How the he!! do.I stop them from setting off my cameras ? I have one today set it off 20 time ended up turning camera off.

Turning the cameras off is a surefire way to stop it so it sounds like you're on the right track.

Man, I was hoping there was video of a swarm. Very disappointing thread title.

I had that same problem under the eaves but with red wasps. I covered all of the cracks and shot wasp spray up there every few weeks.

Kill the yellowjackets. You can buy spray that shoots 25 feet and they drop dead.

I hate a dadgum yella jacket

I have no verifiable proof of this, but my old boss at the apartments I used to work at said to paint the underside of the eves blue (or where ever you have your cameras) because they think it's the sky and they won't build there. I think he said they did that out in LA and it cut down or stopped the problems. Again, don't really know for sure. Sounds like a wives tale to me.

get these, cut 2 down so they are just missing the camera and tape to either side on the back.

the movement should keep them away, maybe, I think, okay, I have never tried it but I think it will work.


less than 2 bucks too.




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Works on praire dogs

Sister suggested putting peppermint oil around camera going to try that first

Red wasps and hornets love peppermint. They build nests all in my peppermint trees.

Also works on the deer!

Well I just created a problem

What about fox urine?