Wasps!

Originally Posted by leedsmatt7

Chuck bird box into the bin liner and close the end around the nozzle of some flamable gas container (I have butaine cylinders and hose) inflate the bag then tie it off and take turns at chucking matches at the bag from a safe distance when it blows up they'll be hundreds of fire-wasps flying around it'll obviously need video'ing so we'd need a 3rd willing volentier oh and a camera.

Chances are , there would be a dull "Pop" as the bag whimpers open and then a Swarm of some seriously cheesed of Wasps looking to take some attitude out on the nearest person ...... I say you take this bag over to your nearest Member of Parliament`s abode (The First home not the one they have paid for with our money) .... and do it there , right after knocking on the door and running away ........... Run Away , Run Awaaaaaaaay

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Couldn't you just keep this thread going until mid-November when the frosts come & kill the barstewards off?
It's nature's way

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Yet another remedy!

Wasp larvae (badgers often dig out wasp nests so that they can eat the larvae). Rather curiously, badgers have been seen to almost ignore a wasps nest over a period of several weeks, and on one particular night decide to go and open up the nest and eat the grubs inside. It is thought that the badgers picks a particular night to try a maximise the number and size of wasp grubs inside. The badger digs through the top of the wasps nests, tearing the layers off to get to the grubs. In doing this is avoids the worst of the attacks from the guard wasps at the entrance

Yes, our old friend xXBadgerXx
Tempt him to yours on the way up to GM II, Chris