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Originally Posted by my83300cd
I almost mowed right over a yellow jacket ground nest next to the barn but saw it just in time. Put a clear glass bowl over the main entry and got an idea how big the hive was. Went back that night with intentions of hosing it down with wasp killer and near the hive came face to face with the skunk that lives under the barn in the winter. He stamped his feet, I hissed at him and we both backed away from each other. I figured I could hose the nest down another day.
Next morning the hive was a big hole in the ground. There were a few lonely survivors buzzing around. Didn't know skunks ate nests like that. Cannot imagine how much the skunk was stung.
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I think the skunks long hair at least in part helps protect most of their body from the stinging