Hey CDC Folks,
Million $ question,Why do they (yellow jackets) come around when cleaning fish?:dono
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Hey CDC Folks,
Million $ question,Why do they (yellow jackets) come around when cleaning fish?:dono
(?) They will come to fish or beer.
So you can cut their tails off with your Knife!!!! Million Bucks Please..
I do not know. But, I do know that they will also come when I am cleaning squirrel or deer. I think they are attracted to the sweet smell of the blood, but I am not sure.
They show up when the fish are biting too.
"gene"
http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/f...E824F5D156.jpg
whut.....whut.....now where did you sneak off to.....don't look like the marsh to me.....does look familiar tho.....or is that picture a re-tread.....
Mr Bruce,
Look at the picture again!!!
Good one paw paw!
yep....2/18/14........Quote:
Originally Posted by Fishinfool1998
His yellow jacket!
ha....good one Gene:Rofl
:Doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fishinfool1998
They (yellow jackets) are attracted to the protein in the meat. They use the protein to make the sticky paste that holds the nest together. That's why you see them and wasp's and hornets feeding on dead carcasses. You can research it cause I don't really have a clue. it just sounds good.
Your close,this is fromQuote:
Originally Posted by superfly
Yellow Jackets : Extension : Clemson University : South Carolina
Food: Yellow jacket adults feed on foods rich in sugars and carbohydrates such as plant nectar and fruit. They also search for foods high in protein such as insects and fish. These are chewed and conditioned in preparation for larval consumption
Do what I do JR. Catch less fish, clean less fish. :biggrin Might as well laugh at myself. Used to catch a lot more than I do now.
never had a problem with yella jackets.....maybe they don't like goo...........Quote:
Originally Posted by dpisani