How to Kill Wasps the Easy Way
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, I show you how to kill three kinds of wasps using insecticide dust and a bulb duster. These are typically professional tools, but they are available online for hands-on homeowners like me.
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Sir, you are really a brave man. As a survivor of one too many vicious stings, I watched this video with great anxiety and concern over your safety. I am so glad that you were not attacked by a swarm of these nasty characters. May you and your dog be safe!
It would have gone viral for sure. But I’m happy it turned out well too.
You should check out the hornet king and Texas Beekeeping she doesn't even wear a suit sometimes.
Check out Hornet King and Texas Beeworks, she doesn't even wear a suit if she doesn't have to.
I hate yellow jackets!
I've been stung twice in the last week along with my daughter and our cats. A good wasp is a dead wasp. Thank you for sharing.
I’ve been stung by a yellow jacket 12 times and didn’t feel much pain. To some people it is painful but I’ve overcome the sting.
I got stung by different ones each time, because I invaded when I fell off a tree and fell into their home.
Have you heard about pest control?
Same.
You aint the only those little shits are annoying
We are all here because there’s a bee or a wasp in your house
Nahhh im here because i have an outside basketball court and it keeps pulling up on us😂
Yeah same the stupid things keep coming in my house
Natalee Vlogs ikr I had 20 wasp in my house
Yup I was looking in the closet and then I turned around and there was a wasp in my face
There is a nest near my front door it small now but it could get bigger
When I was a kid, I fell off a trail on my bike and noticed my foot wedged in a hole. Pulled my foot out and a couple of thousand wasps rushed after me. I ran like the wind for my life, and only 1 wasp was fast enough to catch me and sting me. They chased me for about 75 yards. If I would have sprained my ankle, I would be dead.
😱
omg this is TERRIFYING
Touchdown!!!
Now THATS what I call a touchdown
Omg thats the stuff if nightmares
That was so satisfying. I have had bad infestations of paper wasps in my bathroom wall. It is the freakiest sound ever to hear them buzzing. I’m going to get some of that powder stuff.
I don't have a Dad.. You've shown me so many things!! Thanks Dad!
I don't have a father either. They are overrated. I have kids of my own but I never visit them. They just cost too much money.
@@Jamarkus_Delvonte wait a minute. That's so wrong 😩😩😅😅
@@Jamarkus_Delvonte Ive had two fathers but it never felt like i even had one now i have no fathers and no kids and so they too dont have me as a father yet its all so confusing my dad never showed me things to make things right or straight now everything is so complicated even having father, actualy i have just realised i have father but he is not from this world He made this world and I keep forgetting stuff its soo bad i am bad, I just want Dad to accept me as i am, iam complicated and with no father but in need of hevenly Father, oh Father forgive me
thats so sad
Saw my aggresive reaction? Well, really don´t recommend learning from this Dad. Someone told him about that wasps are bad, and now he kills them. I think he doesn´t know what does he do. He imagines his stupidious theory about the benefits from killing wasps. It´s not good. As I said, that kills thousands of bees. Cuz of insecticides used on the bad insects saved by waspkilling. It´s all at your own, if you will learn wrongly, it´s your problem... and problem of all beehives around.
Always wear a mask when dealing with that powder. It can do the same number on your lungs that it does to the YellowJackets.
Yes, that is when you need a mask.
Before I do battle with those damn things even at night, I wear long sleeves and jeans.
right? i was yelling at my screen... YOU ARE NOT GOING NOW! NOT DRESSED LIKE THAT!?
and i cant believe not a single wasp came up out of the hole after his bare knees
NOT ONE. gotta say that was an incredible delta covert attack on the nest
from all appearances 100% success despite the lazy uniform
Not sure which one it was ,BUT , I was riding along , minding my own business on my motorcycle , do'n 'bout 75 , WHAM , Right in my shirt pocket , just a sting'n away , THEY started it ! They drew first blood,I mean tears !
Thank you for showing about the Cicada wasps! I have a client who has a SHIT TON and mowing her lawn is like playing Russian Roulette because I've heard horror stories of people getting stung by them, maybe rumors but I don't wanna chance it!
Wasp: *Exists in house*
My dad with the raid: *peace was never an option*
🤣👍🏻💯
Wish my dad was like that. He just frees them. Like WHYYY? You are supposed to kill the enemy not free the enemy! 😭
@@LoudyAloudTwisterTVofficial Maybe your dad is educated and knows about the benefits of wasps...?
@@MarSHornetsandWasps-v26 And what are those benefits???
@@flyboy2161 You don't know? Wasps are very important predators of caterpillars and flies, sometimes moths and a lot of other insects.
Gasoline works very well on yellow jackets, followed by a match about 5 minutes later, followed by a couple M80’s. I was tagged 52 times while mowing the grass one day and that was the method I used after I got back from the hospital. I kinda felt like Jerry Reed when he drove his semi over the bikers motorcycles in “Smokey and the Bandit”. Ha!
OMG 52 times! I got hit about 5 times and was running around like a 12 year old girl.
Does gasoline kill the grass?
@@242-f5u yes it kills a small spot. If you wait until night and pour directly down the hole then it is a very small spot of grass that will die. I will gladly sacrifice any amount of grass to kill these evil things.
Gas and fire is great for nests not close to a house or plants you want to keep, But don't use it close to flammable things or items you want to keep. I used this method on a big yellowjacket nest years ago out in a field I mowed. I got stung 3 times before I made it in the house. First I located all the exits- there were 2 and I marked them with stones. Once it got dark I went out and blocked all but one exit with the stones. I filled that sucker full of gas and lit it. It was glorious! Fire and bees on fire shot out of that hole 8 ft. up in the air. No more yellowjackets. Paybacks are H@ll.
I gave a thumbs up just for the suspense and dialogue...😂😂
I like your channel; you have a comforting way of talking. Wish I had a dad who was this helpful!
Thanks so much 😊
What if I want them to suffer?
Takes Small Breath There is no more pathetic sight than a fully grown human, terrified of a little sting, flapping and waving at a tiny wasp. Wasps only stingpeople they deem to be an imminent threat. They do not fly into your face and hair the way bees do. ... Wasps are barely aware of humans unless threatened.......
Wooden Rocks you got that the wrong way around
Wooden Rocks Yes we are all scared of wasp and we most of the time need to kill them to control them when they migrate in our yard, our safe place, but i agree.......
Im pretty sure if bees disapeared the world would be a barren rock.
Takes Small Breath In the words of A. Einstein, life without these insects would be a global disaster. 'Man would have only four years of life left'....
I have found a great way to deal with a yellowjacket nest is to wait until late at night and if it is cool all the better. Then I get some of those whole house insect foggers and a couple of long broom handles. Once you set them off they keep going and the fog and dust finds its way into their whole nest. Kills them instantly!
Sounds like a plan.
“My heart is racing, I’m trying to find the hole”. “I can’t see through the bush, it’s too thick”
I have no idea what I’m saying in times of stress!
My favourite type of wasp hmm let me think
a dead one
True
Yep
theres a wasp in my bathroom and I wish for it to suffer. thank you for this remarkably calming video
Eat 6 or 7 white castles , that will fix him .
I have in the room right now I’m scared 😟
I love the clear instructions and clear speech
Thanks!
If you you have to battle wasps that are flying, use straight simple green in a pressured garden sprayer. When you hit them with the spray they drop like a rock. You can either wait for them die in a few minutes, or step on them and get a satisfying pop. And simple green is bio degradable aka environmentally friendly.
Clorox works too. Kills on contact.
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Purple power works great too.
I usually have wasp spray for servicing generators ,but one day it was at the truck and I had my purple power soap bottle so like DiVito I just started blasting ,and it worked.
If you've ever got purple power in an open cut, imagine being thrown in a pool of it
you're my hero, "Dad" !
Great video!! Thanks for walking us through it
Very entertaining. Better than TV.
ok, first off good job with the night time attack. taking advantage of them at night while they're dormant is definitely safer.
and on another note, pyrethrin is a toxin that attacks the nervous system (wear a mask and gloves while applying, this shit is serious business) which is why it causes lethargy.
now, on the lighter side,
5:12: "my heart is racing, i've never done this before. i'm trying to see where the hole is . . .
and i really can't tell. i see the hole, but i don't know how deep it is though, or, what direction it goes in . . . and i wanna get a direct hit"
i applaud your enthusiasm.
You sir have a dirty mind.
I once made a kind of shelf from gaffers tape to where wasps entered the building structures. I closed the entrance hole partially with a piece of tape to make them come where the shelf was. Some dust pestiside on the shelf and with every passage they carried it inside. The nest was gone in a day.
The trick was to make the shelf a convinient landing place from with they walked further in.
Same thing worked for me with two yellow jacket nests, after failing with a lot of other attempts first. I used Sevin, it killed them all within a couple of days.
Nicely done. 🙂. I unfortunately got attacked and stung ion my right ear this afternoon by a bush plant that we have. Have a good day.🙂
"I hope I'm looking at a grave" LOL
A guy putting himself at risk to protect his dogs (and others).
Well done. He did have mutipul nests.
Putting himself at risk to kill thousands of bees. He´s a caterpillar hero...
This is GREAT !!
I will be ready this year !
Thanks a bunch !
Wulfy
I reviewed the foam type wasp killer recently for a nest hanging in my shed. Really useful if you can see the entrance hole as you can direct it from a metre or so away. Killed them all (almost...you can maybe see some larvae movement in my video). The nest is quite a beautiful thing really but very light and papery. No frightening buzzy noises in mine though! I protected myself well for my night assault but all for nothing as not one came out while I was there. (but I didn't stay long to find out!!). Thanks for sharing yours. I have tried the powder years ago and it worked too but the foam is better if you can see the hole.
The foam is great, if you can see the nest or hole, but mine is under
a big concrete porch. I will have to spray powder ( Delta) in entrance.
I do wish I could use foam tho - kills them instantly.
@@grantp4022 Best of luck with that. If you make slight obstruction to them going in by their usual flight path try putting some powder on that too: they will perhaps get contaminated with it and carry it into the nest. Take care anyway.
Wasp:
Me: So you have chosen death and destruction then.
😂
Good job and I'm glad you used as much protective gear as possible. Cheers
Oysterman i hope ur joking on protective gear. He had no gear on other than his dad clothes.
Dad shorts, tee shirt, and slip on shoes. I'm sure he utilized safety squints during overhead application : )
I just dealt with multiple large Southern Yellowjacket nests in my back yard. I was told to do this at night, just like the poster. I found out that yellowjackets can swarm and attack just as easily during the night as they do during the day. You need to protect yourself just as much as you would during the day, if you try to deal with a yellowjacket nest at night.
You got attacked?
@@handydadtv Yes. Granted, I was picking up the honeycomb layer from where it had fallen and re-papered from where I tried to get rid of the entire nest weeks ago. They had turned one or more of my mulched, composed leaves trash bag areas into a nest. The first time I tried to get rid of them during a rainstorm I merely scattered the nest and found out that yellowjackets fly just fine in the rain. This was the second time I attempted to get rid of them, at night.
Yikes
You're right👍
My heart starts to race too when I'm looking for a hole under a bush in the dark.
🙄
Ok that’s funny
🤣
Thank you for the demonstration/lesson. I just paid $400 for an exterminator to do this, except my Yellowjackets got into my house through a crack. Couldn’t use my backyard for weeks. Taking care of it myself next time😁Appreciate this video!
My pleasure
Wasps are not Bees.
What works really well for outside in-ground wasp nests is a soft drink bottle with a cup of gasoline in it. After dark walk up to the nest and invert the bottle and push it into the hole and leave it there for a day or 2.
Fill a beer bottle 1/4 full with diesel. Stick 24" of hose pipe into the bottle. Wait until dark, insert the hose into the nest hole and pour.
Job done. No need to light it, works every time.
Definitely good info - thank you
I don’t care if cicada killers are aggressive or not, those things are huge and scary and I’ve no problem running and screaming from those
Not aggressive but very intimidating!!
Don't kill bees! Kill wasps and hornets.
Pwnzistor fuck yellow jackets. Yellow jackets kill honey bees.
Pwnzistor rrrrr
yellow jackets are wasps
Yellow jackets are smaller than wasps
Illegal in germany:) i like all of them
Wasps work in pairs! I've never had just ONE wasp sting. I've ALWAYS had two within seconds of one another on different parts of my body. They must carry two-ways.
Didn't know they had nests in the ground. Thanks!
I've run over yellow jackets nest with a lawnmower.They hate that sound and the vibration.They will eat you up.lol
@@ronspeasejr6535 yeah they do lol which is why I am here watching how to get rid of them. lol suckers jacked me up almost got me a 2nd time bc I didn't realize it was a hole where they came from when trying to get my mower back safely
I use Wasp and Hornet spray all the time. Just empty the whole can down the hole and they're gone the next day. And the foam from the spray keeps them from coming out. Killed 2 this week.
I just tried the foam directly down the hole two days ago. They're bank and doing fine. I was going to just stick my water hose in the hole and let it flow for a few hours before I watched this.
There is a bid difference between wasps and bees. Wasps are NOT bees. Bees are Honey producers and pollinators. Bees are absolutely needed for our food production. Google that. They only can sting once and only sting when absolutely threatened, e.g. stepped on accidentally barefoot or caught between your shirt and skin maybe. I kept bees once and they are amazingly calm if one keeps calm. Wasps are the baddies and Yellowjackets are the worst. They need to be eliminated... You did a good job to the nest under the shrub! Just save our bees please :-)
mrprosale The bumblebee is another essential pollinator. They assist the honeybees sometimes.
@Das ist kein Format! Bees die when they sting because they leave it behind. A bee's sting is barbed. Wasp stings are straight so they can pull theirs out. That's why a wasp can keep on stinging people.
Bees can sting more than once with certain things but with humans the skin traps their stinger making it too hard to pull it back out and they end up losing it as a result.
@@ameliakyle7054 Bees can never sting more than once no matter who or what it is and that's a fact. Google it. They could sting your dog and still die after.
mrprosale please don’t spread rumors like you know what your talking about. Bees are important pollinators yes, but so are wasps, actually they are better pollinators because they are faster and produce offspring more often. Plus there are many common plants that are solely pollinated by wasps and only wasps. Not to mention if you leave wasps in your garden they incredibly reduce the pest population because they kill and eat them. So please before you go out and talk big like you know what your saying... google it.
Great video and extremely helpful.
Thanks
FYI....be careful using lights at night because sometimes it can wake up the yellow jackets. What I tend to use is red light since it lights up the hole but doesn't wake up the wasps.
Good tip!
Stop calling them bees!
My bad. A leftover stigma from my youth. Anything that flies and has a stinger is a bee to me.
@@handydadtv Bees are the only ones that can produce honey and that's a fact. Hornets and wasps combs are not edible no matter what colour it is. Stop calling them bees!
@@sandrafraser7015 He has already apologized for calling them bees, so give it a rest. No one is perfect, and that includes you.
@@TheM1trix I don't pretend to be perfect because no one is perfect, but too many people assume that every insect with a stinger is a bee, and that makes bees look bad when in fact they are generally peaceful beings. Enough said about that. One good thing I came across at my back door of the block of flats I live in was a DEAD HORNET which had got tangled in the cobwebs. Thank god for spiders!! 😂😂
@@sandrafraser7015 That's a good story. Ok, have a nice day. :)
There is a trick my grandpa uses to kill underground wasps, it may not be the cleanest method, but what he does is get some gasoline pour it down the hole and then lights it, all the wasps die within seconds. And any wasps that were outside the nest can't go back in due to the strong odor of the gasoline. It doesn't seem to do any damage to the soil since he plants a garden every year and nothing has ever died from him doing that other than the wasps.
I'm a Brit and did the same trick in my garden and it killed all of them
Nitro GamePlay that's a very old and effective method. But, there is no need to light the gas. The fumes will kill them very fast.
Nitro GamePlay. Instead of gas use turpentine..no need to burn it...the fumes kill them all.
Michael Pender , but not lighting the gas takes the fun out of it.....lol.
Nitro GamePlay No but it could freak out other people living near you.
Omg I ordered the stuff so they do get dizzy then luckily we went back inside because we had to find a way to seal it. Next thing you know they freaked out started to go towards the light at our house. Mind you this is at night. Seems like it worked. I’ll have to see if it worked fully.
Did it work? Don't leave us in suspense!!! LOL!
Please use a face mask spraying powder/dust above you...what goes up must come down and you breathed it in 🤦🏼♀️
Just want you to stay healthy 🙏😊
Im a human dust buster must breath the dust no dust must eat brains instead
James Arkell Haha must be...Must arm myself with more dust🤪
This isn’t true the dust or fumes that were in the air were perfectly fine to consume if tiny dust chemicals but if still powder and stuff it would probably infect you eternally.
I've used seven dust in a plastic squeeze bottle for a nest in my siding and it worked great..Great video..
That’s a good idea!
poor a quart of gasoline down the hole, every one will be dead by morning. (don't light it) the fumes kill them and get all through the nest. be sure to do it at night, if any are not in bed yet they will survive and hang around for days.
And what about the grass that will no longer grow there, lol
Thank you...i am going to try this tonight. I live in an apt. The management gave me a can of Wasp killer🙁. I ordered some dust. I'd like to advise all to wear a mask( which shouldn't be hard now), the small particles can damage your lungs. My friend who works in construction told me. I was using it and after my lungs would feel weird( like I breathed in talc powder). This is a pesticide and desiccant.
Thank you....I would have loved if you kept filming for that 3-5 mins and watch the wasp just drop dead! Man I hate those things!
Hi, I think you like bees. Me too. But well I like wasps too. They´re beneficial and important. They kill caterpillars and other bad insect. Less wasps, more caterpillars. Then people use insecticides and bees die on flowers... all wasp trappers kill bees. All entomologists will say wasps are beneficial for gardens and forests. If you think they are bad, ask some of them. They watch insects for years and know them. See my wasp or hornet feeding and you will believe in their unaggressivity. The wasps never attack with no reasons. They are peaceful. people who say yellow jackets attacked them want only to kill more of them... for their own. And their pets. Petting dogs is not bad, but wasp killing is. Wasptrappers kill bees by killing wasps for their own. Believe in this, it´s a bad genocide, not saving bees. It´s killing beneficial insects and damaging nature.
Thanks DAD!
I'm a fairly handy dad, but not when it comes to wasps. I scream and run, making school girls laugh and call me wuss! Major phobia for me 😲
Me too.
I agree with you...don't want to kill them, I just don't want them in my yard or near my home
I NEED THIS ASAP!!!!
Your wasps aren't as alert as mine were. My nest had a sentry stationed at the entrance through the night.
A couple of years ago I got popped 5 times in 3 seconds while mowing the grass near a yellow jacket nest entrance. That night I took an INDOOR aerosol bug bomb, taped it to a stick and went to the scene of the crime. I activated the bomb, exhausted its contents into the opening then dropped the stick and retired for the night. Next day.... all yellow jackets were dead with the exception of the few who had spent the night out on the town. End of story.
Haha!!!!😂😂
I was mowing my back yard on a riding mower. Evidently I mowed over a ground bee hole. And I was on the other side of the yard when I heard my 5 yr old son screaming. The ground bees (like bumble bees but very aggressive) attacked him. They were hanging on and kept stinging. I knocked them off and ran him in the house to take care of him. After dark I put some leaves over the hole and some sticks on top dowsed it good with lighter fluid and struck a match. No more ground bees. As they came up they burned up. I always thought that bees in general could only sting one time and then they'd die. But those things just hung on and stung repeatedly.
@@carolynplante4513 Ouch, poor baby!
Used to be a professional exterminator and we used Drione on a daily basis. I don't know if it's changed but it was always illegal in most states for anyone without a license from the EPA, though it was sold online for anyone to obtain. Also, evergreen bushes secrete sugars that the wasps just love. They don't eat it or anything like that, but the scent attracts them from a long way away. If you remove those bushes you will see an immediate drop in the number of yellowjackets on your property.
If you are going to spray it out in the open (not into a crevice) you also have to be very careful. First, if it gets into any natural water source such as a stream, lake, pond or even ground water table you could be facing prison time. We often had to deny jobs because there was no way to treat the area without contaminating a water source (typically in boathouses or on trees that grew over the water). In those cases we had to either suit up and just manually remove everything or just let it be).
Good info. Thanks.
Honestly best one I seen so far!!! I have nest everywhere around my house I already destroyed 2 because those were easy but now I have a nest of the black wasp right above my front door.🤦♀️🤦♀️
They suck
You’re the best!
Hey dad, thanks for the video. I'm gonna muster up the courage to give this a go soon.
You should!
Dislikes are all the wasp afraid of this working lol
When working outside, keep brakekleen handy, knocks them instantly out of the air.
their all asleep in their beds??? haha, love it. Do they have blankets with Blackie Lawless's faces on them?
Yes, and I bet they wear sleep masks 😴
Correct solution and application. Yes folks this is how it's done. But once sprayed in the hole then bury the entrance with dust not dirt.
Do NOT kill the bees
KILL EVERY WASP & YELLOW JACKET YOU SEE
100% clear, just to make it correct:
Do NOT kill bees, wasps and yellow jackets if not necessary.
Lemme correct that Do NOT Kill the Bees or wasps or YellowJackets
*KILL EVERY HORNET YOU SEE*
@@uunholyy_ No... you would do better if you killed yellow jackets. Hornets (except the giant hornets and invasive species) are very peaceful and provide large benefits to the ecosystem. As they have 3-4 generations through the season, there will always be much more hornets when their prey is infested and they will fight the infestation much better than predators with one-year generations.
This was interesting to look at and watch
Thanks
@@handydadtv you welcome
My husband used the spray 3 nights in a row and it worked on a hornet nest. We used traps for yellow jackets.
Dawn soap and water in a pressure sprayer worked great for me .
I doubt I'll be believed but hornets can be trained to behave. I once had to get on a 2nd story roof to fix a leak. There was a large paper wasp's nest about 2 feet from where I needed to work. As I walked toward the nest one came flying straight at me and I backed off really quickly. Waited a couple of minutes and tried again. Another one came towards me again and I backed off. This happened about 10 times over a 20-minute period. Finally as I moved closer they stopped sending out scouts. I knelt down to start working with the nest 2 feet to the left of my head. I could have easily reached out and touched it. I worked there for the rest of the day moving like I normally do fetching tools and materials and hammering nails and they never once bothered me. I just made sure that I always approached the nest slowly and they were fine with that.
Sounds like they had you trained.
Great Stuff spray foam. There is even a pest control version.
Good old spectracide in the evening works every time. I sprayed a nest that was behind a light fixture and could hear them all buzzing inside the siding for about 30 seconds and then they were all dead
Thank you
I have one in my room 😭 it freaking huge so terrifying lol
@Tori I'm watching this because there is one in my bathroom while i was shaving. Trying to take advantage of me
There are more than 20 in my bathroom and 10 in the living room and about 5 in my bedroom. I think I'm dying
Miss Dazzling throw ur house away
Me to help I’m allergic
Im here bc of the same reason•••THERES ONE IM MY ROOM TOO
THX FOR THE HELP‼️
Hey, you did a great job killing those nests, but spraying it out in the open was not good. It is most certainly bad for you if you inhale it, but it will most probably also kill honeybees. That is a very bad thing for all of us! All in all though, great job!
Massive bat flying by your garage @ 1:45 lol!
*_THEY'RE NOT BEES, YO!_*
Triggered much?
Done this tonight,got about 5 or 6 good puffs of dust in nest and yep here they came and there I went !
😱
Slightly reminiscent of Caddyshack.
Ooo that would have been a good clip for comic relief!!
Au revoir Gopheir !!! Cinderella story , slightly effeminate man , out of nowhere, I'd say he'll be using a 9 iron and OH MY ,
IT"S IN THE HOLE >>>>IT"S IN THE HOLE!!!
What a production. Yellow jackets are easy. Put two inches of gas in a coke bottle. After dark dump gas down hole and push bottle neck down hole to seal. Walk away.
Hey, thanks for this! To be clear though, DO NOT DO THIS TO BEES!! You use the term 'bees' throughout. Bee populations are dwindling worldwide and this will become catastrophic to food sources requiring pollination.
I love this!! Not just the content but the host especially. Subscribed :)
Thanks so much 😊
But Dude.... wouldn’t it be safer to wear a mask and goggles while dumping powder into another vessel, in case it generated a puff back into your face ??? Caution is never a bad thing.
Wet diaper snowflake alert !
Thank you for telling us how to kill wasps beacuase some people are afraid of them and i am too. Thank you in advance
Thanks
Anyone here because they have an annoying wasp buzzing round in there room
Ok bravo good man
I wonder why there are haters...Do you haters wanna be stung by them?
Your voice is nice. You would be great at narrating audio books :)
Thanks so much 😊
"i personally have nothing against wasps" Blasphemy!!!
Nice video, good job!
Should have worn a mask when handling that dust
Great video. We have red paper wasps in Texas. They're huge, territorial & mean. Just found a nest in metal baffle under my bird feeder. I might have to try your idea. Thanks.
We Just Keep a Couple of Fresh Cans in the Garage, on the shelf with other Bug Killers and Malathian Concentrate for the Mosquito sprayer.. Terro Granuals for the Ants and Mouse Traps Killer Boxes, that we Replace every 2-3 mos. with New in the Gee-Rodge, since We Leave the GDor Open during the Summer till 7-8 pm and of course comeing and going with the Cars.. You Folks have to Learn how to Live Down on the Farm -Rural Living....
There's always a back door for those things. Find it before you put anything in a hole plug the back door
Next time try mixing one bottle of dawn liquid soap and about two gallons of water. It really does work.
I was going to give it a thumbs up til you mentioned killing bee's.
+I amcarbonandotherbits. Wasps are not bees. I didn't kill any bees.
HandyDadTV . when you were walking alongside the fence you stated " It's also good for killing bee's".
You said bee's in the video.
Yes, I was mistaken. NO BEES WERE HARMED IN THE MAKING OF THIS VIDEO.
Yes I heard clearly you said kill bees, also killing insects because they dig holes in your lawn!!! Birds feast on insects.. Also just leave any wasp alone and It will be OK untill some idiot comes along waving and screaming and shouting, this then sets them into attack mode. All they want is a banana skin to feed off. Just think if some one whacks yourself you hit back the wasp can't hit you. I get the problem with dogs digging up the nest and you did right to fence it off. They only live for a few days. Wet and cold weather clears them away as they don't like cold and wet conditions.