Si. Big thick sting proof gloves too that don't breathe...
That's gin and tonic conditions if I ever there was one.
I'm also cutting the roof open, removing 100+ pounds of honeycomb, the roof repair, then tile replacement. From a ladder...grin..
I've helped/messed with bees some. But on a ladder no way Jose.
Do you do anything with the honeycomb or do you spray before you get into it?
Gotta kill it. All killer bees down here. Dangerous enough just doing that...
I fill up a three yard dumpster weekly...
Figured. When I was down there the word was all bees were africanized. No idea of the veracity, but sounded believable. Been on trails out in the desert and heard the humm pretty loud a couple times from far enough out I never got tagged. Had a swarm on my porch one time that kept the wife and kid in the house till I got home and it cooled off. Nothing like what you deal with, these were all exposed and and bunched up tight, I had a can in each hand and as one layer fell off I hit the next before they could get mobile. I was paranoid, but had helped my old man with regular honeybees as a kid and thought I kinda knew what I was doing lol.
I see a lot of that....
Spray foam, cans of empty spray, and swollen faces hiding inside waiting on me......grin
I don't doubt it one bit. Fucgk those little bastards. Thank God they aren't up here.
