Massive 3 ft tall European Hornets nest ate through bedroom wall
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- European Hornets are an invasive species in the United States which can grow up to two inches in length with nests that can rival the size of small children. This nest measured in at close to 3 ft tall and, when they ran out of room, they ate through the bedroom drywall to expand their nest
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You guys have the balls the size of cantaloupes to mess with any wasp, hornet, yellow jackets, etc. I'll stick to driving a truck
You should continue to narrate your videos! You do a great job and it adds a lot!
The cardboard flapping about is really bugging me
Do u mean about to kill u ? Not in that sence
Lol get it bug
This stuff is absolutely fascinating.
Y'all are more valuable than Ghostbusters 😎
Great video, thanks!! However, in the future, t would be helpful to let us amateurs know what powder/dust you use and where to get it. Also, it would have been a good idea to tape that flap out of your way while you work! Also, we couldn't help noticing all of the nest pieces and larvae you let just fall to the floor on the INSIDE of the wall. I'm sure the family would wonder as well - why didn't you use your vacuum to clean all of it out??? AND, not to judge or anything, but do you not have anything larger than that little tiny vacuum? I would want to use one with a longer hose to reach to the bottom of the opening, plus it seemed you got clogged due to the sizer of the hose and vacuum, PLUS the attachment seemed way too small for this type of hornet.
AND MOST OF ALL: You barely mentioned the QUEEN!! You have to know that we commoners are always obsessed with royalty. How many are there? You say that the males don't do any work. Do you mean only the drones?? What are the other males?? You mentioned that a queen is needed to produce females - is she the ONLY one who produces larvae?? Are there other females? What do THEY do?? It seems you implied that the females do all the work. Or did you just mean the workers (both males AND female?). I realize this isn't a class on the societal structure of hornets, but while you're mentioning the queen, the males, the workers, the larvae, the female...it would help to add a couple sentences of info for each while you are gleefully crunching the life out of these fascinating creatures.
Keep the videos coming - very informative and entertaining :D. Thanks!!
Would it not made things easier to take a piece of tape to the cardboard and tape it to the door temporarily instead of letting it flap in your way?
These European Hornets are great architects.
you can see the warping of the drywall once you go straight on put the stuff in the wall
Cedar oil will kill bees real quick too. It also makes them drop from flight because their wings can't work when coated with oil. You really don't want to get cedar oil in your eyes though, so spray thoughtfully. Poor mike getting his head buzzed by a romulan warbird while he's trying to fight bees lol XD
Love your vids, plus first, and i still watched the whole video before commenting
European hornets are twice the size of a normal wasp. But the Japanese giant hornet (vespa mandarinia japonica) what is the biggest wasp in the world, is twice the size of the european hornet.
That introduction is sadistic... “wanna see a fun game...”
So what... OMG get a life white person!
Toya Murillo Lol. Loser replying to comment telling me to get a life. See yours is going well. Lol
hornets and wasps are the devils creatures. Fuck em
Should have taped the cardboard flap to the door on the right as it kept getting in the way of the action.
Good job! Your adorable chickens you love the result of it.
Big nest and inside home! Creepy!
Haven't seen these in Michigan in years,good job on getting rid of the nest,fyi wonder how many stragglers got stuck in the bed sheets
Now this song is stuck in my head, lol. "Another one bites the dust" Queen
Extremely Outstanding great job! Is this in the USA..😨👈🏾👈🏾👌🏾
Cardboard is annoying.
Change the title to " if I only had ah ladder"
Looks like bobby hills Cloud wallpaper
What kind of dust do you spray, we have a nest and they sting us and our dog. They had to go! We have killed most of them with water and dawn. Just need to get the nest out. Looks like some new hatches are still coming out. Your videos have really helped us learn about these little monsters. Thanks so much for sharing with us. 🐝
I typically use tempo. The dust isn't as important as getting some air pressure behind it though which is the chief benefit of a professional. Try some local exterminators, they're often cheaper than you'd think
I always put Bengal dust in a empty ketchup dispenser bottle will work.it will have plenty of force,spread out especially in a wall void
Hello, the powder is usually " pyrethre " .
You could improve your services by at least putting a dust sheet in the area you are working. Crushed grubs in the carpet are sticky as hell.
We do use one--the vacuuming was after we picked it up and was just what fell off
This was the first thought I has. I don't think I'd call these guys for any sort of interior work. They kind of make a mess of things.
Hello , you should leave the nest in place for two or three days , the time for the powder to act and kill all the colony. I'm french , sorry for my english.
Your english is good.
@@JohnDoe-qz5pj oh , thank you . I'm trying to improve it . 😊
Take that cardboard off dude
No one has the idea to take the cardboard off the wall or even to tape it to the door. lol.
Finally, the cardboard was taped to the door.
Wow what monsters those are! Would be a bad day if you just stumbled on to them!😳
Do they die when they get vacuumed up? or are they alive in the vacuum box?
Powder is good if ya going to remove after 24 hours same day removals I prefer to inject CB-80 into the hole seal it back up wait 20 minutes if it's late in the season I'll also puff some drion on the outside of there entrance.
As long as you get the dust on them it doesn't really matter how long you wait. I dust first and then get my equipment ready, which gives it 10-15 minutes to set in. As long as you clean up whatever flies inside you still get them all just the same. I leave dust in the cavity for the ones out getting food
It's a way to be more efficient without sacrificing effectiveness
Oh I remember Mike. He is 8 feet tall. He is good at germ warfare tho. Thx. OMG those poor kids of the bunk-beds. Hope they don't get nightmares of a comeback 5 times the size.
pretty childish and not a game to smash the bee. Unnecessary.
Did you know homeowners are called HOs??
jesus will you just pull the cardboard off the wall... it's making me crazt watching you pushing it out of the way every 10 seconds
Nice little vacuum. What kind is it?
Just the cheapest shop vac branded vacuum
Good video
I JUST FOUND ONE IN MY ATTIC 😨
I have Queens's song in my mind for more than 5 days.
During the day, I don't see any European hornets. Come night time, 2 or 3 of them come to my flood lights! It makes it to where I dont want to go out the house after dark
They are night-time hunters which makes them pretty unique
@@TheBeeMan that's good to know. Thanks!
Between the two of you no one taped the cardboard open ???
I never said we were smart
.....bites the dust.
CLOUDS??
Is there anyway a guy could slip on about six of them suits over each other?
8:43 thats what she said
I thought the female European hornet was larger than a male?
It is. N its hea id a maroon color learned that n Hornet King
Very slow moving video. Saw more of the hornet helper’s back than anything. Very very bad to not have furniture out…. Or some furniture out. And have clothing, drapes, window shades if present plus all bedding and clothes. Should have big drop cloths down on floor to protect carpet from powder. I would NOT want my kids to enter the room, much less sleep in the room, touch anything in there or wear clothes, touch any bedding. Adults or kids: not safe. What about a quality air cleaner to run for a couple of days!
You keep saying "bees"... when did they change species?
Slang
How did they get in the wall?
That's just where they nest. The queen selects the site in the spring and there was an entrance from the outside wall
That's why well placed caulk can be a homeowner's best friend to seal up potential entry points around windows, eaves, etc.
@@shortliner68 that's very true---just make sure there aren't any bees when you do the caulking!
Funny you should mention that. We had our old basement door replaced by a contractor, and shortly after we were seeing ants everywhere upstairs above the door. Come to find out the old door frame had gaps under the sill and the ants made a colony inside the wall we weren't aware of. The new door frame sealed their entryway and trapped them inside. They were just trying to find another way outside and attracted to any area lit up. It wouldn't have been too good for us if stinging insects had been trapped inside instead, so I know exactly what you are saying.
Through crack in masonry in chimney, then worked way through plywood wall.
What happened to the el camino??
The guy probably still has it. He tried asking too much for it due to the popularity of the video and nobody wanted to take him up on it. If you ever want to put in an offer you can email me
Hummingbird size!
Terrible Camera Work, so much quick movements and bouncy, makes you Dizzy!
I hate Hornets!
These are nothing. Asian Hornet's are a force of god.
Lol, "there's one here, there's one there". Good way to waste time to make more money. Just rip the wall down and remove the fucking thing, done deal.
And why use such a tiny puny vacuum...
Flying mice! Huge buggers.
Bats are basically flying mice.
Still these are smaller than the Asian Giant Hornet.
These kind of scary hornets don't keep a nest for more than one year, home owners could have just done nothing and nest would be gone. Only damages to property is from bee guy
They ate through the drywall. There would have been hundreds of hornets in their child's room that night. They were down to just the paint