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I don't know if this works after the fact, but my granfather used to crush a baby asprin (I suppose a regular asprin might work just as well) add a few drops of water to turn it into a paste and then apply it to the sting area. It's worked for me in the past. I was just stung a few weeks ago...

OK Guys. Here's the best I could do. Please forgive me for my cattle drawing. Here are a few things to remember. The size wood that I used was because that's what I had laying around. For my posts, I used 6"x6"x10'. I buried them 3' below ground leaving me with a 7' exposure above ground...

Sorry everyone. I was in the hospital and just got out. I'll get it to you as best I can.

I'll try and send you some drawings of what I did for a squeeze. It's actually quite easy once you figure it out and I only needed to add a good 8' gate and some hinges to the inside of my chute. I put the hinges at the bottom so that the top squeezes towards the other side. I hold it in place...

I've used both of those websites mentioned by JW and Dun along with several others on the web. I have a wooded area on my property that I used as a small corral that then funnels into my chute. I made it out of 6x6 pressure treated posts and lined the sides with 2x12s, but you can use 2x6's...