Ground wasp nest removed using delta dust on the swarm 

Thanks I guess it’s a odd niche hard to catch on

Glad I can help the day be a little better for you

I really wanted too lol

Shit this nest was found by this guy right here ☝️☝️ for me to remove

No problem I’ll be posting the 2 removals from your house soon

@@wasphunter7131 so cool!!!

Yeah I never really looked at the nests that close the he early state ones are smaller then a grain of rice never noticed them before lol

My

Hornet King on yt says that is totally normal. Check him out, he talks about it in a lot of his videos.

Yep ground wasp always tend to be the most aggressive in my opinion. The bald faced hornets swarm for sure but the ground wasps numbers can be overwhelming

@@wasphunter7131 didn't realize that so the yellow jacket more aggressive

Yes I do 😔 I need a better camera also I use my phone lol.

You can puff it around you for sure I do here and there. I used to lightly coat my shoes with it because they go for your feet allot

In real life there is no need to even get a massive swarm. Dust the nest entrance with a couple of puffs from a duster and poles. Get paid and leave. If you really want to remove the nest then do it the next day when all dead. This is filmed for dramatic effect rather than how a pestcontrol company would normally operate. Makes for great content though!!!

I used to work in pest control Paul you are correct. Now I just do removals you would not believe how many nests I treat that pest company’s could not get rid of. I prefer to remove the nest right there to make sure there won’t be a reservice needed. For hornets and ground wasp the dust alone will eliminate them with ease, for the tricky ones inside wall voids the dust never seems to get them I’m always coming and being begged to remove the nest because the pest company’s couldn’t get rid of them. Really depends how big the nest in the wall is I guess they are normally massive when the other company’s dust and spray treatments don’t do the trick.

@@wasphunter7131 I got lucky with the German yellow jacket nest I dealt with a month ago, they were built into the corner of the window frame where it had cracked, three big puffs of tempo they were dead by the next morning, I'm guessing they weren't very deep into the wall void but just around that corner of the frame. I did see a handful of foragers that must have been outside the nest when I treated, they were around for a day or so, wouldn't actually land around the nest, just buzzed around the area and flew off, and then disappeared completely.

You know this week my supplier was out of delta dust, so I tried out tempo dust this week. While it’s like 50% more cost wise it really knocked them down much faster I was super impressed with how many were laying completely dead from the dust treating with it.

@@wasphunter7131 Tempo is what I use as well, a little more expensive as you said, but damn does that stuff work well, it goes to work on contact, it's a little bit more dangerous for humans than Delta as well and it won't hold up to moisture like Delta does. Drione is even better than Tempo but the cost difference isn't worth it in my opinion, being that it's between 48.00-52.00 a pound, one thing Delta has going for it is the low price.

I was soo tempted to being in a fire pit already

The centipede 😆😆😆 I seen him on editing and was laughing he went in the nest and was like nope f that

Typically between $75-150 per removal if there are multiple nests I don’t charge extra since I’m already there. Depends on how far I travel to do the removal gas isn’t cheap now days

I’ll have enough videos to make it till the end of the year then I’ll do some other random vids till the next season I’ll do like a poll in the community section let you guys decide

Typically 15-20 min. It acts slow so they are able to spread to others. Imo it’s the best choice of pesticide for wasp just because they end up doing most the work for you. Sprays are only affective till they dry and often require multiple treatments when as the dust never goes away so as others return hours later it’s just as affective.

They sting the gloves all the time they don’t get through though

Thanks same to you

Normally $50-100

@@wasphunter7131 oh wow that's less than what i was expecting especially dealing with bees

P.S. Yep, I love the pure white ones, Delta Dust doing it's job.....

It’s been a pretty good couple of months. I’ll prob take a part time job over the winter this year so I can resume the wasp company next year deff seems like this will be my permanent summer gig moving forward

Thanks