Stinging insect aggression

So I was up at the hunting property all weekend. All 4 of us were busy preparing for October, clearing out trails, freshing up crossings, repairing bridges. Etc.

We had run ins with hornets, yellow jackets, gigantic horse flies all weekend. Is it just me or are these things more aggressive than they used to be? These things seem like they are just always ready to pin-cushion you over the slightest of indiscretions. Have any of you noticed that? I understand if you mess with their next you'll feel their wrath, but man these things seem to come out of no where. I killed a horse fly on one dude's back that was nearly the size of a horse. The thing was trying to bite him through his shirt.

I am about to go scorched earth and just start bug bombing the entire property.

Thanks Obama.

TheReal_LWS wrote:So I was up at the hunting property all weekend. All 4 of us were busy preparing for October, clearing out trails, freshing up crossings, repairing bridges. Etc.

We had run ins with hornets, yellow jackets, gigantic horse flies all weekend. Is it just me or are these things more aggressive than they used to be? These things seem like they are just always ready to pin-cushion you over the slightest of indiscretions. Have any of you noticed that? I understand if you mess with their next you'll feel their wrath, but man these things seem to come out of no where. I killed a horse fly on one dude's back that was nearly the size of a horse. The thing was trying to bite him through his shirt.

I am about to go scorched earth and just start bug bombing the entire property.

You should have stayed there.

Watch Out Pylon! wrote:Thanks Obama.

Eh, can't even blame him for this. Though I'll still throw some shade his way over it.

Climate change has caused a polarity shift in the brains of insects causing them to be more aggressive.

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:Climate change has caused a polarity shift in the brains of insects causing them to be more aggressive.

That could explain it. We had motors (ATVs, UTVs, chainsaws, pickups) going 24/7.......

Jade Helm genetically engineered a variety of more aggressive insects to dissuade the general hunting population from providing meat for themselves, so all of us would be more dependent on government controlled meats. 95% of the beef you buy today has mind control hormones pumped into it. It's only a matter of time before we're all slaves to the machine.

TheReal_LWS wrote:

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:Climate change has caused a polarity shift in the brains of insects causing them to be more aggressive.

That could explain it. We had motors (ATVs, UTVs, chainsaws, pickups) going 24/7.......

If you were at the property for the weekend, you did not have motors running for seven days.

SD is the worst liar.

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:Climate change has caused a polarity shift in the brains of insects causing them to be more aggressive.

This.

SpartanInNH wrote:

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:Climate change has caused a polarity shift in the brains of insects causing them to be more aggressive.

This.  

You guys and your librul "science". It's fucking Jade Helm. Open your eyes!

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

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