What is the best way to kill a yellow jacket best in the ground?

Diesel after dark

All done at night.

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Cup of gasoline & but a brick over the hole after u pour it in.

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Be ready for the other hole that you dont see

At night a five gallon bucket of water mixed super heavy with dawn dish liquid. It’s not cool like gas and a lighter but I have been successful several times with it.

Gasoline.

I did it last week. Used half a can of this foam at night. It did the trick.

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Whatever you do, don’t do what my brother and I did as kids. We stuck a broken off shovel handle in the hole to trap them in there. A few minutes later we pulled it out to see if they were mad.

I’ve never been so many times in my life. Well over 20 stings. Mostly on the backs of my legs while running and screaming.

Had one at the camp last year. Used our propane torch after dropping gas in the hole. Got close enough and just blasted the hell out of it. Spent the next two days drinking beer and picking off stragglers in the air with the flamethrower. Good times

I bought a flame thrower lance and hose (~10') from Lowes that attaches to a 5 gallon portable propane tank. I've lit that baby, cranked up the flame to a roar (throws ~ 5' and the wand is about 3'), and just walked up to the nest with flame in front, then aimed it down the hole for a minute or 2. I've done this 5 or 6 times and now my neighbors come get me when they find in ground nests. I really enjoy killing those little bastids with fire. It's quick, fun, and I've never been stung. If a couple fly at you while walking toward the nest the flame knocks them out of the air. I really enjoy watching them catch fire and hit the dirt.