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Worst fear

Well that was hard to watch, and I didn't expect that from the thumbnail.

Add that to the list of things to look for, especially in early season.

I'm mildly allergic and need to re-up my epipens. Thanks for the reminder.
 
krub6b said:
I would have swan dove in to that little puddle of water like it was the Olympics
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Having been swarmed by yellow jackets and red wasp, I could feel all the suck he was tied up in. Fortunately, I always had my feet on the ground and could get away quickly with relatively minimal stings compared to what I am sure he got.
 
Way way back in one of the remote swamps I've been in, the deer cross heavily in the one corner. But it's nothing but trees 1-4 inches wide. There is 1 perfect Oak in the middle that would cover most shooting lanes.

Right in the middle of it where the tree forms a Y is one of the biggest bee hives I've ever seen inside the tree. You can hear them a long ways away buzzing there's so many.

Safe to say that tree is theirs
 
bigmike23 said:
Way way back in one of the remote swamps I've been in, the deer cross heavily in the one corner. But it's nothing but trees 1-4 inches wide. There is 1 perfect Oak in the middle that would cover most shooting lanes.

Right in the middle of it where the tree forms a Y is one of the biggest bee hives I've ever seen inside the tree. You can hear them a long ways away buzzing there's so many.

Safe to say that tree is theirs
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Sounds like you need to hit it with a flaming arrow
 
I was amazed at his presence of mind to actually climb down. Maybe it was that they were honeybees and not wasps. Anyway, I hope to never find out.
 
Honey bees are tolerable, but I’ve been literally incased in a ground hornets nest (fell into a huge nest in the side of a levee) and I’m not allergic but was stung enough to make me pass out at 14 yrs old. Luckily dad and buddy were close. It was misery.
 
The_Fit_Ness_Monster said:
Honey bees are tolerable, but I’ve been literally incased in a ground hornets nest (fell into a huge nest in the side of a levee) and I’m not allergic but was stung enough to make me pass out at 14 yrs old. Luckily dad and buddy were close. It was misery.
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I imagine misery is an understatement having been in some bad encounters myself.
 
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