How to you get rid of bees under the pouch?

The back pouch is brick ,there is an opening(a small crack on the side where bees are going in this hole, there are quite a few of them, We put a piece of steel wood in the hole, but that made them bad and they just keep coming. this morning we closed it with a clotting gum, but they are still swamming around it trying to get in. My mother-in-law was stung yesterday sitting on the pouch. what do we do?


Scared to death.How to you get rid of bees under the pouch?
When you find quite a few bees going into an area it means there's a hive inside your wall. At this point, they are NOT going to give up their hive and queen. You can try to kill each individual bee, but i doubt it will solve the problem.





There are pest control people who specialize in bees, they come out in bee suits and take care of the problem. BUT, it normally means opening up the hole a bit bigger which means repair.





Every bee within your wall is putting out a distress signal to every bee they have on the outside of the wall, which will not stop until every bee is dead. Keep in mind, the hive has made honey for quite some time and can keep themselves alive for a year or so in there. Meanwhile, the other bees will be working to find a new opening and i'm certain they will find one.





As for the nasty person who corrected your spelling, ignore. They must have nothing better to do than sit around trying to make others feel badly. You cannot allow those types of people to count within your life. They are worthless and inept at human interaction. They feel they must negate others to simply give themselves a small feel of satisfaction of worth. Which only shows lack of worth to all others.





If my house was swarming with bee's, i might be so worried that i might mispell as well.How to you get rid of bees under the pouch?
There is a bee or wasp nest under your porch.Covering the hole is not a good idea.If anything you should,at night when they are all in the nest make the opening big enough so that you can see inside and spot the nest. Then spray the nest with wasp and hornet spray saturating it completely.Wait a few days and seal up the hole.Or you could call a professional pest control company. They have access to chemicals that are not available to the public