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Old 07-09-2026, 04:50 PM
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Buy a small cheap can of tuna and one packet of the flea treatment for cats and dogs( the kind that you put two drops on the animals back). Mix JUST two drops of the flea drops in the tuna can and either leave the whole can out in yellow jacket areas or cut off plastic water bottles and distribute the mixture to the bottoms of the plastic bottles. Set in high yellowjacket areas or around your outdoor recreation areas.
Cats will not like it because it smells like the flea drops and the yellowjackets will carry the tuna back to the nests and poison all the larva and queen.
Do not mix too many flea drops in the tuna or the yellojackets will die before they bring back to the nests.
That's a great idea. That way you can kill nests that you haven't even identified. Excellent. Thanks! Although it will deprive me of the joy of directly killing them.

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