Throwing Sticks at a Giant Wasps Nest...
Good idea, or not?

Throwing Sticks at a Giant Wasps Nest...

I was doing a walk through with our field team when we encountered a wasps nest. I just told them to throw some sticks at it if it became a problem. I think they'll be fine.
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