I Found The Best Way To Destroy A Hornet Nest Using Carbon Monoxide. Mousetrap Monday Yellow Jackets
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the definitive method IMHO!! thanks Shawn!
You probably need to use an older vehicle that does not have a catalytic converter for this as the cat reduces CO (carbon monoxide) to almost zero.
I guess if you start the car from cold and let it idle the cat may not get hot enough to work though.
I might try this with the exhaust from my mower.
No they DON'T make honey, but they DO pollinate, AND catch harmful and destructive insects (like mosquitoes, cutworms, hornworms etc,) to feed to their larva. I understand not wanting them in your yard. But you DO need to recognize that they're NOT just pests, and if they're where their presence doesn't endanger people or pets, they should be left alone.
They are not honey bees but they ARE a crucial part of the eco system. They pollinate flowers, they eat pest insects, and other things. If they are near your home and have kids, yes get rid of them BUT out in the back 40 or where there aren't kids around, leave em alone.
Dangerous? More kids in Canada die in bicycle accidents and many thousands more injured....so you'd better not let your kids ride bicycles!
TH-cam has gone crazy with age restrictions and a lot of TH-camrs are doing the "try not to get demonetized challenge" as a form of protest. It really sucks when smaller TH-camrs get demonetized because they don't have the connections with TH-cam to fight it
anyone that cares about what happens to yellow jackets has never stumbled on a nest in their backyard.
That's for sure. I was stung by a yellow jacket on my thumb as I was carrying grocery bags back home. It felt like a red hot nail driven into my thumb and took weeks to heal.
You got that right, yellow jackets are pure evil.🙂
I work at dunkin’ And we have yellow jackets flying around us and our donuts . I kill more than 3 hornets on a daily basis!
Anyone that cares about their lawn wouldn't pump carbon monoxide into their soil. But yeah, to hell with yellow jackets. When I come across a nest, I spray permethrin and cover the hole. Done deal.
@@mattmarzula If its a modern car, its producing mostly CO2, unless the engine or ecu is busted up.
My grandma died from an underground yellow jacket nest... and my mom nearly died a few summers back from being attacked by them also. Anybody that has something negative to say about killing these dangerous bees is a freaking idiot. Thanks for all your videos man, keep them coming!
I don't think they are bees
They are wasps, not bees.
My grandma died in an underground yellow jacket nest.
@@dublindom3720 - bees, wasps, hornets... you're asking too much of these geniuses.
@@steve1978ger ik
TH-cam is demonetizing pest extermination ? What a bunch of bull. Love your very helpful and honest videos, don't let the man get you down !!
It's past time to move to Odysee
Thanks the soft liberals 🤣🤡 they run all social media platforms
That's youtubes playbook now. Demonetize at random and pocket whatever money that video made up until that point lol
People were buying mice and making elaborate traps to "exterminate" them so all extermination videos are de monetized
@@thebestthebestthebestthebe5249
All the workers returning: 👁👄👁
Shawn: Tell the other yellowjackets what you saw here.
MY GOD, WHAT HAVE YOU DONE, GIANT?!
Shawn: now tell the others
Decades ago as a child exploring the rural landscape I grew up on, I jumped across a creek only to land on top of a yellow jacket nest. Luckily my dad was right there to pull me away or I'd prolly be dead. I enjoyed a few dozen stings within seconds. So seeing the negative comments from people calling you evil just makes me laugh. Ignorance must be bliss.
Yes, they are ignorant and have probably never encountered a yellow jacket nest.🙂
alot are probably just trolls.
Let's examine your statement for a second: YOU jumped onto a nest.
YOU. They didn't come after YOU until YOU attacked them.
In the US, about 62 people die from yellow jacket stings. (mostly adult men). Each year in the US 100 kids die and 254,000 are injured on bicycles. Don't see them banning bicycles do you?
@@muskokamike127 A nest on their property...
@@muskokamike127 Do you know how many things would be banned if we used your logic? You are spare parts, bud.
I was stung over 75 times and followed for a half mile, after stepping on a nest. Yellowjackets are dangerous. This is a great idea.
damn
I hit a telephone pole on my motorcycle, therefore we should cut down all telephone poles as they are dangerous.
@@muskokamike127 Well that explains why you're so fond of nasty yellow jackets. You must've hit your head on that telephone pole.
@@muskokamike127 or just don’t drive
@@spartapros2120 and the OP could avoid stepping on hornet's nests.....
If anyone's watched the hornet King channel he always explains the difference between different pest insects and their behavior. German yellow jackets are a lot more docile than the ones we typically see in the eastern USA. Eastern yellow jackets are super aggressive and will attack without even being provoked.
Or rather, all it takes to antagonize eastern yellow jackets is to exist in the same zip code as them.
glad to see a fellow hornetking fan its sad that shawn killed these yellow jackets
@@nightshadow4462 why is it sad?
@@nightshadow4462 you realize hornetking still exterminates most hives he comes out to and only rarely relocates when its permitting which isnt often
Apparently "They don't mess with you if you don't mess with them" not with jackets they attacked unprovoked with bees it's different
It's a shame we can't even have a channel about how to deal with pests.. some people don't like others to succeed. I'm going to donate to your Patreon if you still have one.. thanks for the video.
That's because all the crybabies that get mad about dealing with pests have lived sheltered lives and have never had to deal with them.
He has a Patreon
Maybe that is simply a matter of confusion. Here in Germany for example we don't have yellow jackets at all. Two wasp species here (paravespula germanica and vulgaris) look very similar to the yellow jackets. They are an annoyance but are generally benign. Some other wasp species are highly protected over here. Hence wasps are not regarded as a pest at all. I love to have wasp and hornet nests around my house since they keep it clear of a lot of other annoying insects. Those who object to these videos may never have had to deal with real agressive wasps or hornets and don't have the whole picture in mind.
Find Etienne LGF, a French channel of a pest exterminator.
Thank the soft gen x liberals 🤣🤡 sheltered af to reality
I hope those people that flagged this video have a personal encounter with a yellow jacket nest. This hot dry summer in the Northeast this year has been brutal. We can't even sit outside they are constantly looking for meat and flying everywhere. People are clueless, great video.
Amen brother, I totally agree, maybe a couple hundred stings would open their eyes to the real world.🙂
You boomers are psychopaths
People who flag these videos haven't even gotten stung by a bee, let alone a yellow jacket, 10x worse and that's over and over they don't die lol
I'd love to see what they (cancel culture morons) do when they find a nest in their attic or worse, walls of their home. Do you think they would think twice before calling an exterminator?
This looks considerably safer than my preferred method, which involves low flash point hydrocarbons and matches.
While it may be fun, I've never seen the need to light it. Just pouring a few cups in a hole takes care of them.
Yours sounds slightly more fun. 😈
@@style5tie at today's gas prices, the car exhaust is starting to look attractive.
@@hughbrackett343 Non-ethanol gas is about $5.50/gal (as of 8/30/22) where I live. 2 cups (give or take) is 69 cents and I don't have to get stung rigging up this $30 contraption.
@@style5tie best method by far even though it isn't as fun as lighting it lol, the fumes do all of the work though
You really left those yellow jackets exhausted.
God dammit....
I guess they are fuming in their afterlife lol.
Get out
You’re such a gas!
Bro
Shawn, you’re the best and anyone who is being negative doesn’t know what yellow jackets are or had an encounter. Keep up the great work!
Yellow jackets are nasty but those 1.5" long red wasps in the south are worse. There's a reason the wasp spray cans shoot twenty feet.
No one is being negative, there is literally 30 dislikes to 4k likes
@@bernardomotard some were on those video's cause he kept calling the yellow jackets bees at times which confused some idiots who weren't paying much attention
Having been stung on the back of my leg by a yellow jacket, I am more than happy to support Shawn and his channel. Have those yellow jacket lovers out there ever actually encountered an aggressive swarm of the little blighters?
It must be exhausting (no pun intended) to wake up every day having to find something to be offended about. Don't let them get you down Shawn!
@@NoNORADon911 ironic seeing that you're so triggered by israel.
I bet you don't have or use Twitter.
Good thing too 👍
@@NoNORADon911 keep it coming, show everyone how triggered you are, little snowflake!
thier just mad they voted for joey b they have to take it out on someone
@@NoNORADon911 very based name
Yellow jackets are not only aggressive and dangerous, they also attack and eat honey bees. Feel free to look it up. What Shawn does is helping bees and their ability to pollinate.
I've made one of these from an old garden hose. Works great, just leave it longer than you think you need to. I also suggest leaving your stereo goin in your car if it idles quiet to remind you it's on.
that's a good tip.
+1 radio - don't ask me how I know this!
I had a big wasp nest in my metal shed, started my lawn mower up and closed the doors came back 15 minutes later. Works perfect.
Was the lawnmower still running when you came back?
5:45 B- BUT- INSECTS HAVE FEELINGS TO1!!111!
🙂🙂🙂
Life needs air. Also, explosions need air, so I'm sharing an off-topic note: When we welded gas tanks, we would do the same thing: Feed from exhaust pipe of a car into the tank to displace. It sounds scary, but it enabled us to weld on gas tanks, which are normally highly explosive considering they are usually filled with gas fumes.
that's why many people don't try and weld fuel tanks...too high of a risk.
This is also why they started making many out of plastic.......
Exhaust gas is heavier than fumes? Pardon my chemistry...
@@andwjy No gas! Empty tanks, but the exhaust displaces oxygen so any remaining gasoline fumes can't explode.
@@randbaldwin I see. Thanks!
@@randbaldwin That's good to know bc I never knew that.Learned something new today besides they have people out there who get offended about killing yellow jackets
Imagine being concerned for dangerous pests.
These people be like, "I dont kill the spider nest in my home because they never done anything bad". Until their dogs dies because it was bitten by the "good spiders"
SAVE THE MOSQUITOS!!!
@@Shadowen925 EXTERMINATE the masquitos, like we should focus all of humanity wisdom in making mosquitoes extinct and their role on ecosystems mitigated
Thanks for the videos Shawn. I use your advice from these videos for my handyman business, wasp, hornets, rodents, I call a bee guy when there's honey bees. It sucks you've been censored, but keep it going man. A few negative folks can't be the reason. Thanks Shawn. I appreciate you sir.
I take a small amount of powdered Sevin and put it at the nest entrance after dark. By mid afternoon the next day it is all quiet. Very safe and very affective.
Just did the same thing. Yellow jackets had a nest under my rear deck. Lots of activity and I'm allergic to their sting. The entrance hole was in a very awkward spot so I got a 5ft piece of PVC pipe and using a spoon to load the pipe air bombed the entrance hole and surrounding area with Sevin. The next morning, gone, dead, destroyed. Very satisfying!
I built a little device for that. Empty/clean peanut butter jar, drill a hole for a tire valve stem and another for a snug fit on some tubing. Put Sevin in it. Wait until after dark, attach bicycle pump to the valve stem, push tube into yellow jacket hole, give it a few pumps, injects Sevin right down into the next. Nothing alive in a few minutes.
For areas where there are kids or pets, I have used diatomacious earth in the same rig, works fine as well. Once used that to wipe out a large nest that was in my daughter's ceiling and they were just about to break through the drywall into the living area.
Good tip, thanx.🙂
@@John_Ridley Thank you for the tip. I have a garden duster that should do the job but never thought of using it on yellow jackets.
they built a nest in a work boot on my porch . tried throwing gas on boot (couldn't get it inside boot) , didn't work . tried an upside down dishpan to stop coming/going , didn't work . a generous sprinkling of sevin around where dish pan and floor met , where they had to crawl thru it , worked in a short time .
When I worked for the schools I was the "underground rodent eradication specialist " I killed ground squirrels.
I had the " P.E.R.K.S." Pressurized Exhaust Rodent Killing System .
A gasoline engine ran a 3 head compressor that compressed the Exhaust from the engine running it into a 50 gallon compressor tank with 2 long hoses with valves and 2 feet of brake line . You pretty much just demonstrated the rest of the process. Plug holes , gas gophers. Great video 👍
It seems like the armadillo's have reduced the yellow jackets in Ga. We recently moved to Western North Carolina and I don't notice as many yellow jackets in this area. Another plus for the co2 extermintion is no pesticide is left behind.
5:35 You should make a video showing how the dangerous yellow jackets maim a child or pet. Yeah, that’s it... that will explain to numb nut YT the great service you provide.
Bummer about the demonitization, but don't sweat the haters. Their analogies are ridiculous. You're not going out looking for nests to kill; you're eradicating nests in places that are dangerous to people. If a nest is out of the way, all good. But the ones near my parents' front door or on a popular walking trail? They get gasoline.
Catch a hornets nest intact, and let it loose in their house, since they like them so much.
My question is do peaple that are against killing a wasp remove spiders ,flies and other insects out of there homes
@@neok1996 Some of them will, but they might just move them outside. To starve or freeze to death depending on season.
Yellow Jackets have put me in the hospital before and all I was doing was mowing the grass. Don't let the haters and trolls bring you down.
I just had to deal with a yellow jacket nest that stung my mother when she was cutting the grass. I used boric acid. Covered the hole with a thick layer and they were all dead within 2 days.
Can't have pests that attack you on your own property.
How about those TH-cam pests😜
"YoUrE tOrTuRiNg tHe BeeS!!1!"
~someone who has never been around yellowjackets
I'm buying one of these immediately
Probably someone who's never been around bees either, if they're so easily confused.
Bees do not even really have complex emotions or awareness. Bees are very simple compared to something like a cat or pig which have complex emotions .
While wasps are pollinators I agree that they are very aggressive compared to bees. They're also bee killers so it kind of nullifies their benefit to the ecosystem.
Regardless, we can't just look the other away when there's dangerous insects or animals around. If they can't be easily relocated then extermination is the next most practical option.
Yellow Jackets are one of the wasps that aren’t pollinators. They’re scavengers. They don’t care about flowers.
Imagine being criticized for animal abuse for taking out groups of one of the most harmful (and eco-unfriendly) insects. People just TRULY never cease to amaze me with their ignorance.
2nd most harmful insect at least. Wasps don't pollinate, yellow jackets sometimes do.
@@imallsoupedupa yellow jacket is a type of wasp
Pros: Simple and effective.
Cons: Too humane.
Maybe the people who didn’t like that last video haven’t experienced a yellowjacket sting yet 🤔
I remember the good old days of just lighting m80s and throwing them on ant piles
Liq R12 on them before the ban lol
@@stevewalker412 who says we can't go back to those days?
You're educating and helping people to save their own skin (literally), you deserve better buddy. I love your videos
Thank you for sharing these techniques for protecting children from harm. I was attacked by yellow jackets as a child, and it was traumatizing. You're helping to protect children from vicious attacks, so I'll be sure to like your videos.
I guess that Yellowjackets aren't the only pests out there. Thanks for sharing your valuable experiences with us.
When the appeal gets denied in minutes, it's just a farce.
That's called moderation botting
It’s a bias system.
I think this video is fantastic Shawn. It's unfortunate that there are SO MANY overly sensitive people on earth nowadays that they would rather have wasps run rampant, over protecting actual humans of all ages. Great work man. I hope this video stays up.
Excellent method to eradicate a dangerous nest.
TH-cam needs a creator's union
Contrapoints where are you?
@@mow0007 Canada
I just discovered a monster Yellow jacket nest the other day, I had to go into my car that's been sitting for quite some time and I was sitting in the driver's seat and realized tons of Yellow jackets buzzing around, they built a nest in the door jam, it was kinda dark I booked out, I felt something on my leg but thought it was a itch, walked inside my house and realized that a few Yellow Jackets went up my pant legs and I could feel them walking up my leg, there were 4 of them luckily I didn't get bit. I suited up in my shoot suit, (Automotive paint suit) snowboard goggles, gloves and spray. They were coming from all sides after I sprayed the nest. I discovered I was in between another nest I didn't see behind me. Those Yellows Jackets are nasty buggers if you piss them off. Good times!!
If you have a catalytic converter, it’s all CO2. Carbon monoxide is converted in the converter.
I suspect the catalytic converter is not 100 percent effective and there is likely a mixture of CO and CO2. Either way, both will kill the buggers.
Temperature probably cooked them
Well co2 is still deadly, just a bit more painful
From a chemistry and engineering perspective that (probably) won't be carbon monoxide, it'll be carbon dioxide.
Modern cars are fitted with catalytic converters which catalyse CO into CO2 and also the ECU means that an engine almost always has complete combustion.
CO is produced through incomplete combustion and as such it's still a flammable gas in an oxygen atmosphere, as such most modern engines are designed to get bit of energy possible from a hydrocarbon by turning it into CO2 and H2O and the rest (except for a negligible amount) is turned into CO2 by the catalytic converter.
So if you ever decide to run a hosepipe from your tailpipe to the window, expect to wait a very long time.
Also if people are gonna whine over your car producing CO2 versus you using a pesticide, they probably haven't calculated how much CO2 is created in pesticide production.
Use your lawnmower exhaust. They do not have catalytic converters.
*laughs in straight pipe exhaust*
True, but it contains not much oxygen and raises the temp of the nest.
It is therapeutic to watch yellow jackets being exterminated. They are the meanest insects that you could ever come across.
I don't take joy in death, unless it's those little bastards.
Just a note - there has to be a leak somewhere, even if it's though the dirt. Otherwise you'd stall your engine.
Soil is typically lightly packed so it should vent through the granules
@@killtyrant Well, the exhaust has to be going somewhere. If the nest was air tight, the engine would stall. It would also prevent the gas from going into the nest.
@@russellhltn1396
We are in Agreement... that's literally the point in making. Its venting through the space between dirt particles (granules).
@@russellhltn1396 He's saying that dirt literally can't create an airtight envelope.
You guys are on the same page.
@@Eye_Of_Odin978 but there is an insane amount of exhaust and that can’t be accounted for by escape through granules
"BUt wHaT aBoUt ThE yElLoW jAcKeTs?"
Uhh... what about your fellow humans?
It's crazy how TH-cam will listen to people reporting and take action against the youtuber without listening to the other side.
Welcome to TH-cam, where we make basically no original content and make money off of yours.
They're too lazy for that.
Time to report youtube themselves they might just demonitize themselves? Cince they don't check if it's true
I like how you get all the flak while other channels, that actually torture animals, get a free pass.
That is youtube in a nutshell. These video don't make enough money for youtube.
Humans are sick animals. Some ppl will gladly watch bigger animals get tortured to death, but also defend dangerous insects because they're mentally ill.
@@57thorns That too. Any video that makes good ad money for master youtube gets a free pass and a free bodyguard too: the copyright robot.
Virtually no CO in the exhaust of a modern car (fuel injection + catalytic convertor). I think you just suffocated them with CO2. Still works though :)
My words exactly!
That's implying his truck isn't straight pipe ;)
Agree... Mousetrap's dry ice video to kill these hornets also killed them with CO2 Carbon Dioxide. Thanks
Did you see the rusty undercarriage of his truck? It doesn't look too modern.
Take a whiff and let us know.
Don't let it get to you. Your videos are very informative.
Love how detailed and simple your videos are. Keep up the good work!
How unbelievably naive and pampered these people must be to report a video in defense of yellow jackets…
I found something that works really well too a gallon of pool chlorine a hose and a funnel pretty much works the same way you had it there. You stick the hose in the entrance cover it up pour the pool chlorine in You're done. They die pretty quickly I usually leave it overnight now somebody's going to complain about me pouring pool chlorine on the ground. But if you have a pool you pour it on the ground all the time. But you're going to tell me the water never comes out of your pool right.
maybe it will clean up your ground water...🤣🤣🤣
You are right, there will be some whiners. I poured chlorine in my well to kill bacteria, works great in right amounts. Learned that from an old school well driller. Once a year is all you need, then flush the system for safety. 🙂
I agree chlorine works very well and it's one of the nastier chemicals most people have easy access to!
I get some enjoyment out of knowing the chlorine is basically dissolving them and hopefully they experience lots of pain prior to dying unlike what happened here where they probably just kind of fell asleep 🤣🤣🤣
At least they aren’t protected where i live (about a year ago or so we had a small nest in one of our sheds, where i live the council offer a number of pest control services, including wasps (where i live, when people say wasps, they are generally referring to yellow jackets))
I am extremely allergic to the 'bite' from yellow jackets and other wasps. It makes happy to find another method for killing these little nasty buggers. Thank you Shawn.
I'm extremely allergic to perfume.......so I guess I'd be justified in having the same opinion as you?
@@muskokamike127 yes, despite being allergic to perfume you are still allowed to be happy about new ways of destroying pests
@@zebragoboom Lmao gottem
@@muskokamike127 Get ratio'd
Why did you quote bite? They sting you. Or are you referring to them biting you with their jaws? I don’t get it.
Never seen this method used, good work. Yellow jackets are persistent, especially the underground ones, no matter what you do, you must dig up the nest afterwards, otherwise they will do their best to come back year after year, get out every crumb of the nest as possible.
Yup, persistent and evil.
The reason why people got offended with your previous video is that some people live in Fantasyland and they never been sting by a yellow jacket. Wait until the day they get a sting by a yellow jacket or they're kids get sting by a yellow jacket let's see what they do then
Thank you, this was great information. In the south here in Georgia the gvmt encourages eradication of yellow jackets if at all possible and this is a good method.
Yep those little demons are just mean. There are some that hover around my sunflowers I don't know where the nest is though.
We follow them and find out where they are. They usually stay close to the nest.
By close I mean 100 yds or so.
Well, it worked for many suicidal car owners with garages - why not for hornets? Silent and effective kill method!
Would love sometime to get the name and location of any mod who would deny such an appeal. Not for purposes of doxxing them or harming them in any way, of course. But if they have such a soft spot in their heart for this large of an underground colony of stinging scavengers, then by all means they should have that nest relocated to their own back yard immediately!
That and all the rats and mice their bleeding hearts cry over while they're demonetizing THOSE videos too.
Do not be tricked. These people don't care about these pests, they simply get ill at the thought of utilitarianism and despise the thought of self sufficiency. They deem tutorials such as this heresy against the nanny state. Every annoying " quark " these people have wether it be demonizing pest control, banning for hate speech, doxxing for memes, etc - it all should be treated as subtle red flags as to who will throw you under the bus just to taste more boot polish.
That's such a super creepy way of putting it. I get where you're coming from but it's like a stalker asking which window is yours but don't worry they aren't going to do anything bad lol.
@@shawnsg LOL, right! Nothing bad, just re-unite them with their little 'pets'. They should enjoy that. 😎
People are concerned for the yellow jackets? LOL. Tell me you live in the city without telling me you live in the city. I guess they would be pretty angry if they caught me blowing a hornets nest out of a tree with a shotgun then.
that's the most USA way of pesticide I have ever heard
I'm new at a pest company and this is so interesting to see! I'll have to share it with my coworkers!
hey man! i just want to say your videos helped me a great deal when trying to find ways to protect my home from unwanted pests! keep up the awesome work that you do!
Nice video as always, one of the most wholesome and likable TH-camrs out there, don't let people get you down people will complain about anything nowadays
Had to look it up, and yes, apparently bees, wasps and hornets amongst other insects are protected in Germany. And yellow jackets are specifically included. Maybe European insects are tamer? I mean it could be like the difference between the docile European honeybee versus the aggressive africanized honeybees. Maybe the German yellow jackets are not as aggressive as what we have in North America. The only natural way I saw a colony killed was when one took up residence on our back door - except nearby we had some spiders in the shrubs with rather large webs. I don't believe I was ever bothered by that nest nor saw a single wasp or hornet. The next year the shrubs were filled with spiders and webs. I think we had a lot less mosquitoes as well.
I doubt there's much of a difference in the insect behavior but the green lobby in Germany is extremely crazy and powerful. They did manage to get their entire nuclear industry shut down in favor of burning Russian fossil fuels to produce electricity. How any of it makes any sense even if you are any kind of environmentalist I don't know - but that's Germany for you.
No it’s just woke Germany,
Our yellowjackets are pretty swarm liable if you’re near the nest for too long but the bees being docile is a breeding thing.
If my grandfather ever caught an aggressive bee swarm he’d exterminate it as that’s what weens the aggressive ones out of the pool.
Have been swarmed a few times it’s not fun lol
@DaGamerGuy I don't like it when their webs embrace me though. They always get you right across the face.
Those negative comments just showed that some people don't know much about the yellow jackets. They haven't dealt with a colony, stung by one or have a few flying around their faces. Some also doesn't realize that if we don't do pest control. It won't just be a danger to humans but to other animals too because the population would be too numerous. It'll be hard to get rid of them.
Interesting... though as others have noted, the exhaust from a modern car or light truck will ordinarily contain essentially no carbon monoxide, so it's a combination of carbon dioxide and lack of oxygen that kills the critters.
Last year, I encountered a very busy yellowjacket nest in the front yard - very fortunately seeing the cloud of wasps from some distance; having recently acquired an allergy to wasp stings, I have no desire to encounter a swarm of yellowjackets up close and personal. Over the next couple of days, I worked up a plan of attack (I don't recall the details, but deploying a battery-powered bug fogger upwind was involved), but before I could carry it out the entire nest was dug up by a skunk. Thanks, skunk!
Skunks love yellow jacket nests, it's a feast for the skunk.😃
Maybe TH-cam will demonetize skunks?
Great video demonstration Sean.
Keep up the good work! We love your videos!
Man i got attacked by a nest in the backyard, hornets are the worst because they dont stop stinging and i couldnt ever find the nest entrance
The Equalizer way. And it works on in-laws too😂
I believe this product was very popular during parts of Europe in the 30s and 40s...
i had a paper wasp nest years ago in the point of my roof eaves. nothing i did got rid of them even though i destroyed the nest multiple times. finally hooke up a joint of pvc pipe to my truck exhaust. 1/2 hour later it was done. they never came back
Sorry your previous video got restricted and demonetized. Your videos are so informative and entertaining to watch!
Some of the larvae were still alive. Chickens love that stuff!
Thx Shawn. I wish you and your family good health.
Hi Shawn. Just be clear in the video. Perhaps have a slide showing a bee next to a hornet. The restriction is based on what the viewers say. So be sure the viewers are not thinking that you are getting rid of honey bees. I enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing! Stay Healthy!
I do not think these people think they are honey bees; they are totally ignorant nut cases who are offended by any and everything. The stupidy of our fellow citizens is astounding to me. I use gasoline as it is more convenient and cheaper than ordering something.
A viewer that is dumb enough to think honey bees live under ground, will still report you even if you’re clear in your video
Wow..That's a neat method.
I used seven dust on a nest and it worked great..I used a .99 plastic squeeze bottle from walmart to put the dust into the hole..Thanks for the awesome content..Take Care..
That makes perfect sense. Thanks for the easier approach.
Once again thank you Shawn!!! All these varmints. You have great strategy's thank you... Keep up the good work!
Damn, such a simple idea. That's gotta be one of the most humane and effective traps I think I've ever seen.
Whoever reviews and restricts these videos should get a good dose of what you're trying to prevent: disease from rodents and potentially deadly stings from yellowjackets. Then maybe they'll get it.
Or preferably perish.
I think it would be great if we could collect rats, mice, chipmunks, squirrels, moles, voles, gophers, and yellow jackets and send them to YT hq. See what they think about exterminating them then.
They likely never will, they are typically pampered soylent nursed star bucks customers who haven't dealt with real life conflict/obstacles such as yellow jackets.
It's a bunch of progressives sitting in a massive air conditioned concrete city in California. Let me explain it like a movie for these idiots because they worship media. It's like Hunger games and they are in the capital and look down upon the other districts. They love dictating laws and rules on things they will never experience or understand.
Love this content!!!!
love the content! Keep up the great work!
Caution: if you're a depressed exterminator, stick to dry ice...
That view drop D: That's annoying that TH-cam is demonetizing your INFORMATIVE videos. They're going to run out of content if this keeps up. Go on Twitter if you haven't already!
TH-cam doesn't even read the appeals, it's borderline botted, the only way to get their attention is to make a huge stink on twitter :/
If you waited until dusk, they would be all inside. Cool method, I hate them
“I feel bad for the bees”
*_WHAT BEES?!_*
The right time to do this is after dark, when ALL the yellowjackets are in the nest.
"In Germany they're protected" EU continuing to be a run-on *BRUH* moment
How about something like hooking it to the exhaust off a lawn mower or something else that doesn't have a catalytic converter? More CO, more better?
I still have my 1974 VW Beetle. Twin shooter... Will need two hoses but it'll do! ;)
Looks like just a normal car was quite effective, CO2 or just CO !
@@OrigMaelstrom Yeah but killing bugs... With a Bug! Poetic!
Thanks Shawn!
Brilliant method to take these out!
One of those Karens had a name, "Solar Powered Vegan", nothing more needs to be said. Except the ones with a single letter for a name are probably bots.
That looked to me like he censored the names so nobody would harrass them
It makes sense that the human cockroaches are angry about the pest control. You are doing a great job making these pest removal videos Shawn. I hope you make more!
Great comment.
i like that exhaust pipe hose, great for taking the big nap
You did a great work there Shawn! I am myself allergic to yellow jackets, so I’m glad there is one less wasp colony in the world.
Keep up the great work Shawn; there will always be negative comments out there. You're doing an incredible job though and thank you for sharing all of your experiences and wisdom with us :).
This is best done at night. The yellow jackets are all back in the nest sleeping. Get them all in one go and no retaliation.
Road flairs work very well as well.