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<blockquote data-quote="deleted member" data-source="post: 184169" data-attributes="member: 816"><p>so... update on the chicken and fipronyl.&nbsp; i used petguard or pet armor or some such product as it has the same percentage of fipronyl.&nbsp; the stuff for the big dogs cost the same as the stuff for the small dogs.&nbsp; first time i tried it, i completely overdid the dosage and put in .6 ounces.&nbsp; the yellow jackets sniffed it and left it only to harass me and my busch lattes all day long.&nbsp; i went back to the store and bought another package.&nbsp; this time i was adding the stuff and something clicked in my head while i was dosing the chicken regarding what he said in the video.&nbsp; so, i stopped what i was doing and rewatched the video.&nbsp; he says 1/2 teaspoon and not 1/2 ounce.&nbsp; well i had already added 1 teaspoon (two vials of the big dog dosage).&nbsp; i thought to myself &quot;self.&nbsp; this should still work.&quot;&nbsp; i guess i was wrong.&nbsp; they didn't touch the stuff.&nbsp; i think they can smell the fipronyl in the chicken if the dosage is too high.&nbsp; either that or the fipronyl in the pet armor actually has some repellent mixed in with it and its possible the Taurus SC has some attractant in it (so, they eat it).&nbsp; a couple of the comments in the video claimed to have used the pet armor (or guard) stuff and it worked.&nbsp; regardless, if the weather warms up, i am going to try it again with the right dosage.&nbsp; i suppose i could just order the Taurus SC and be done with it.&nbsp; but, i want to know if they will eat the pet armor stuff since i've already spent $30 on this experiment.&nbsp; i know where the new wasp nest is.&nbsp; but, i can't locate the yellow jacket nest.&nbsp; the bait solution seems like a good solution to the situation where you can't find the nest... if it works of course.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="deleted member, post: 184169, member: 816"] so... update on the chicken and fipronyl. i used petguard or pet armor or some such product as it has the same percentage of fipronyl. the stuff for the big dogs cost the same as the stuff for the small dogs. first time i tried it, i completely overdid the dosage and put in .6 ounces. the yellow jackets sniffed it and left it only to harass me and my busch lattes all day long. i went back to the store and bought another package. this time i was adding the stuff and something clicked in my head while i was dosing the chicken regarding what he said in the video. so, i stopped what i was doing and rewatched the video. he says 1/2 teaspoon and not 1/2 ounce. well i had already added 1 teaspoon (two vials of the big dog dosage). i thought to myself "self. this should still work." i guess i was wrong. they didn't touch the stuff. i think they can smell the fipronyl in the chicken if the dosage is too high. either that or the fipronyl in the pet armor actually has some repellent mixed in with it and its possible the Taurus SC has some attractant in it (so, they eat it). a couple of the comments in the video claimed to have used the pet armor (or guard) stuff and it worked. regardless, if the weather warms up, i am going to try it again with the right dosage. i suppose i could just order the Taurus SC and be done with it. but, i want to know if they will eat the pet armor stuff since i've already spent $30 on this experiment. i know where the new wasp nest is. but, i can't locate the yellow jacket nest. the bait solution seems like a good solution to the situation where you can't find the nest... if it works of course. [/QUOTE]

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