garbage bag in the hole with a stick. I wasn't in any danger of fire so first I used the big bertha torch and kilt a bunch of them as they were coming out of the hole. After thought is the heat probably has a good affect on the spray. I had good results anyway. About 3 weeks ago I sprayed a nest that was bigger than a basket ball on a warm night and a lot of them lived and relocated, now we have them in the yard getting water from the bird bath so watching them they fly back home and they are making a bee line Flying towards an building so I gave wife fair warning to stay out of there. It's different this year, They are not in the strawberries . In past years they literally hollow out big strawberries and eat them from the inside out, this year no problems.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 184143, member: 367"] I think those underground colonies can get pretty big, I had a pretty good sink hole in my yard from one I took care of a couple years ago. I sprayed them down good and poked a garbage bag in the hole with a stick. I wasn't in any danger of fire so first I used the big bertha torch and kilt a bunch of them as they were coming out of the hole. After thought is the heat probably has a good affect on the spray. I had good results anyway. About 3 weeks ago I sprayed a nest that was bigger than a basket ball on a warm night and a lot of them lived and relocated, now we have them in the yard getting water from the bird bath so watching them they fly back home and they are making a bee line Flying towards an building so I gave wife fair warning to stay out of there. It's different this year, They are not in the strawberries . In past years they literally hollow out big strawberries and eat them from the inside out, this year no problems. [/QUOTE]
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