"Murder Hornet" rifles?

[screwwork]

Nah, if you kill one and the nest swarms you, I'm bringing a flame thrower! Ain't no sense trying to pick 'em off one pellet at a time!

If the Asian Killer hornet stings you it releases a pheromone, the other Asian Killer hornet swarm you and sting you repeatedly, also I if kill an Asian Killer hornet it releases a pheromone, the other Asian Killer hornet swarm you and sting you repeatedly.  Flame thrower for sure, don't ever kill one without burning it up to kill it.

[cootertwo]

ha

[Buldawg76]

Nah, if you kill one and the nest swarms you, I'm bringing a flame thrower! Ain't no sense trying to pick 'em off one pellet at a time!

If the Asian Killer hornet stings you it releases a pheromone, the other Asian Killer hornet swarm you and sting you repeatedly, also I if kill an Asian Killer hornet it releases a pheromone, the other Asian Killer hornet swarm you and sting you repeatedly.  Flame thrower for sure, don't ever kill one without burning it up to kill it.

Or brake cleaner to ground it and a good foot smash will do the trick.

BD

[screwwork]

[Tonykarter]

The humanity...

[gamo2hammerli]

Single shot is too slow....get a couple of those electric bug swatters.

[USAFANG6799]

This picture I found says they are HARMLESS 

[dv8eod]

This picture I found says they are HARMLESS 

That's what you see AFTER they have stung you.

[USAFANG6799]

This picture I found says they are HARMLESS 

That's what you see AFTER they have stung you.

I don't think I'll let one sting me regardless.
I'll take your word for it.

[Whirligig]

If someone releases an air rifle named "Murder Hornet" I'm buying it.

Where do I sign up for email notification on that?

Better make those shots count!

-W

[SILENT SQUIRREL]

PRESSURE WASHER!!!!

With gasoline or brake cleaner?

[Buldawg76]

If they nest in the ground due to their size I would use a liter sized liquor bottle filled with gas to plug the hole at dusk and let the gas fumes do their trick on them, kills the queen and all at one time and traps them in the ground.

BD

[Dave S]

ha

Best one yet! Funny how "Great Minds" think alike! dave

[ghostdncr]

If they nest in the ground due to their size I would use a liter sized liquor bottle filled with gas to plug the hole at dusk and let the gas fumes do their trick on them, kills the queen and all at one time and traps them in the ground.

BD

I haven't heard anything about the nests only having ONE entrance, but I've read they have absolutely no problem with attacking intruders in pitch darkness. Wonder how they do that? Being ground dwellers, I'm sure they sense vibration like yellow jackets do and I guess they likewise have some capacity to see in the dark.

[Buldawg76]

If they nest in the ground due to their size I would use a liter sized liquor bottle filled with gas to plug the hole at dusk and let the gas fumes do their trick on them, kills the queen and all at one time and traps them in the ground.

BD

I haven't heard anything about the nests only having ONE entrance, but I've read they have absolutely no problem with attacking intruders in pitch darkness. Wonder how they do that? Being ground dwellers, I'm sure they sense vibration like yellow jackets do and I guess they likewise have some capacity to see in the dark.

I have not read they attack in darkness or have more than one entrance so it may be a whole new ball game when they finally do arrive on the east coast. I guess the only sure bet is fire. Just need to do your due diligence in tracking and locating the nest and all entrances. May need more than one bottle of gas.

I had my bug guy dispose of a hornets nest I had between my rain gutter down spout and the house. It was about the size of a basketball and he used a can of spray that freezes the nest instantly into one big frozen mass. Not even one hornet ever came out of the nest and when he knocked it down they were all frozen dead in place. Of course that spray can was 65 bucks about 15 years ago so likely over 100 bucks today and likely only licensed exterminators can buy the product.

BD

[Lani52]

One thing for sure in Oregon bees, wasps and hornets are summer creatures, if I saw somebody torching anything around me during fire season, which is when we have insects, they will wake up in a different place than where they went to sleep.

Regards,

Roachcreek

[Habanero69er]

Good point RC. Seems to be a bunch of pyros of this thread.   

[Lani52]

A bunch of irresponsible pyros.  They sound like a bunch of kids with BB guns.

Roachcreek

[HunterWhite]

Mia culpa.
I was describing events of 30 years gone by. 
I did like the spray glue.  😈

[sharpend]

Hello --

Made these last month to push through my 1322 pumper with a couple strokes...12 iron sole leather, soaked overnight in water, then punched with a brass tube in .223. Tried about a dozen so far on these stupid Gold-dust Day Geckos that are taking over the place. Got a head shot on one, and another got its tail cleaved off. The rest were flyers. Shot dry, but may try a touch of oil on them. Not very accurate, but was fun trying.