I have had them since early June and they always just hung around the shed and then they moved inside when it got cold and I found a bunch in my porch in August and I killed the ones in there with soapy water in a Windex bottle but yesterday I went into my shed (upper floor) to get Christmas decorations and there were hundreds of them! And there were tons of babies on old books and since I was crawling I guess one of them got on my jacket and when I was on my computer last night I saw one crawling on my computer monitor and I made a huge ass mess killing it without making it stink up the house! Has anyone else ever had a problem with them?

 

The worst part about them is when they get comfortable they release an odor that attracts many more. Anyway, I found a recent article about them and it looks like they are pissing alot of people off and they might release a new species into the US (Parasitic Asian Wasp)

 

 

Here it is: http://www.npr.org/2013/12/03/248577633/from-death-jars-to-wasps-a-quest-to-stamp-out-the-stink-bug

 

And: http://www.npr.org/2011/04/26/135635100/can-wasps-squash-the-stink-bug-plague

 

 

 

 

 

I made this topic out of anger!

Your not alone i hate those things

What was the point of this thread? To see who hates insects like you do? What kind of discussion would come out of this?

 What kind of discussion would come out of this?

A stink bug discussion 

What kind of discussion would come out of this?

 

A discussion about stink bugs that are stinky because they are stink bugs of a stinky nature.

 

 

I don't live in the U.S., so all i can say is Good Luck with getting rid of them

I hate 'em. They are EVERYWHERE

 

 

thats alot of fucking bugs ill ask a friend of mine who's a former exterminator if he could give you some pointers on how to get rid of them.

 

There was a huge infestation of them up here last summer. This one there were barely any to be found. Good riddance. I smashed a ton of them because they kept bugging me bouncing around while I was doing anything in my house. I hate when people bring over bugs and crap from other countries. Same way we got killer bees here, kind of. Someone took some from Africa, decided to cross breed them, and then conveniently managed to let them break loose and go off on their own and take over other, more docile hives. Luckily where I live bees would die in the winter, so it's not as bad as if I were in a southern state like Texas or California.