Stryder50
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That's interesting since they first appeared up in B.C. Canada and didn't get very far down her into the USA. I'm in NW Washington State, about eight miles from Canadian border and we only had a few sightings locally here.Stryder50 FYI
In 2020 we had an infestation of the "Murder Hornets" and I called the Texas Department of Agriculture. An agent from Dallas came out and gave the people in my hood a lecture and a video that blew our minds. Since then we have not paid any attention to the killers and have not seen any for the past 2 years. Thank God for the busy little honey bees. I learned 70 years ago living on a farm not to harm pollinators as the are vital for 3/4 of the worlds plants and trees.
Enjoy the 3 minute video..
'Honeybees Not Defenseless Against Murder Hornets, Watch Them ROAST One Alive! (VIDEO) - Think Americana - Conservative Political News
Talk about something that's insane, the media is already trying to tell the public what they should be afraid of next. Just as things are finally starting to ease up just the slightest bit, the media starts pushing the story about the "murder hornet" and how it has now been seen in America...thinkamericana.com
Hadn't heard of anything as far South and East as Texas.