The effect of stumbling into a hornets nest on BG and BP
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Permalink Reply by jrtpup on -
OMG Mark, hope you're ok! Had a similar thing happen to my son at a dog trial. He was letting the dog he had explore the edge of the woods, and he disturbed a ground bee or wasp nest or something. My son came running back to me swatting them off the dog - ignored the ones on him. Good kid :)
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Permalink Reply by Stemwinder on -
Ouch Mark I'll take your word as gospel here and cancel my upcomming experiments on this matter. Sorry you had to go thru this I hope your OK. Something tells me your on your own with the duck decoys.
Gary S
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