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http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Professional-Cotton-Full-Body-Beekeeping-Bee-Keeping-Suit-w-Veil-Hood-XXL-/263187325108?hash=item3d472fe0b4:g:7GcAAOSwRFdZrfSY Wonder how these would do for hornets and wasps. Cheap protection.

Merle freeremoval@cascadevenomcollection.com is the email address. They are starting to wind down for the season, so will probably have more time to return an email. He's not anyone I see or contact unless needed. Direct email will probably work better between you two.

http://registerguard.com/rg/news/local/35762297-75/wasp-nests-much-sought-after-by-venom-collectors.html.csp interesting view of a collection bottle. Fancy, drink bottle with a valve.

I got stung a time or three that day. The BeeMan was looking to be hours to days before he was going to be able to make it out, in the height of the season, of course. I didn't want to leave the loader running until it used up 5-6 gallons of diesel, and have an empty diesel machine to try to...

Maybe he does. I think he just sucks out the bulk of the nests occupants. He said the ones that do come back to the nest are somehow confused. They will disperse. Last time I used him, I found a yellow jacket nest with my mini, running full throttle. I was running fast. Machine was running...

It's basically a shop vac, attached to a Gatorade bottle, through a hole on the bottom. There is a screen there. Turn on shop vac, suck up pests while in bee suit, close screw top. He doesn't dig you the nest. Well known. They make allergy cures from the insects,, somehow.

Anyone do it? Locally, a guy makes his living, at least partially, this way, by selling to biomedical/ pharmaceutical companies. http://cascadiavenomcollection.com