Good day.They do die off in winter. Their nests are impressive. These are a couple we’ve collected in past winters.
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what’s the reason for hanging the paint cans?
Good day.They do die off in winter. Their nests are impressive. These are a couple we’ve collected in past winters.
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It’s a shop area with a 10’6” ceiling. Writing what it is on the bottom of the cans and hanging them on the ceiling makes them all easily accessible, easy to find what I’m looking for, and saves a ton of shelf space. I have a hook pole so I can hang stuff on the ceiling and pull it down quickly without getting out a stepladder or clearing the floor. Not an original idea. Saw one of my friend’s shop with paint and a few other things in the ceiling and copied his method.Good day.
what’s the reason for hanging the paint cans?
That’s a great idea…never thought of that.It’s a shop area with a 10’6” ceiling. Writing what it is on the bottom of the cans and hanging them on the ceiling makes them all easily accessible, easy to find what I’m looking for, and saves a ton of shelf space. I have a hook pole so I can hang stuff on the ceiling and pull it down quickly without getting out a stepladder or clearing the floor. Not an original idea. Saw one of my friend’s shop with paint and a few other things in the ceiling and copied his method.
I don’t know any local. Might look into that if we have to remove them before they die off naturally.Do you know any taxidermists? Sometimes they are interested to have them…maybe they like to come get it?
I’m a taxidermist and I will speak for us all. No! You keep them. A side note we have had people bring them to the shop first bit of winter and when the hive warms up so do the hornets that’s always a great time.Do you know any taxidermists? Sometimes they are interested to have them…maybe they like to come get it?
Thanks for the heads up. Will add them to the shop ceiling if they make it long enough. And yeah, it’s a good idea to put the whole thing in a freezer for about a week before considering it safe unless it’s collected well into winter.I’m a taxidermist and I will speak for us all. No! You keep them. A side note we have had people bring them to the shop first bit of winter and when the hive warms up so do the hornets that’s always a great time.
Oh my…I have traded them for reduced fees with mine (amongst other items). Anyway to each their own. It’s nice of you to speak up for all. It was Just a suggestion.I’m a taxidermist and I will speak for us all. No! You keep them. A side note we have had people bring them to the shop first bit of winter and when the hive warms up so do the hornets that’s always a great time.
Neighbor had an incident where he went out west for a hunt and came back with a few rattlers to be added into some of his taxidermies....apparently they weren't in the freezer long enough and when he got home there was quite a lot of rattling coming from the bucket...Thanks for the heads up. Will add them to the shop ceiling if they make it long enough. And yeah, it’s a good idea to put the whole thing in a freezer for about a week before considering it safe unless it’s collected well into winter.