HUGE Yellow Jacket Ground Nest | How To Remove A Ground "Bee" Nest | Wasp Nest Removal 

This man must NEVER have to worry about getting robbed, someone would try to kick in a door or sneakily open the wrong window and get swarmed then stumble into the wrong tree and just wish it ends quick

This is every kid's worst nightmare growing up. Imagine going to your grandparents house and seeing a huge nest everywhere you turn outside. "Why don't you guys go play kickball outside?" "Because, we're not trying to die." Awesome videos man!

I was an exterminator and I did commercial properties. There was a grocery store that had 10 separate wasp nests around the dumpster. I removed the wasps and I receive another call a week later for the outrageous number of flies entering the store. When before there was almost never a fly in that place.

imagine spending a life of building, hearing your home get beaten, and when you go to see what it was, you get sucked up

Who just randomly found this guy and now just watches him. I did that.

I’m honestly amazed that he can just approach the nests he has at home, anytime I even glance at a nest I’m immediately jumped by them. One time they stole my car :(

Amazing about the digging. We had a Yellowjacket nest like this in the garden beside our driveway last year, and before I ever saw the nest, I couldn’t figure out why the cars were always covered in soil despite repeated washing. Figured out they’d fly out of the burrow, over the cars, dropping whatever soil they managed to pick up as they tried to dig. Fascinating little buggers.

What he doesn't tell you, is that if you piss him off, he mails you one of those things as a surprise package...

Always wonderful to see the family gather, enjoying a larva meal together.

8:27 "circumcised with soil". LOL. Circumscribed my friend.

*man knocking on nest* Yellow Jackets: *Ayooo who’s tha……*

This is fascinating. I can admire and appreciate the wasp craftsmanship from behind a camera.

When I saw that that one in the front yard, I immediately thought: "Your Amazon package could not be delivered."

Hmmmmm........Calls himself "Hornet King", and relocates nests of stinging insects to his property. What if he's not doing this for educational purposes, but rather is raising an insect army that will do his bidding, so that he can take over the world? *eyes Hornet King suspiciously* ;)

I'm really glad he explained why he relocates hornets. This whole time I was just thinking this guy was crazy. Interesting, but crazy.

Me- one who is absolutely terrified of flying stinging things from significant childhood trauma: BUT WHY IN YOUR HOUSE.

I will never understand exterminators and how calm they can be in doing these jobs. Even with suits and vacuums, I would piss myself. They are so incredibly brave and level headed.

The wasps nests are basically pancakes for the chickens, huge pancakes

I just said to my mum... "I don't know what good wasps do?!" Found you while researching 𝚐𝚛𝚘𝚞𝚗𝚍 𝚗𝚎𝚜𝚝𝚒𝚗𝚐 𝚋𝚎𝚎𝚜. 𝙼𝚘𝚝𝚑𝚎r has big bumble bees, not wasps. Glad I found your channel. So many fun puns... you said "I'll leave them 🐝 be." 😀

The beautiful architecture of the nest never ceases to amaze me. I never would have known about wasp nests without you HK!

I don’t know why but these videos are so freakin interesting OMG

True story of successful people: Last week, I accidentally stepped on underground hive, I overcome Bolt's world record. Don't ask me to do that AGAIN!!!

1:37 *hornet comes out, sees all his friends being sucked into the oblivion* hornet: “oh nah, i’m going back inside. y’all have fun”

Using vacuums for excavating is actually a really good way to do it, there's some awesome videos of excavation using a pressure washer and wet vac

Someone trying to rob his house accidentally startling the Hornets Him: OHH NOOO

Supposed to be doing school rn but idc. This guy teaches me more about the animal kingdom than my biology class does. Thanks for making my day better Hornet King.

My favorite part of every one of your videos is seeing the birds being so happy after getting the comb.

I used to be so terrified of bees, wasps, and hornets. Now I'm still scared, but I have a stronger appreciation for them.

Hey look it's the que- Crushes it accidentally* Oh no

Love your channel. Yep, I, too, found you randomly. We do not have these hornets in Australia, so I am fascinated by these things. I have so many questions regarding these guys. I am also impressed with the fact that they keep your garden pest free (aphids, etc) by relocating the nest to your yard.. And actually taking the time to relocate when you can instead of just killing the whole nest. I'm happy to have found your channel 🤩😎

The whole wasp chewing things out bit by bit part is scarily true, I know because a HUGE swarm of yellow jackets chewed out a bit of my wall, and then they all flooded in, it was an awful day but I was lucky enough to not be stung!

Guy: _sees queen_ Also this guy: *_Y O I N K_*

I kept thinking why on earth someone would keep nests around their home (besides curiosity and interest) But thinking on it, it's the perfect home security system Imagine someone trying to break in and discovering like 15 wasp/hornet nests

This nest is more organized than my life.

I was looking for tips on how to remove a yellow jacket nest near my patio and happened on your channel for the first time. I read comments, and some viewers who watch videos made by the macho men who destroy ground nests by gasoline, kerosine, torches, flame throwers, (hand grenades if they could) complain that these insects are beneficial and shouldn't be killed. Now I have a link pointing them to you who, amazingly, relocate these little guys (when possible)! It's really refreshing and very informative to see what you do and how you do it. Keep up the good work -- our planet needs more like you in the front lines.

“There goes a queen” and then proceeds to snatch her up lmaooo

For some reason (pandemic?) I’ve been watching a ton of bee and wasp videos this summer. Your balance of gentleness, patience, kindness/respect toward the animals, and education/explanations has me returning again and again. I learn something each time and am gaining a new respect for these flying neighbors. Thanks!

im glad that you're so dedicated to teaching people abt wasps and how important they are to the ecosystems they live in

I've shared your videos multiple times. You have so much valuable info. I took care of 2 ground nest this season. (Only because they were in the middle of the yard where I mow) I have one left, but it's in a flower bed. I have so enjoyed watching this colony grow. So many going in and out. And now I know when I see the drunk looking ones, they are new adults. The Hornet King taught me that! Love your content!

Yellow Jackets: "I sense a disturbance in the force..."

I love seeing you vacuum those yellow jackets

As someone that is more into spiders than wasp/hornets/flying-stinging-things, I do enjoy watching them get sucked up into the vacuum cleaner.

My favorite part is watching the chickens eat the larva. Its a really good use of the left overs and makes me happy.

"This is the queen" S u c c

Most people "man I really need to call an exterminator to get rid of these hornets!" This guy "Hey everyone, come look at my entire colony of pet hornets!"

I found these videos last week and now binge watch them. This guy is pretty cool, love his videos and the guitar music. Long live the Hornet King!

“I just like to let them Bee” Hornet King

Hornets:we've spent most of our lives building this big luxurious nest for our queen and we are so close to finishing Hornet King:VACUME

This guy: Don't be hasty at all, just stay calm and do the job well Me: *So anyway I started blastin'*

HK must have been that weird kid in middle school who lived everything about bugs, but everyone still liked him because he was really chill.

Just found your channel this morning: December 10, 2022, I LOVE ❤️ it!!! Thanks for explaining why you relocate certain nests, I had NO idea why you'd want those things on your property near your family! I know now and it makes PERFECT Sense!!!

Not only is this footage amazing, he's extremely informative. Thanks for all you do, for all animals.

1:54 bug casually waddles past a mass kidnapping

I love how the pill bug is just vibing there ignoring all of those yellow jackets getting sucked in (Also these videos are super satisfying for some reason to watch)

Randomly found this channel and now I’m addicted.

Dude. I'm not worried about the volume of your videos because you content is so good. I love watching you do these videos, I love the education and information I get. Someone was telling me they had honey bees in the ground, they insisted. I explained why they weren't honey bees #1, #2 showed them your videos, and #3 showed them honey bee videos. I've been working on identifying some of the wasps we have on our farm, also helping others understand the difference between hornets and wasps. Oh before I forget, I watched a 1950s horror flix on the Wasp Woman or something like that. They were showing honey bees and not wasps. Thank you so much for your videos. I really do love them. ♥♥♥

Just randomly saw this guy and was immediately hooked. Love how he has his own nests at home that he checks on and studies. INCREDIBLY unique content... 🙏🙏

I just want to say, I really love your content and it always makes me happy to see someone sharing their passion with the world and even making a business from it. As an avid chicken lover it fills my heart with joy to see those well loved, and well fed, girls living their best lives. I hope that one day I can do something with my passion and maybe even share it too.

Man from the spiritual level, the wasps in your home have a very relaxed feeling towards you. Like you're a hands off kind of guardian. I can't explain the feeling but they feel you as kind of part of the environment and not a threat. At least not yet. Your energy gives you away in how they behave with you. Meaning they know you enjoy their company. Keep sharing that feeling with them.

I was surprised that you were relocating the nests! However, when you pointed out the environmental services performed by the wasps, it did make sense (sort of). I like the way they are growing against windows, so you can se inside: Very interesting! We had a beehive like that at school!

9:21 Too many kings are talking at once.

You probably have THE BEST outdoor home security! If someone starts creeping around, you can have your very own "Home Alone" moment!! LOL I can't believe how much paper the hornets did in the box since your last video...hard workers!

I was so surprised to see how the squirrel attacked the easp nest. He could really flip the egg cases away. Amazing, just amazing. Interesting in all that you filmed and all the information yoi shared. Thank you! ❄️❄️😊❄️❄️

Wat a digger and cleaner wasps can be, amazing! And once again, this guy is so damn awesome! No wonder his chicken look so bouncy and pretty.

Ground yellow jackets are a huge threat to those trying to cut the grass.

Wasps, dig nest Ants: do not dare speak the old magic to me witch i was there when it was written

Awesome videos brother, thank you for sharing your job with us.

Your neighbors must love you😂

Nobody: Wasps: Hi man in a suit Man in a suit: Im about to end you’re whole career

I’m a honey bee keeper, and folks think I’m weird 😂 It’s cool that you try to relocate some of them. I love watching my bees as well. They are fascinating creatures. They all serve a purpose here on earth. We trap and relocate honey bees and I pride myself in keeping them healthy and thriving. Pretty cool what your doing, raising awareness and crushing people’s fear with education. Keep it up!

Watching them inside their colony is a nice way to enjoy leisure time.

Love watching!! Always have!! Missed this one along the way, but I got it now!😊

“Males are free loaders and escapees.” I agree, this statement mirrors my dating life, circa 1990’s-2010. 😝😭😲

it makes me so happy how much compassion you have for these animals. you know them well, and it's so cool to actually see that wonderful wasp memory in action! all you hear is about how wasps are the devil and how no one would care if they went extinct, but the environment says otherwise. your channel is educational and enlightening, and here's to more content to come! i'd love more updates on the barn nests in the future. :-)

Just found this page about bee's and never knew they could do all that they do. Found it fascinating.

I have a ground dwelling bee nest in my yard in Ohio. I don't know what species it is but I was stung twice while mowing my grass. There was an existing hole so I believe they took up residence there. I had a very bad reaction to the bee sting so can't keep them around. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Truly enjoyed it and love your passion.

Digger bee after coming back to nest: doesn’t the nest feel... bigger, to you?

Who else saw that queen and thought "relocate"? Then walks outside and the first wasp that comes near screams "Where's the spray!?" Ha ha Thanks for showing us all these nests. Amazing work.

Ya know some people would be worried about posting videos showing a lot of their house in case people try to come rob them, but this guy has the best home defense there is, not guns, just a multitude of wasps nest

New to your channel. Interesting. I'd never heard of relocating nests. My initial question is...what do your neighbors think?

Are we going to see any Cicada killer footage? I’d love that and don’t know much about them. Would love to learn about them.

Eastern yellow jackets: damn we gettin moved n everything 😔 Possum: tAstEe,,,,, 👁👄👁

I actually like wasps. We had a large nest on our patio and the wasps never bothered us. They would watch us as we spray painted things or watered plants but they never felt threatened. I'm glad I got to see the nest grow throughout the summer. When winter hit all the wasps died and now the nest is empty. I kind of hope to see more soon.

Lol I only watch these videos to see how excited the chickens get to pick out all the larva. They have such good aim with them beaks

did anyone notice that when the queen got out she saw the vac and was like "oh hell no, I'm too old for this shit"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Are they crawling on me? I feel like they’re CRAWLING ON ME!!!

I wasn't looking for him but now I'm fascinated, the structures they build are deffinately amazing

I’ve always use a small portable generator with a hose connected to the exhaust. Run the hose in the tunnel of mole, vole, or yellow jackets and 15-20 minutes later problem solved. Keep up the good work!

11:37 : *chicken minding his own business guy :

This is a man who loves his job.

Thank you so much for your videos and all the education! I'm hooked, love the chickens too!

This is a subscription I did not know I needed.

The holes in the nest always makes me feel uncomfortable 😅

I've got a whole lot of respect not only for the wasp removal job but for you actually moving nests onto your own property! Too many people would rather just kill em and be done with them, but they do hold an important place in our world... Plus, it's neat to see the ones you have up against the glass! It's like keeping ants, but a different type of bug lol I've also seen pics circulating of wasp nests built around various objects and making the objects look either neater or creepier than before. Perhaps with one of your relocations, you can experiment and place something by a nest to see how the wasps build around it? Surely it wouldn't do any harm and might be a fun video idea!

I have a garden growing every year and I try to encourage wasps and such to visit. they're great for my plants and, as far as i can tell, don't mess too much with the other pollenators

The quality of these vids is amazing!!

Thank you for the update on the nests! One of my favorite videos that you have done😄

Nothing beats watching your fowl devouring those larvae. XD

I just found this channel and my man you are wild. Subscribed.

2:00 Little roly poly doesn't want any part of this lol