Happy to report after several chemical applications and a few hornet dive bombs off the head the problem has been rectified. I confirmed that the chem killed probably 100 of them and caused the rest to vacate. I used a pole pruner and cut the nest down.bagged and in the trash. Thanks to my NJGF brethren for the advice.

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7 hours ago, jrfly3006 said:

Happy to report after several chemical applications and a few hornet dive bombs off the head the problem has been rectified. I confirmed that the chem killed probably 100 of them and caused the rest to vacate. I used a pole pruner and cut the nest down.bagged and in the trash. Thanks to my NJGF brethren for the advice.

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If the nest is undamaged and abandoned you can get around $100 for them. Still attached to the branch is best.

15 minutes ago, brucin said:

If the nest is undamaged and abandoned you can get around $100 for them. Still attached to the branch is best.

Outta curiosity, why/how?

54 minutes ago, brucin said:

If the nest is undamaged and abandoned you can get around $100 for them. Still attached to the branch is best.

Do tell! I have a few 

54 minutes ago, fishnut said:

Do tell! I have a few 

Vegan Christmas decorations. 

28 minutes ago, voyager9 said:

Vegan Christmas decorations. 

I used them to mess with friends such as putting it on their car  or next to front door. 

If the nest is undamaged and abandoned you can get around $100 for them. Still attached to the branch is best.

Dang where were you 2 days ago?..lol..didnt know that..

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Look on eBay. smaller ones sell for less but a nice large nest will easily gross $100. 

I've seen antique stores price them at $200 or more but there you get to haggle the price.

It depends on how natural it looks attached to the branches No damage will also drive up the price.

They are used as decorative pieces in restaurants and homes.

39 minutes ago, brucin said:

Look on eBay. smaller ones sell for less but a nice large nest will easily gross $100. 

I've seen antique stores price them at $200 or more but there you get to haggle the price.

Damn... and to think I've been destroying them for the fun of it, I could have been making some lunch money... now you tell me.

I was gonna guess taxidermy for Bear mounts

We managed to convince my brother-in-law that wasps make super delicious honey. He was completely ready to try to gently take it down with the wasps still there.