Does it kill yellow jackets with one hit?
854799
It stuns them, but depends on how you swat them, and where. The larger the insect, the harder it is to kill them with one "hit". This one is about the best there is though.
854800
I haven't tried it on a yellow jacket or wasp. I didn't want to anger it if the electric swatter didn't kill it instantly. The Executioner Pro kills gnats and small flies immediately! Big flies are stunned and fall, to be finished off by your preference. I used it on a katydid (big green grasshopper). It fell but quickly flew away. I hope this helps.
854801
It didn't kill the yellow jacket on the first try, it took me several swings. It does kill flies on the first try though.
854802
My experience no but they dont usually get up like some othe bugs. I then step on them.
854803
Maybe not KILL but it'll certainly take down any flying insect so you can step on it. I think it destroys their wings then they're not going anywhere. I love it!
854804
Have never tried on a yellow jacket or hornet but my guess (based on the sizes of insects I have hit) is no. It would prob only stun it with one hit.
2122252
Definitely not - it could kill them. You also will need to remove any plants.
37386
I'm not sure if it kills fleas. But it works very well for yellow jacket's ect...
186580
No it really only kills flies. Anything with an exoskeleton just gets shot a few feet away
1182112
I am certain that it will kill anything that bites into your leaves. Japanese beetles are a terrible problem here. They stripped my hybrid elm trees one year. Then I put this stuff down. It kills the beetles so fast that each beetle takes one little bite and then it dies right there still holding on to the leaf. You can get the same chemical much more cheaply on Amazon. Get Criterion 75WSP 6.4 ounces. It contains four smaller packets. The stuff dissolves immediately. I put one packet in a 3 gallon pail of water and pour it around my trees. They are more than 30 feet tall and it protects them completely. I am certain that it will kill anything that bites into your leaves. Japanese beetles are a terrible problem here. They stripped my hybrid elm trees one year. Then I put this stuff down. It kills the beetles so fast that each beetle takes one little bite and then it dies right there still holding on to the leaf. You can get the same chemical much more cheaply on Amazon. Get Criterion 75WSP 6.4 ounces. It contains four smaller packets. The stuff dissolves immediately. I put one packet in a 3 gallon pail of water and pour it around my trees. They are more than 30 feet tall and it protects... » Read More I am certain that it will kill anything that bites into your leaves. Japanese beetles are a terrible problem here. They stripped my hybrid elm trees one year. Then I put this stuff down. It kills the beetles so fast that each beetle takes one little bite and then it dies right there still holding on to the leaf. You can get the same chemical much more cheaply on Amazon. Get Criterion 75WSP 6.4 ounces. It contains four smaller packets. The stuff dissolves immediately. I put one packet in a 3 gallon pail of water and pour it around my trees. They are more than 30 feet tall and it protects them completely. « Show Less
973037
I have been using it as a barrier. It stops the ant I have been using it on. I do not think it kills instantly, I think the ants need to take it back to the nest on their bodies. A professional told me to spray the foundation and up behind the siding.
1615496
Sorry, I did not try it on yellow jackets.. just spiders and scorpions. Worked great on them.. won't use anything else from now on.
1547425
not sure, but it sure got rid of tons of stinkbugs in my garden... in about one hour, they were dead or gone...
227226
This trap is not designed to attract or capture bees of any variety but works very well on yellow jackets. For the yellow jackets, the pheromone and sliced meat work well. In the season that I used the traps, only yellow jackets were caught.
1217914
Yellow jackets are wasps, so I am confident they will be killed if it reaches them. However, be very careful to wait until late at night, wear protective clothing, and move out of there quickly. If I were doing it, I would stick the sprayer nozzle down the hole, set it to stay on continuously, and run for my life.
926039
Don't have experience with stinks, but it kills everything else, so I'm sure it will kill them. It was shipped to my Tn residence so NC won't be a problem. It is impressive, cheap, easy to use, and effective for weeks on end, even after rains!
1345951
I tried everything to kill Yellow jackets that had invaded my home. They were getting in between the floor joists. After just one time shooting a little of this powder into the entry hole in the wall, and you must do it at night while they are not active, and I never saw another Yellow Jacket. This was a big hive, from the number of them that was going in and out all day, and it killed them all overnight. The best item I have ever bought for this purpose.Royce
2048809
I tried it twice on a yellow jacket nest (in house soffit). I treated in late afternoon rather than at night, so not all the yellow jackets were in the nest. Returning yellow jackets were hesitant to go into the nest, but eventually did and the nest is still active. So I would say this product is NOT effective at killing yellow jackets. But yellow jackets are wasps, not bees, so there may be a difference there.
1614863
Nope. This is a personal repellant, that works in wind-free environment. It does not attract or kill.
1827178
Not sure about yellow jackets but since hanging one of these I have not seen a wasp or bee around my house. They used to be plentiful around here. I have ordered several of these as gifts for neighbors after they comments on mine.
2231232
It only wad enough for one colony. I set a tray out in the trail and they carried it in. I had enough to apply twice. it did kill the whole colony.
1759701
I bought it for yellow jackets and I can tell you it did NOT work at all. I was using the store bought peel and stick cardboard strips and they were working perfectly, although getting very pricey. I applied to this stuff to both the entrance and surrounding area as well as making my own sticky cardboard traps and hanging it up. This stuff did not work. Caught a lot of ants and really tiny mites, but that was it. I image the most it would do to carpenter bees is minorly annoy them.