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Why You Should Never Approach A Yellow Jacket Nest - Instant Attack Mode! Mousetrap Monday 

Shawn Woods
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Destroying A Rare Above Ground Yellow Jacket Nest In The Barn.
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@ShawnWoodsMousetrapMonday
@ShawnWoodsMousetrapMonday 8 месяцев назад
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@leighrate
@leighrate Год назад
Personally I would wait for nightfall. YellowJackets return to the nest at night. That allows you to seal the nest off and gas it, and which is generally the safest way to deal with them.
@Tuck-Shop
@Tuck-Shop Год назад
Just before dawn they are coldest so move least and are yet to emerge
@ImpendingJoker
@ImpendingJoker Год назад
Yeah but that doesn't make for good content.
@Stambo59
@Stambo59 Год назад
Flames, it has to be done with flames. 🔥🔥🔥
@BobelPop
@BobelPop Год назад
@@ImpendingJoker You could use them as bait for freshwater fishing.
@wuachurra
@wuachurra Год назад
​@@BobelPophe does
@karimsanchez3213
@karimsanchez3213 11 месяцев назад
I had a horrific experience with Yellow Jackets when I was 11. I climbed a tree and did not notice a Yellow Jacket nest. They got me all over. Face, chest , back , head , legs I had over 200 stings !! I dropped down so fast from the tree screaming . A neighbor took me into her house and thank God she saved me !! She was stung a few times.
@courtneythrelkeld
@courtneythrelkeld 10 месяцев назад
Damn this sounds horrible… glad you made it out safe though
@slowjamcdub
@slowjamcdub 7 месяцев назад
😢😢 bless you🫶
@fillg
@fillg Год назад
I found one of their ground nests with a string trimmer one time. Luckily I saw them coming out before they were all swarming around me and I dropped the trimmer and ran inside. They attacked that trimmer like you wouldn't believe because it was sitting there idling and making vibrations. I stayed inside for several hours after it ran out of gas to give them time to calm down.
@mountainviewcattle
@mountainviewcattle Год назад
Nice, were you wearing coveralls and rubber boots when you were doing the strimming?
@fillg
@fillg Год назад
@@mountainviewcattle Definitely not, I would have passed out from heat exhaustion long before I got to their nest if I was. It was a long time ago but pretty sure I was wearing shorts, a t-shirt, and sandals.
@maximaniac7231
@maximaniac7231 Год назад
The same thing happened to me. I got stung 13 times. I think it was 6 or 7 on the top of my head alone. They won the battle that day, but later that night I came back and won the war!
@TehButterflyEffect
@TehButterflyEffect 11 месяцев назад
​@@fillgYou weedwhack in shorts and sandals? You must like pain.
@rommelthedesertfox3089
@rommelthedesertfox3089 11 месяцев назад
Trimmer u mean a weed wacker ?
@jlp1528
@jlp1528 Год назад
With proper PPE, I'd rather deal with radioactive materials than hornets, given the choice. You, sir, are a brave man.
@XxMichx
@XxMichx Год назад
Shawn, the yellow jacket vids are slowly becoming my favorite content on your channel! Please take every opportunity to film and take down these nests, i could watch these videos all days. I love how elaborate their nests are
@juice2597
@juice2597 Год назад
I hope more yellow jackets invade and sting everyone
@adamexenvironmental4468
@adamexenvironmental4468 11 месяцев назад
I’ve got a few good ones as well.Practically identical to this one.I’m not as charismatic as Shawn but the content is interesting ADAMEX ENVIRONMENTAL
@richjageman3976
@richjageman3976 Год назад
When I was a kid fishing at a farm pond I found out that yellow jackets not only sting but also bite and will follow you for at least 100 yards. As a teenager I discovered that some smoke and a dustbuster help avoid most of the stings.
@joeyvindictive3552
@joeyvindictive3552 Год назад
Do they smoke menthol or regular?
@1anthonybrowning
@1anthonybrowning Год назад
@@joeyvindictive3552menthol, of course.
@b43xoit
@b43xoit 11 месяцев назад
That's right, they will light on you and alternately bite and sting, over and over. At least, according to my father.
@QraQrJaq
@QraQrJaq 11 месяцев назад
@@joeyvindictive3552weed
@peterf.229
@peterf.229 11 месяцев назад
they will bite you in fall after they stop laying eggs ( they are angry cause they are starving to death)
@clydemosis
@clydemosis Год назад
I remember being a youngster and cutting grass one summer afternoon. I started feeling things stinging me. I ran over a yellow jacket nest that was in the ground. I am allergic. I had to go get a shot and man, that was the closest I ever felt to not having air. My throat felt like it was closing up and I was stung a ton of times. Watching this, I backed up in the chair just noticing them come out :)
@saintguardian3639
@saintguardian3639 Год назад
I LOATHE Yellow Jackets so seeing you wipe out their nest is always a pleasure. Keep it up.
@bushmonster1702
@bushmonster1702 9 месяцев назад
We are all Gods creatures.
@hughbrackett343
@hughbrackett343 Год назад
Im a big fan of the 20' range cans of wasp & hornet spray for nests on/in buildings. Away from structures, it's bug BBQ.
@evermore4487
@evermore4487 Год назад
Those things are vicious. I had to call in a National Park Ranger to my campsite one time because of ground hornets. The military of the insect world!
@SomeGuy-vo7we
@SomeGuy-vo7we Год назад
One of the easiest and most effective ways to neutralize a yellow jacket hive is with WD-40. Just one drop of the thin oil coats and chokes them and also makes them unable to fly. I use two cans at a time; one set to fog and one set to spray a stream with the straw. Start fogging the hive as you approach to kill all flying around, then focus the fogger on the hive entrance while you stab the other can's straw through the hive and soak the inside. No stings and no survivors 😁
@scotsmanofnewengland7713
@scotsmanofnewengland7713 11 месяцев назад
Carburetor cleaner or starting fluid works wonders also
@TehButterflyEffect
@TehButterflyEffect 11 месяцев назад
Interesting. Wonder if that would work here. We mostly have red hornets, ground hornets and paper wasps.
@orlandojohnson5742
@orlandojohnson5742 11 месяцев назад
I’d love a video of the process 😅😂😂😂😂! I hate them! Foaming wasp spray does wonders too! 20-25 ft! Drench the entrance hold & wait a few days! Then kill the remnants!? Throw some gas on da nest!😅😂😂😂😂 Then check activity again! I want to do them before the try to do me!😅
@jeffpiatt3879
@jeffpiatt3879 11 месяцев назад
I came close to breaking a hip, about a month ago, when the little devils came after me and started to run and fell. They "had their way with me" for a few seconds, while I was on the ground, but adrenalin allowed me to get up and hobble at a fast pace for a 100 yards or so until they called off the attack. Had major lumps all over my body and hip is just now starting to heal.
@douglasrock9414
@douglasrock9414 Год назад
Hey Shawn! I thought you might feed the yellow jacket nests to wildlife. Chickens love that stuff, too. Great video, thanx!
@stonent
@stonent Год назад
I thought that too
@macmcleod1188
@macmcleod1188 Год назад
He has done that in the past.
@chrisb2535
@chrisb2535 Год назад
He has one video where he feeds the nest to skunks.
@HanginInSF
@HanginInSF 11 месяцев назад
Im sure he did
@tomorowsnobodys
@tomorowsnobodys 11 месяцев назад
He usually does exactly that
@jamestreydte9934
@jamestreydte9934 Год назад
I saw this video where Japanese honey collectors use mouse glue traps to catch super hornets. He catches one and puts it in the trap to get it to release the ‘help’ pheromones which just brings more hornets into the trap. I’d love to see you give it a try!
@Dr_Mauser
@Dr_Mauser Год назад
I saw that one too. Man, those things are terrifying.
@zenderfall
@zenderfall Год назад
The best way to catch super hornets would be an aircraft carrier’s arresting wire!
@holysol
@holysol Год назад
Link?
@dedoyxp
@dedoyxp 11 месяцев назад
need the link
@Dr_Mauser
@Dr_Mauser 11 месяцев назад
@@dedoyxp it's literally in the comment above yours.
@frederickwise5238
@frederickwise5238 11 месяцев назад
Takes me back to 1959, NavSecGru base in Md. 3 different places YJ's had built nests on our building. The Chief of the Mast shop went out with a backpack sprayer of ammonia solution and sprayeddddd the bejeebers out of them. One was close to the air intake of work spaces and the chief gave it a quick spurt for fun. Within milliseconds, crew began pouring out of the 2 exit doors coughing and hacking. He got a good reprimnd from the LtCmdr, the crew went back in after about - the 15 minutes we were out of touch with CINCLANT (which brot the LtCmdr some flack)
@LTGvideos
@LTGvideos Год назад
Always love your yellow jacket videos. They're great at teaching how to find and remove nests safely.
@LeftCoastStephen
@LeftCoastStephen Год назад
Excellent advice! Years ago, we were having a cable outlet run to our bedroom. The cable guy found a wasp nest in the eaves and knock it down. I It was about 8’ off the ground and I was 10’ away. I was stung 3 times be fro it hit the ground. I’ve never seen anything most so fast. Fortunately only one sting on my neck and I was close to Benadryl. I’m not seriously allergic but I do swell up pretty good.
@westhavenor9513
@westhavenor9513 11 месяцев назад
I had the unfortunate experience of stopping to sit on a log for a rest during a hike. I didn't realize until I felt an incredible burning sensation that my ankle was covered in yellow jackets. The hike home was quite painful, with a swollen ankle and all.
@slowjamcdub
@slowjamcdub 7 месяцев назад
😮😮😮😮😳😳😳
@g.koerber1144
@g.koerber1144 9 месяцев назад
I needed this video today...thank you for showing the entirety of the hive....learned much
@matthewdutton9910
@matthewdutton9910 11 месяцев назад
Your videos are so refreshing. Your passion exudes, keep it up!
@bobwallace9814
@bobwallace9814 11 месяцев назад
I've seen few underground nests over the years around the house. They come and they go. I see more and have much more trouble with those paper wasps that like to build under your eaves. Super aggressive and the sting packs a wallop. I've been stung and bitten by just about everything but luckily am not allergic to that stuff.
@matthewelliott2213
@matthewelliott2213 Год назад
Best part of Monday!
@boomshakalaka415
@boomshakalaka415 Год назад
I thought it was Folger's in your cup? ☕ 😅
@hamsterama
@hamsterama Год назад
@@boomshakalaka415 Na, that's the best part of waking up!
@ragheadand420roll
@ragheadand420roll Год назад
The best part of THURSDAY is CAMPING WITH STEVE WALLIS The best part about SUNDAYS is MAV
@ashotinthedark3182
@ashotinthedark3182 Год назад
When wasp and yellow jackets go to nest in the evening is the best time to take them out,I have found.
@myfreedomfirst
@myfreedomfirst Год назад
You should check out the Hornet King. He uses a vacuum to clean them up.
@aleks1939
@aleks1939 11 месяцев назад
I used that method to clear out a small wasp nest under my grill a few years ago. I must have learned it from his channel.
@terranceaddison4599
@terranceaddison4599 11 месяцев назад
Hey, that's not a bad idea..
@r.f.pennington746
@r.f.pennington746 11 месяцев назад
"So, if you pound on this wood right here, they'll come swarming...so, I'll pound on it!" Gotta love it! Somehow, the little boy in all of us just never really goes away. Great vid.
@TesserId
@TesserId Год назад
Hey Shawn, just thinking of the dry ice vids and the relevance of smoke in "calming" bees. Having recently subjected myself to excess CO2 (yes, I opened windows, all of them), and now I'm wondering if paint-ball or soda-stream canisters could be used like smoke. Oh and, consult a chemist before boiling baking soda to clean a pot; there may well be safe limits.
@johnlord8337
@johnlord8337 Год назад
If you have these building nests - with a bee suit - then just taking a honey bee smoker and a butane torch, on low flame - all you need to do - same as smoking bee hives - is smoke and confuse all the insect hormone attack aromas (stopping communications). Then put the flame (and holding it) to the entrance, burning the paper nest ... and as the wasps/hornets come out the flame(s) will burn off their wings - and then they all turn into crawling "ants" - instead of flying attack and stinging insects !!!
@peterf.229
@peterf.229 11 месяцев назад
ants and wasps are closely related , here in AZ in my yard i have the maricopa harvester ant, their sting is worse than a yellow jacket’s it’s got a neurotoxin or two in them
@Reidsbusesanditems
@Reidsbusesanditems Год назад
You should make a series called wasp Wednesday!
@tenders
@tenders Год назад
Yellowjacket Ytuesday, please.
@oldrrocr
@oldrrocr Год назад
Shawn two words "shop vac" 🤣🤣🤣 but you knew that! I've also used a 5 gal bucket that I clean paint rollers in (just attracted to the latex smell I guess)
@stevendorris5713
@stevendorris5713 Год назад
My Moanday is now a proper Monday! Great video.
@TheRedPanda.
@TheRedPanda. Год назад
The queen wasp @3:22: **Nopes out of there**
@orlandojohnson5742
@orlandojohnson5742 11 месяцев назад
Nice video! I had them going in my storage unit! From the bottom of the garage like door through a crack at the base! I tried baits to no avail! I finally tried glue traps placed near the crack! Low & behold I caught 30-40 & waited another week to hunt for the nest & queen! I had killed over half the inhabitants! I was able to open the garage door find the nest & drench it with sprays soapy water etc! Then was able to remove! Glue traps & fly paper works great! They get curious & get stuck on it! Learned a new trick to getting rid of these suckers!
@lcogan65
@lcogan65 Год назад
I would be tempted to wait until nightfall, and then shoot it full of expanding foam.
@stevenscottoddballz
@stevenscottoddballz Год назад
It seems like it would be easier & quicker to get them all if you wait until there's little to no activity, put a plastic bag over the nest, then remove the nest's hold on the surface, all while keeping the nest & wasps in the bag.
@ARedMotorcycle
@ARedMotorcycle 11 месяцев назад
I think he knocked just to show an example of how vicious they are to vibrations.
@fredsalter1915
@fredsalter1915 11 месяцев назад
Interesting to see the pupa squirming around!
@John_Ridley
@John_Ridley Год назад
Do you leave those nests out for animals? I bet possums would like those larvae
@explorenaked
@explorenaked Год назад
Yeah he's done that before. If I recall correctly it was a skunk that enjoyed the feast.
@honthirty_
@honthirty_ Год назад
@@explorenaked Yeah, 'Stinky' got it before.
@marleneslaght4390
@marleneslaght4390 11 месяцев назад
It happened to me years ago. I was mowing the lawn and I stepped in a hole - the next thing I knew, they swarmed me and the mower. I flew down the driveway, ripping off clothes as I flew into the house and into the shower. It was just instinct. I was lucky. I only got stung about 4-5 times. And they swarmed the lawnmower for three days! Needless to say it ran out of gas, haha...
@Incandescentiron
@Incandescentiron Год назад
Do you feed the larvae to your chickens? I'd like to see them chow down!
@andyb.1643
@andyb.1643 11 месяцев назад
Any unusual vibration will get any bees excited. I was a lineman for many years, and bees & hornets just love to make nests in those telephone service taps. If you're climbing a pole and you see bees, you have to tiptoe up, safety off slowly, and do your work with caution. Electric drills drive them crazy. We'd have to bring up a brace & bit.
@peterf.229
@peterf.229 11 месяцев назад
😮 i never thought about anything like that before
@sauceboss18
@sauceboss18 11 месяцев назад
I had a similar nest but then when I removed it, the yellow jackets kept landing on the spot the nest used to be on and congregating there en masse. I went to my local pest control supply store and they gave me a chemical to spray which gets them to go away. He said they would have rebuilt the nest in that same spot if I didn't do that.
@stephendaurie9344
@stephendaurie9344 Год назад
I usually approach nests like that in the dark of night put the net over them. catch them all while they are sleeping, never need a bee suit
@ehrichweiss
@ehrichweiss Год назад
Soapy water is a great way to drown out all the yellow jackets(or almost any insect). Once it coats their "skin", it'll suffocate them. I use it constantly to get rid of yellow jackets in the area.
@c4c4cr0773
@c4c4cr0773 11 месяцев назад
i once walked on one of those underground nest in the forest. I got stung 12 times and those were surprisingly painful for their size. Oddly enough, the mosquito bites I received the same day were more swollen and hitching than the wasp attacks. One hour after I could not find any of the places I got stung by wasps. However, the mosquitos were still visible after 4 days.
@peterf.229
@peterf.229 11 месяцев назад
yellow jackets are hornets not wasps .
@Dondolini94
@Dondolini94 Год назад
Idk why but the moment you lifter that piece of nest and the queen started crawling away for her dear life, bit you just slapped her down, i bursted 😂
@hinspect
@hinspect Год назад
Oak Ridge Tennessee Last Week someone got stung multiple times from a nest while mowing. I used to think that they only built ground nests in the Fall but obviously not They are goners, their Asses were pickled in Gasoline after dark
@elitepestcontrolnj
@elitepestcontrolnj 8 месяцев назад
Nice Job and info!!
@DanknDerpyGamer
@DanknDerpyGamer Год назад
Any video where you intentionally disturb a wasp or yellowjacket nest (while properly protected, of course) is a real treat. 😁😁
@glorialyles4304
@glorialyles4304 11 месяцев назад
It's been several years ago now, but I got stung by 11 yellowjackets at one time. It felt like hot coals. I ended up going to the ER because I was having trouble breathing. They gave me 2 or 3 shots, put me on oxygen and watched me for a couple hours before I could leave . They also gave me prescription for a z-pack.
@kevinmach730
@kevinmach730 11 месяцев назад
This is exactly how I describe it to people. It feels like a hot ember from a camp fire has landed on your skin that you didn't know was there and goes from kind of a "wait, what is that?" feeling to searing pain like it's burning into your skin- all in a matter of a few seconds. Pain level varies depending on where your stung- so far for me, getting stung on the finger was the worst.
@larrytate1657
@larrytate1657 10 месяцев назад
@@kevinmach730 I got stung on the tip of my tongue, that was the worst. It landed in my coffee cause of the creamer. I didn’t know until it was too late. My tongue was swollen for 5 or 6 days.
@carlp4353
@carlp4353 Год назад
Hitting one of those nests by accident with a lawnmower is fun
@onlyme112
@onlyme112 Год назад
Been there, done that. Ouch
@heyoldman2003
@heyoldman2003 Год назад
we left a idling lawn mower over the hole of one while we ate lunch. we moved the mower and the was so many chopped up bees . we still had to used hornet spray that night to finish the job ….. nasty !!! stay safe Shawn 👍🏼
@AbananaPEEl
@AbananaPEEl Год назад
Could you test out some Mosquito traps sometime?
@Joecarer
@Joecarer Год назад
More videos like this thanks 😊
@williamcoyle7226
@williamcoyle7226 11 месяцев назад
Fascinating! Thank you!
@DC-wt8bw
@DC-wt8bw 11 месяцев назад
Thank you for posting. It is informative.
@abalrog42
@abalrog42 Год назад
When I worked at a paintball field one summer, we had to deal with nests like this all the time in trees. We'd stand a safe distance away and three or four of us would just open fire on it 🤣🤣🤣👍so fun!
@regsparkes6507
@regsparkes6507 Год назад
Not a chance in heck, would I try that 'stunt' LOL If I don't have and 'Hornet Blaster' close by, I arm myself with a couple of spray cans of 'brake clearer' which will kill these pests at once, on contact. I've even managed to hit of few wasps/hornets while they were flying and they dropped dead at once. Best thing is 'brake cleaner' leaves no trace as it evaporates quickly. If you want proof of how effective this is, try it on one of these pests as they come inside your shop or garage, and go for a closed window, grab a spray tin, and douse them, see how they drop dead.
@marythompson4319
@marythompson4319 11 месяцев назад
Wow, look at how they build their nest, so neat and well shaped.
@chubbrock659
@chubbrock659 Год назад
imagine how much fun your chickens would have with those hives!
@1glopz
@1glopz 11 месяцев назад
Wonderful how safe and efficient the removal of the nest and the autopsy In the old country we did not have the pep equipment and all the safety equipment so the only way we disposed of the critters. was with a quick dousing. of gasoline (any grade) and they would not even fly just simply drop out of the nest to the floor dead BUT that was in the old country
@elibridgers2781
@elibridgers2781 Год назад
This species of Yellow Jackets is called Dolichovespula Arenaria. Bald-Faced Hornets are technically Yellow Jackets. Dolichovespula Maculata.
@johnathansolloscy2897
@johnathansolloscy2897 Год назад
My gosh. I just started watching you're channel on RU-vid a couple of weeks ago and I thoroughly enjoy your rat trap videos, but you get into so much more!!!😅 I didn't realize it. Keep up the good work and stay safe especially around those bees!!!
@dawnmichelle4403
@dawnmichelle4403 Год назад
Glad that's gone! Kinda hoping to see some kind of critter get a yellow jacket nest snack. Bet the fluffy skunk or the grumpy possum would enjoy it!
@stonewalljackson7590
@stonewalljackson7590 11 месяцев назад
I destroyed a yellow jacket nest with wasp spray, but waited until a winter night when the temperature was below 32 degrees. At freezing the yellow jackets are very lethargic or almost in a hibernation state and I was not attacked.
@normanphair8488
@normanphair8488 11 месяцев назад
A survey for a living in the south, Yellowjackets the sting that keeps on giving, for about 24 hours, ammonia meat tenderizer mixed together works pretty good, Grandpa used to put wet tobacco from a cigarette works pretty good too
@WilliamHearnTOEFL_Tutor
@WilliamHearnTOEFL_Tutor 11 месяцев назад
I filled a super-soaker with 90% isopropyl alcohol and sprayed the nest on my house. The yellow jackets fell to the ground as fast as they got soaked.
@randygreen007
@randygreen007 Год назад
Great video Shawn! I always puff a few puffs of Sevin or Eight crop dust into the holes when I find them in the ground. They carry it to the rest of the hive when they land and enter. I have to wonder if this method would work for hives off the ground? I had a hive in the attic one year as they had found a hole just under the eave. I sprayed a feather duster I had attached to a long pole with pesticide then placed it just over the hole forcing them to land on it before entering their hole. After a few days of refreshing the dust the hive died.
@orlandojohnson5742
@orlandojohnson5742 11 месяцев назад
Bahahahah love your story! I tried glue traps & fly paper near their entrance! They get curious & would fly into the glue traps! I have used wasp spray foam on ground nest! Works good too! Above ground is another story! Haven’t tried wasp spray foam! I’d like to try fly paper! Place a lot at night on a hanger type object & put near their entrance! Sun comes up they fly into it!😮😅😂😂😂 I’m betting it will diminish their hive/colony too! I love taking them out! I have only took out 2 hives! No stings so far! 😅
@randygreen007
@randygreen007 11 месяцев назад
@@orlandojohnson5742 I’d imagine fly strips would get messy if placed near your house and could even catch unsuspecting birds and such. Same for glue boards. Getting stung is never fun.
@jimlocke9320
@jimlocke9320 Год назад
My Dad, a beekeeping hobbyist, was called upon to remove a yellow jacket hive from a neighbor's shed. He set up a canister vacuum cleaner with disposable bag, the end of the hose near the entrance to the hive. The yellow jackets were "sucked" into the hose and wound up in the bag. After a couple hours or so, the number of yellow jackets remaining was down to a bare few and Dad was able to pull down the nest. I thought that all the yellow jackets would fly out of the vacuum cleaner once he shut it off, but that wasn't the case at all. I think that they were all dead and all he needed to do was replace the bag. The vacuum cleaner may be a good idea for in ground nests. Vacuum up nearly all the yellow jackets before digging up the nest!
@donneary7104
@donneary7104 11 месяцев назад
I used a shop vac for a yellowjacket hive in the siding of house wall about 3 feet above ground level. I placed the vac at the main entrance/exit and turned it on with the shop vac filled with water. After one hour I went back to check to find hundreds drown. Repeated this for 3 straight days with same result. I finally called an exterminator. He said the hive probably had thousands inside my sidings . He applied his professional spray and told me it works because the insects get the poison on their feet and then enter the hive to infect those inside. It cost me $125 but ended this invasion of my home in just a few hours. He sprayed around the base and roof area of my entire home during the process. That was 3 years ago and I haven't had any more yellowjacket problems but some of my neighbors sure have.
@yep3172
@yep3172 10 месяцев назад
I tend my garden often, out of no where I got swarmed one day. I dropped something on the ground directly on top of their ground entrance unknowingly and they went bonkers. Did not feel good. I got them with dawn soap and nose later on.
@ftargr
@ftargr Год назад
victor has an ad on your channel. you are the man evidently
@SaycoRa
@SaycoRa Год назад
Good work Cradaddy.
@alphabravo424
@alphabravo424 11 месяцев назад
Miracle that there is no "oh the poor 'bees'" like the last hornet videos
@tpl608
@tpl608 Год назад
Pour led or another metal down a wasp hole and carefully dig it up. It makes a cool desk ornament
@jgmdsn667
@jgmdsn667 Год назад
Oh, I’ve been there. Playing frisbee with my 7 year-old daughter…frisbee hits yellow jacket nest (I was unaware it was there) and swarm ensues. Daughter escaped unharmed, luckily. I got 8 stings and went to urgent care…was given epinephrine shot and transported by ambulance to local hospital ER for a six-hour stay. Absolutely nothing to mess with.
@ChuckRussell87
@ChuckRussell87 11 месяцев назад
At the end of the video when you kept laying your bare hand on the net full of workers made me nervous for you lol.
@user-of5zg1ww8k
@user-of5zg1ww8k Год назад
Thank you for the work.
@muffs55mercury61
@muffs55mercury61 11 месяцев назад
Truth for sure. If they want to sting you there's nothing that will stop them or change their minds. Been stung twice and my hand and arm looked like an elephant for a few days. On the other hand I have the brown wasps and they never bother me. They aren't nearly as aggressive as yellow jackets (which luckily I don't have) I've even had the brown wasps land on me and never sting me. Leave their nest (territory)alone and they won't bother you.
@micktepolt6276
@micktepolt6276 Год назад
Yellow Jacket's can't take a joke very well , that's for sure ... good job ! and you all have a good day
@FordGTmaniac
@FordGTmaniac 10 месяцев назад
I have a yellow jacket nest being built in a crawl space under my house, and the entrance is about ten feet from the entrance of another nest on my neighbors house, so I'm seeing a rare occurrence of two colonies within spitting distance competing for influence and resources. The ones coming from my house are going to the neighbors to chew off bits of wood to expand their nest, and the number of individuals I've seen buzzing around the nest has grown exponentially while those from the other nest have dwindled.
@scotsmanofnewengland7713
@scotsmanofnewengland7713 11 месяцев назад
I used a mouse glue strip which I hung near the nest and was amazed how many bees got stuck on that strip.
@jimbarrofficial
@jimbarrofficial 11 месяцев назад
I enjoy @hornetking vids too with his custom made vacuum and scary in-house removal episodes. Of course, everyone waits for him to feed his chickens all the larvae.
@recklessroges
@recklessroges Год назад
I love the domain specific semantics of hearing this as an "above ground nest". It feels like hearing a catamaran sailer call a boat a monohull.
@mountainviewcattle
@mountainviewcattle Год назад
I like your style. Let's all introduce some hard core high brow linguistics into the narrative.
@TimeSurfer206
@TimeSurfer206 Год назад
I am a Sailplane Pilot, and we refer to Power Plane Pilots as "Fan addicts." They are addicted to the fans on the front of their craft. Just watch how they sweat when the fan stops.
@b43xoit
@b43xoit 11 месяцев назад
@@mountainviewcattle "light astronomy"
@leifforrest
@leifforrest Год назад
I have had very good success using soapy water to kill yellow jackets and wasps. A pump up garden sprayer works very well, a few gallons of water and half a cup of liquid dishwashing soap . The spray will knock them out of the air and they will suffocate and die quickly. (it works because it decreases the surface tension of water and the water gets into their breathing tubes, they basically drown/suffocate in under a minute).
@Swalsh308
@Swalsh308 Год назад
Yup this is my go to method as well; I use Dawn dish soap. A garden sprayer for large nests and just a plastic spray bottle for smaller ones. For anyone wanting to try this I’ve found the key is to use lots of soap. Just getting your sprayer to spit out water with some bubbles isn’t enough. The water coming out has to have enough soap in it that it feels noticeably slippery when you spray it on your hand. Do this and they drop within seconds.
@RavagHer
@RavagHer Год назад
i would find a lil ant hill and let the ants have a feast. especially that queen thats still kicking. let them drag her into the den
@mountainviewcattle
@mountainviewcattle Год назад
Don't forget to show your bee suit being worn over top of your rubber boots. thats my favourite part of the yellow jacket videos. Looks good when you're protected from head to toe with the bee suit over the rubber boots.
@user-of5zg1ww8k
@user-of5zg1ww8k Год назад
You are very brave. I could not do this, even with ten bee suits on!
@Langharig_Tuig
@Langharig_Tuig Год назад
`no feeding to the wildlife section? those had become my favourite parts
@rickchandler2570
@rickchandler2570 11 месяцев назад
I had no idea yellow jackets stung. I’m 54 and many, many times had yellow jackets around me and never been stung. I use to have to clean up the fallen fruit from our orchard and the fruit would be covered in yellow jackets. Never had them get aggressive with me. No idea why.
@rdred8693
@rdred8693 11 месяцев назад
Because you weren't around their nest.
@Knights_Oath
@Knights_Oath Год назад
I had a nest like that on the side of my house a few years ago. They really don't like when you douse their nest in wasp spray either.
@MacGyver-1
@MacGyver-1 Год назад
Something satisfying about watching chickens eating the pups and larve
@chuck6290
@chuck6290 Год назад
Did you get a chance to feed the larvae to wild animals?
@matthewellisor5835
@matthewellisor5835 Год назад
Or to the chickens.
@princesscadance197
@princesscadance197 11 месяцев назад
I used to work as a hotel housekeeper, I’ve seen several live bees and other insects roaming the place. I’ve sprayed them with our cleaning chemicals, and it seems to shut them down pretty quickly. I wonder what would happen if the entrance to these nests was saturated in those chemicals. It contains part Hydrogen something, and part literal A C I D
@BlueSmokie
@BlueSmokie Год назад
You really need to get some praying mantis to give the yellow jackets to!!
@townings9185
@townings9185 10 месяцев назад
40 years ago , a friend was on tractor with a bushhog cutting briars
@diddlebug7241
@diddlebug7241 11 месяцев назад
My grandmother had a monkey years ago that would be your friend if you brought him a nest full of pupae. His favorite was a wasp nest after we hosed the nest down to run the wasp off and here was a snack for him. Like others have mentioned we waited for sunset then zap ‘‘em with wasp spray throw some gas on them turn a propane torch on them works good too.
@sucapizda
@sucapizda 11 месяцев назад
Hey, do those paper hives that you hang around your house work to deter them? I understand that yellow death jackets are territorial and won't build a nest if there is one in the area already.
@carlwilliams3488
@carlwilliams3488 11 месяцев назад
Always thought expandimg building foam would be good for the little sods.
@joelpritchard451
@joelpritchard451 11 месяцев назад
We had to of them a few weeks ago in our cinder block wall
@slaznum1
@slaznum1 11 месяцев назад
I'll bet fish would love those larvae!!
@devanwc23
@devanwc23 Год назад
These videos are so dope. Keep it up!
@robertwilliamson922
@robertwilliamson922 11 месяцев назад
“…dope..” ? ? Like weed or hash ?
@devanwc23
@devanwc23 11 месяцев назад
@@robertwilliamson922 Yes. Yes, the context of my comment CLEARLY connotates weed, and or hash. Glad you would come to that obvious conclusion during a Wasp video
@robertwilliamson922
@robertwilliamson922 11 месяцев назад
@@devanwc23 Hmmmm…..well you did use the the word “…dope..” after all. Didn’t you? In my region…the word dope is used when referring to mind altering substances. Weed and hashish being the two most common illegal brain cell damaging forms of dope.
@devanwc23
@devanwc23 11 месяцев назад
@@robertwilliamson922 Yes, I used that word. And if you took out all context from my comment and only isolated that single word in an attempt to derive my meaning, your conclusion is not irrational
@NarutoUzumaki-es3bb
@NarutoUzumaki-es3bb 9 месяцев назад
I’ve never been stung by anything but there’s a nest under the panel of the wall of my house and I’ve definitely smacked and sprayed them a few times.
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