Gorilla glue spray adhesive vs huge hornet nest amazing results must see!! 

Finally a RU-vid video where the commentary is NOT painfully annoying, but rather highly entertaining!

Imagine walking outside enjoying a nice afternoon when a hornet out of nowhere flies onto you and gets glued to the side of your neck.

Your whistling, humming and singing adds a whole different level of macabre to this video!!! 💀💀💀

3:25 Damn that's brutal. Imagine being stuck, struggling to get free, and your friend starts panicking and tries to gnaw off your neck and arm..

Had a neighbor that was basically nuts, he found a huge nest in a tree on the back of his land. He went out and sprayed varnish all over it, let it dry, and did it again several times until he finally cut it down, put it in an air tight box, for a year. Later he donated it to the high school for study, they cut it in half to show the interior.

Chemist here. Occasionally we get wasps in the chem lab and we treat it like chemists would. We shoot them with solvent we keep in squeezy bottles for working in the lab. We try to shoot them out of the air and make a game out of it. Dichloromethane dissolves their wings nearly instantly (also not flammable) and kills them Ethanol (pure) and Methanol work great too Isopropanol (rubbing alcohol) probably works great too and it's available for home use. Gotta love the effects of solvent on wasps.

You learn something new everyday. The wasp were really determined to get out to the point they started eating each other to escape.

wherever you are in this video, it sounds like my childhood. kids laughing without a care in the world, the airplane flying overhead, the crickets and birds. everything. even the lighting and stuff, it makes it seem like an exact replica of my childhood and i love it

One year they built a nest on a window at my house, bigger than that one. You could see the enter workings of the nest. It was incredible to see how hard they worked and the order they came in and out of the nest. We didn’t tear it down until winter came and they all moved out. But FYI, our had 2 entrances. 1 main entrance and 1 toward the rear. The nest against the glass was all open, you could see many different chambers, you could see the queen laying eggs and the workers covering them. We watched new ones being born, it was amazing the enter workings of a massive nest.

You should try spray foam in a can. Stick the long tube in the opening and spray. It is VERY sticky and then expands like crazy.

Am I wrong for enjoying this?

It is so satisfying to watch someone who is both excellent at their job and truly enjoys it.

What most people don't know is that typical Wasp and Hornet spray contains very little active pesticide ingredients. Most of them depend on highly volatile chemicals such as methylene chloride or tri-chloroethane which have a very low boiling point. A wasp's normal body temperature is around 106 to 108 degrees and the chemical evaporates very fast and causes a cooling effect. The wasp dies from the drastically reduced body temperature.

OMG! The commentary has me in stitches. 😂😂😂😂

Dude, as someone who has a nearly-lethal allergy to these little bastards, I appreciate more than you can know, your clear and obvious glee at their sticky destruction. Bravo!

can't believe people let a nest get that big without doing something sooner.

Husband was stung by a bald-faced hornet on the top of his head about a month ago. We have fruit trees in our yard. The hornets love the peaches and pears that fall to the ground. He bent over to pick up a pear and that’s when the hornet stung him on top of the head. He had anaphylaxis, went to hospital, took 4 epinephrine treatments plus steroids to get it under control. He now carries an epi pen. We searched for the nest, but never found it.

Please also make a video using Fipronil which is ingredient in the Frontline spot-on anti-flea and tick applications you put on the fur of pets. Two drops of the stuff mixed with a few spoonful of catfood in a small tin hung in front of their nest will wipe out the whole poulation within half a day, they feed on the catfood, pass it on to the critters in the nest, the larvae etc. Amazing stuff

I love this guy he’s the funny rated R version of hornet king 😂😂😂

Can't understand how someone waits for the nest to get THAT big before requesting intervention

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Im sure you know this, but the bald faced hornet is one of the most aggressive in the world. Nasty buggers that will go after any living thing in its path! Awesome video!

Those are Bald Head Hornets and they can be dangerous. Glad you are in full gear to handle them. Thanks for sharing.

Lol his flipint talking is enjoyable to the ears. Ive never hat someone be so calm with dealing with wasps. But ive never seen such an easy way of subduing them. Awesome!

Absolutely horrifying carnage😂😂 good job man!! They didn’t have a clue what hit em!

First Insect sting was from the same ones in this Video, 65 years ago. We called them Bald Hornets or some called them White Face Hornets. Still hate them today, great job, keep up the good work. 😃

This is cold blooded ! Wow, I thought I was cruel. I’m very impressed.

spray foam works good too. the kind that expands the most is best .. also best to wait till evening or early morning when the weather is cool.

Also, isopropyl alcohol in a spray bottle. The stronger, the better. I found by complete accident that it's effective in killing wasps almost immediately. I'm a housekeeper for vacation rentals, and one unit I cleaned had a nest somewhere close by and a couple wasps were trapped in the upstairs bathroom. Didn't have anything else other than my isopropyl on hand at the time, didn't want to get stung, and found out how effective it is in instant wasp death. 😆

Very interesting, I'd love to see you try spray foam adhesive, it's not the same as expanding foam, its very similar looking, and sprays the same, but it doesn't expand as much but is very sticky, sprays out very fast and sets in 10 minutes. You have to buy the can then you need a particular gun to use it with.

I just came across this video and I got to say dude you totally have an appetite for destruction or at least for containment. Either way I love it!! Thanks for sharing

I feel like the 3M spray adhesive would work better. It seems to shoot thicker than the GG. Great channel

You’re awesome! I loved it! That’s a brilliant idea, the gorilla glue… and you have a great way of describing it all. I have a paranoia of hornets, wasps and yellow jackets… this was so relieving to watch. I did like when you squished a few in your hands. Those gloves are amazing… and that suit is probably hot on a summer day but you seemed well protected…. I have a Subscribed! I have liked!!! I’m a fan man!

That stuff works really well as hair spray too!

Soapy water working really well, too. It permeates their shells and drowns them almost instantly. So a bucket full or maybe even a supersoaker, works so well. Especially on ground bees

That was wonderful. Thank you for taking the time to record that good job.

Gotta say, that nest is nothing short of an amazing piece of art.

OMGshhhhh!!! Hearing that cracking sound as you showing one in between your fingers....and than squash it's head together!!! I just wasn't expecting that.

It is amazing how well those paper nests burn.

You're not supposed to have that much fun killing things, no? 😂

It’s amazing that they build that home.

I mentioned this comment in another one of your videos, but never heard from the wasp hunter himself. Years ago I had a good sized wasp nest on the underside of a hinged plywood tip-up cover on my propane tanks. So I went out at night, propped up the plywood then completely put the whole nest in a gallon-sized pickle jar. Once the nest was in the jar, I slid a piece of cardboard over it. I shook the nest up a little, just to get them active, then I put the whole jar and nest into the microwave oven. I turned the microwave on to the “hornet” setting (just kidding) I put it on for a minute and saw a real show of “popcorn hornets”. You should really do this it kills the whole nest quickly.

Flex Seal works great too! Had a huge wasp nest in my shed where I keep my lawnmower. It was the only thing I had near me. They haven't left the nest in 2 years!! Lol.

Has anyone suggested Flex Seal yet?

It’s something about you that I really like, handsome and I like your voice. I also like how focused and involved you are. Your laughs were funny too. 😂❤️

The fact he is whistling while doing it omg I love it

Not for use on Hair though....

I agree it's "them or us" when it's on a house, but it is a shame to see their amazing structure and work torn apart. They did that with their MOUTHS!

No hornets were harmed in the making of this film. Any resemblance to real hornet harm is purely coincidental.

As someone who is highly allergic to every stinging thing, this is VERY useful information!! I can’t get that close, but I can now show someone exactly how to do it! THANKS!!!

You should try getting aerosolized contact cement it comes out in a white stringy adhesive. It’s used a lot in countertop making. It would for sure prevent them from coming out of the nest as it would create kind of a white web over the opening which they would get stuck on.

You might be able to use a different spray nozzle to give you more of a stream rather than a wide stream. A stream would put out more glue more quickly. Maybe take the top off a wasp killer can... the glue uses more of a spray paint type nozzle.

LOLOL It's the Doot doot doot singing, humming, they getting fkd, and laughing for me!! LOLOL You are one brave dude. I don't like anything that sting. I subscribed because you had me LOL a lot. I had a lot wasp hives on my house last summer and some of the hives were pretty big. I had to hire pest contol to get rid of them.

I feel kinda bad saying this because they're animals and pollinators especially, but...this is wildly cathartic to anyone who has ever been swarmed

I didn't want to stare, but I couldn't look away. You're a brave man. You do a great service to mankind. I still feel all crawly after watching this video, but I'm so grateful for people like you!

1st video I've seen from this channel. Maybe you already have done it, but using expanding spray foam on one of those nests would be interesting to see. Would it fill the nest? Would they die from the heat created by the chemical reaction that causes the foam to expand?

The tragedy is there isn’t something stronger, like an “adore” button.

Hands down the most satisfying video I've seen in a very long time🙌🏻👏🏻 I need more stripey b@stard glue vids 😂😂😂

I love how much happy fun you’re having doing the job! 😀

it would be interesting to see a freezing spray, like CRC or Protech - which freezes anything to -50c instantly

The calm narration makes this that much more enjoyable to watch.

Ya man that was a great video. New to the channel but highly enjoyed it.

Fascinating! I was expecting it to crumble and hornets to fly everywhere, but you did an amazing job.

I only felt bad for the one getting dismembered and bee-headed 😂

Him whistling makes it even more savage 😂 that’s awesome!!! 1000 likes from me!!

The pattern of the hive is actualy kinda amazingly cool. Its notnexactly a pattern but its not tottaly chaotic.

Brake cleaner and carburetor cleaner kills bugs dead! (Except it never works on carpenter bees)

“Their wings won’t work if you get them with glue.” 😅

Of all the times I've been stung and bit, this is the funniest thing I've ever seen in regard to hornets. Thank you for taking revenge!!

As someone who has an innate fear of any stingy insects (and has a boyfriend who also fears them), this is really helping with my fear, I'mma recommend this channel to him. 🐝👏

I'm sure you've probably covered it before but I've had luck with something called Delta Dust (contains deltamethrin). You just puff some up into an entrance of the nest and they track it in. A few puffs over a couple hours and the entire hive is dead the next day. The jungle site has it (and the bulb blower I used) if your local hardware store doesn't.

You should try polyurethane spay insulation foam. With the straw you could instantly block the opening and fill up the nest. It takes a while to cure and a little around the outside would stick all the ones returning to the nest.

Hornets are like "Son of a b**ch you tore our house down," love how he's calmly humming while gluing them 😂 This is so satisfying to watch thanks

OMG, this guy luvs his work. As a newbie thoroughly enjoyed and joined!

First time catching your channel. Thanks for being brave and killing those horrible things. Loved the beat box at the end 🎉

It’s like these bees are at burning man!

You really sound like you’re having a great time! Happy spraying!!!

Glue Spray works similar to the model used in Japan for the Asian Giant Hornets with the sticky rat trap paper sheets that they land on and get stuck….simple idea and effective

You’re like the OPRAH of gorilla gluing these buggers to the nest. “You get glued to the nest” “you get glued to the nest”. Lol Awesome.

Nice Video!! Keep em comin. Take Care :)

Haha the ozzyman quote is gold. Yeah i think the expander foam was the best

Japanese bee keepers use a similar method to protect their hives from Hornets. Although they put fly paper on their hives to gum the b’stards up I did notice one bee keeper in a previous video suggested using Elmers glue to gum their wings up and stop them swarming.

It's quite amazing that some creatures; especially insects, are born with these incredible engineering skills! Of course, it's all instinct! Bees, Hornets, etc..all make those Hexagon cells!

I’ve never seen anyone used this method before, but wow, it’s really effective! I also gave you a like 👍

They look almost cartoonishly funny when they get stuck 😂

Dude, I love your commentary. You are totally up there! Both you and the Hornit King. Love this content. #Savage

And it makes for a cool art project as well

What do you think of spraying into the nest with this adhesive after dark when the hornets have gone to roost? Would that have cut down on them swarming--would more have been trapped in a bottleneck at the entrance?

I’m surprised you did this in broad daylight… you didn’t get swarmed as much as suspected. Good job 👍🏼

This day will be remembered in the Hornets history book for generations to come😂😂

It's unbelievable how satisfying it is to watch this 😊 thank you!

I hate getting sucked into my phone but for this last 30 minutes I feel like I’ve learned so much 😂 seeing one hornet literally chewing and tearing away at another to try and escape was one of the craziest things I’ve seen! Can’t believe nobody has mentioned that! Survival instinct kicked in on that mf. And all the stuff people saying that a hornet sting has caused them.. did not know they can be extremely harmful! These are the kind of helpful/cool videos I think should be viral!

My mom had an underground yellow-jacket nest in one of her planting beds and they stung her a few times. I went over there to take care of it, figuring I’d use something from my late-dad’s garage or basement workshop… found a full can of Scotch-Guard spray adhesive. The wasps had 2 access holes in the ground, I unloaded half the can into each. Effective and VERY entertaining!

The spray adhesive is turning the wasp nest into a their very own glue trap! NICE!!

U definitely earned a like/sub. Amazing job.

One of my favorites was the guy who put a piece of pvc pipe up into the nest and sent a couple of bottle rockets. Instant nest removal.

Dangerous as these insects are, I felt a bit sorry for them being glued to death.

Awesome this was really satisfying to watch! You should definitely use this one more time and empty the whole can in the entrance! 2 other things that would be cool to watch you use is can foam straight in. And the 2nd is burn it up with a spray can you set fire on the gas when you spray! Anyways you got one new follower here!✌🏼

I used glue pads on a yellowjacket nest this summer that got into my concrete foundation. Took about 3 weeks-about 400 wasps.

What if you were to place one of those sticky traps for rats? There are some that look like clear gel, and I think they are extra sticky. Especially if the pad is near the sun, it should sort of melt. Making it easier for them to get stuck.