Comment by Wildlife_Tracker: The species of Wasp in this video is Vespula squamosa. Those large Orange coloured Wasps are Queens, and the smaller Wasps that have longer abdomens are Males. The best way to deal with a nest like this is use a small vacuum to suck up the workers. Much safer and more effective than using pesticides and harmful chemicals :) Thanks Wildlife_Tracker. If I ever do one of these again I won't use any poison. I think I breathed about a can worth of fogger.
And for being amateurs, good job guys. As long as you get the job done, your style doesn't matter. You didn't cause a rage within the nest to attack others nearby. Kudos.
Seeing that I am scared to death of any stinging insects (and even jumped more than once watching this whole video), I have to say with all sincerity that you gentlemen have more balls than I will ever have in my lifetime. There is no amount of money anyone could pay me to do what you all did.
I am the former President of the Arizona Pest Control Association. Put a couple of drops of dawn detergent into some basic window cleaner and spray the heck out of the nest (papernest) and run. Wait a few minutes and knock the nest down with a shovel and squash it. It is important to destroy as many wasps as you can since they predate on our precious honeybees. For honeybee problems just call a local beekeeper. Don't kill them.
Yes! Don’t kill honeybees. They only sting to warn, not like killer bees or wasps. They are very good pollinators and essential for our food. Local beekeepers will take care of them
It's not true at all that you should destroy as many wasps as possible, as they do serve a purpose. They are critically important as natural bio-control agents...and it's kind of funny that someone who hates pests and wants them annihilated would want to kill a bug that naturally takes care of pests. Maybe you really like pests around so you have a reason to keep your Pest Society or whatever open, and therefore want wasps dead. It's part of your grand scheme to keep pests flourishing. lol.
Yep, also the drones are generally male and the workers female. The size and sex of the wasp is determined by the size of their cell during pupation. Worker cells are smaller and abundant and drone and queen cells are much larger but less abundant in numbers.
Damm,you better stop bullying those wasp's once you tore that nest i think they may have told you go to hell,i don't know for sure to be honest with you.
I'm a pest controller and deal with over 150 nests a year. In the uk we treat wasps differently. Its a simple case of pumping a small amount of insecticide dust (we use a chemical called bendiocarb which is extremely effective) in through the hole they are flying in and out of from the outside. The dust is really fine and penetrates a surprisingly long way. Most wasps will be dead within 5 mins and the rest will pick it up as they return to the nest. There's no need to remove the nest as wasps never use a nest twice unlike bees that will move into old bees nests. We certainly wouldn't need to put holes in walls. By not removing the nest you make it much harder for more wasps to move in next year.
Tom Caswell Gotta be careful with that. There is dust like that available in the US as well, call Sevin. However, it's NOT rated for use in structures. You really don't want people in the house breathing that stuff for months to come.
+Udo Licht yep I understand that bendiocarb products were voluntarily removed from the US market by their manufacturers as EPA required more extensive testing than was financially viable. I totally agree that nobody should be exposed to toxic materials for extended periods. In the UK we use special applicators to ensure the dust only enters the nest and it is applied from outside so it doesn't enter the house. I think the op of this video stated that he inhaled a lot if the smoke which is not ideal and his risk of stings was pretty high. Bendiocarb is recognised as non carcinogenic unlike the active ingredient in Sevin which is a known carcinogen. All carbamates (Sevin included) are reversible cholinesterase inhibitors which means that their effect is not permanent and therefore they don't accumulate in your body over time until you reach a point where the level is so high you die. This is a problem with the organophosphate insecticides and that's why we use a carbamates dust. in the UK bendiocarb is approved for use in schools and hospitals also.
Tom Caswell Yup. I do pest control as well and there are dust products labeled for structures/homes. Tempo is one of them. Dusting is the best way to get rid of them when they're holed up tight like this. The ones here really like retaining walls. Thank God they don't make enormous nests like the ones down in southern US....
I laughed so hard at "no matter what happens don't open the door" and tell my kids I love'em.. That was a great video R... I live vicariously through your BEE adventures cause I ain't getting no where near them!! TJ
628DirtRooster I think you did a great job, not having removed wasps before. Definitely more calm then I would have been, had I needed to do this. Those structures are so fascinating, I always like the look of wasp nests and honeycombs. Definitely not such kind things if you bother them though. That truck had the perfect timing... too perfect... maybe they knew and secretly waited for you to leave for free advertisement. LOL
guys no matter how you got it done,, you have my total respect.. I would have run screaming for the hills.. I have never seen a yellow Jacket nest that size.. I thought they were all small nests with just a few wasp.. That looked like a red wasp nest. Thanks for sharing this.
Bloody hell that nest is big ! When you exposed the nest, spray paint the wasps so they can't fly and drop to the ground. I have done it with small outside paper wasp nests. It is actually amazing how they build these structures in the dark cavity. Great video.
628DirtRooster peppermint oil isnt hazardous but wasps do not like it and will fly away. If it gets on them it melts their wings. They will abandon a nest if you spray it on the nest. Peppermint oil will also keep them from coming back and rebuilding the nest. They do not like peppermint oil AT ALL. only downside is the price of peppermint oil.
You guys are incredibly brave or crazy, maybe both. No way I would have been up in that room with them in just a t-shirt. Sorry you got stung but I'm glad there are people like yourselves out there who do this kind of work.
FYI Here's a cheap and easy way to kill wasps: Mix into a spray bottle with a long, forceful spray: Water, 10 drops of peppermint oil or any mint oil and a teaspoon or so of Dawn Dish Soap. Works great!
soapy water kills them quickly. pump sprayer with soap and water jam it in the hole penetrate the nest from as many angles as possible and wait a couple minutes.
LoudyAloud(TwisterTV) Wasps and bees breath through their skin. This is why petroleum distillates, bug spray, and anything else that coats their skin kills them. They suffocate. Soapy water accomplishes this quite well and it doesn't hurt the environment. It's a lot cheaper too.
LOLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHATEVER YOU HEAR DON'T OPEN THE DOOR......TELL MY KIDS I LOVE THEM! Your sooo funny and one Brave Soul Randy. Well Done!!! God Bless Y'all!!!
Judging from the stripe patterns on the worker's abdomens, and from the accents of the exterminators, these are Vespula Squamosa, the southern Yellow Jacket. It's a southern thang. Bless your heart, yellow jackets.
For the fogger not working laying on its side. you could make use a piece of pvc pipe the length of the can with an elbow on it. then put the elbow in the wall and slide an pvc end cap over the bottom of the can to hold it in place.
What perfect horror wasps are. You are the bravest human that I have ever seen. I watched the whole thing with my arms tightly crossed, jerking away from the screen when one got near the microphone. Fine work, sir.
I don't know. The last can was placed right under the hive and it didn't kill them all. This was the first time I had fooled with any wasps like that so I didn't really know what I was doing.
I was randomly watching this, and as soon as I saw that fence line and railroad tracks, I knew this was in Long Beach, MS. I'm glad my house never had no nest in it while I lived in the south.
I as a past bee keeper understand how & why you did all this ,but I'm not sure I'd say they are more aggressive than honeybees. Thanks for showing Beekeeper's as caring & honest folk. At least you didn't wait till after dark & then bring a light saying you're safe after dark ! I'd like to take some of these people to a bee yard give them a flashlight & kick a hive over ,then tell me you're safe at night ,maybe if you aren't carrying the light.
Wow! Those are some Vespula squamosa! Surprisingly the colony size is quite minute these guys can make HUGE colonies with millions of individual workers, with many queens.
Hornets build the same kind of honey comb looking nests, but the difference is that hornets build that paper protectant around it, paper wasps leave them open. Paper wasps are also that burnt red color and their legs hang down when they fly, like how a persons would when on a dollar coaster, those are few ways you can tell which is which...
Thanks for commenting Kristen. I didn't know the difference until I posted this video and some experts chimed in. These have been identified as Vespula Squamosa (Southern Yellow Jacket). According to Wikipedia these look very similar to the Bald Face Hornets. Either way they are mean.
Kristen Miller They build in the ground too. I know because I killed a nest that was under the roots of a pine tree this summer. I didn't dig it out so I don't know what the nest actually looked like.
I use WD 40. The red tube applicator gives me range. I've been stung a times over my life but this time I got hit 2-3 times on my right hand and it swelled to twice its size. Never happened before. Usually I got a bump. The WD40 soaks the nests making it unusable and kills whatever bug it hits. Windex can do a job on them too if you catch them by surprise.
European Paper Wasps - But never seen the hornet nest aspect to any of their nests here. I can help but wonder if you found a hybrid hornet colony or they change designs in a wall with a colony that massive.
Discovered your channel last night, love it! Hitting up all your crazy videos! But how much do you make off of something like this job? Do you charge for bee removal, or is receiving the honey comb + hives enough payment for you?
Perky Bellsprout Watch videos by "JP the Bee man", who operates an extermination business outside New Orleans. In a few of them, he removed hives from inside brick walls. (No, I'm not kidding.)
628DirtRooster Oh NO way... I live in South Carolina and we have these wasps here for one they creep me out two they don't let us enjoy our new porch we have on our new house..seems every time we go out there to sit they won't leave me alone...I'm allergic to the stings so I always have to run into the house lol..but I'd pass on doing what y'all do and I give you guys all the props..
628DirtRooster I go to Charlotte once a month, it's about a hour from me...but yes, Gaffney is one of the nicest cities here in S Carolina and thank you..you'd enjoy the fishing down here...N Carolina I never catch anything...
Use Carbaryl next time, I exterminated a nest a few weeks back that would have been 10 times the size of this nest. Here in New Zealand, the German wasp and Common wasp are over wintering and forming super nests. 1 teaspoon of carbaryl blown into the entrance kills them all in 24hours. They're very hygienic and will clean each other which quickly spreads it through the nest.
I saw one coming and going through a chipped hole in my brick house. Emptied a can of Bengal and haven't seen them since. About as friendly as red wasp.
Probably would have been better off just drilling a hole in the highest spot and shopvaccing them for a while... hindsight tho... I wouldn't go near that hell hole :P
I've found bees just hate brake cleaner and plus if you add just a hint of fire it makes a NICE flame thrower. Brake cleaner burns them all by itself and when it makes contact with them they drop and die.
Wow you guys are crazy. LOL I just watched about an hour and a half of your videos. I will say your very good at what you guys do. I enjoyed the videos thank you again.
you are very brave. i have many many wasps and have been trying to paint my house battling the wasps all the way. i've been stung along the way also. no matter how many i eliminate there are always more. some are inside my eaves and i can't seem to reach the nests with the sprays.
From someone who grew up in the South, these country boys with mullets are some of the greatest people you will ever meet... And even better neighbors
Comment by Wildlife_Tracker:
The species of Wasp in this video is Vespula squamosa. Those large Orange coloured Wasps are Queens, and the smaller Wasps that have longer abdomens are Males. The best way to deal with a nest like this is use a small vacuum to suck up the workers. Much safer and more effective than using pesticides and harmful chemicals :)
Thanks Wildlife_Tracker. If I ever do one of these again I won't use any poison. I think I breathed about a can worth of fogger.
628DirtRooster Yellow Jacket nests get unbelievably huge, and very dangerous.
Landaux No wasp can defeat Landaux. :)
JNUI
Nate Sands What is JNUI?
Get a electric tennis racket it really does the trick in case something is coming for you or just plain annoying
And for being amateurs, good job guys. As long as you get the job done, your style doesn't matter. You didn't cause a rage within the nest to attack others nearby. Kudos.
RejectedSpiritX Job done for free too!
"I don't care what you hear, don't open the door"! Funniest line ever said on DirtRooster. Oh my that's good!
:D
It's so nice when my pain can bring others pleasure. Thanks TJ.
Seeing that I am scared to death of any stinging insects (and even jumped more than once watching this whole video), I have to say with all sincerity that you gentlemen have more balls than I will ever have in my lifetime. There is no amount of money anyone could pay me to do what you all did.
Christopher Thelen ME TOO!! We had a bald faced hornets nest and they gave me PTSD I swear.
I am the former President of the Arizona Pest Control Association. Put a couple of drops of dawn detergent into some basic window cleaner and spray the heck out of the nest (papernest) and run. Wait a few minutes and knock the nest down with a shovel and squash it. It is important to destroy as many wasps as you can since they predate on our precious honeybees. For honeybee problems just call a local beekeeper. Don't kill them.
+Steve Malone I watch JPthebeeman here on TH-cam. The man is absolutely fearless. I love his videos.
Teresa McCoy JP is awesome, a really lovely guy.
Yes! Don’t kill honeybees. They only sting to warn, not like killer bees or wasps. They are very good pollinators and essential for our food. Local beekeepers will take care of them
It's not true at all that you should destroy as many wasps as possible, as they do serve a purpose. They are critically important as natural bio-control agents...and it's kind of funny that someone who hates pests and wants them annihilated would want to kill a bug that naturally takes care of pests.
Maybe you really like pests around so you have a reason to keep your Pest Society or whatever open, and therefore want wasps dead. It's part of your grand scheme to keep pests flourishing. lol.
To my knowledge honeybees are largely not even native to America, lol.
These videos make my skin crawl from start to finish but I can't stop watching
Try this new technique where instead of removing the nest you remove the whole building and everything within a 200 light year radius of it
I did that and ended dinosaurs, because of one small spider. I hate them
................That cost extra
The shorter abdomen ones are the workers, the longer abdomen ones are the drones, and the longest abdomen ones are queens.
Yep, also the drones are generally male and the workers female. The size and sex of the wasp is determined by the size of their cell during pupation. Worker cells are smaller and abundant and drone and queen cells are much larger but less abundant in numbers.
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this is a hell of a long coca cola ad
i was thinking that as well haha
hahaha
Damm,you better stop bullying those wasp's once you tore that nest i think they may have told you go to hell,i don't know for sure to be honest with you.
damm that's a nice size!
Mark Cinque wasps only use is to be food and piss off people
That tan orange ish yellowjacket is that the queen cause its huge
Mikey Sartori yes
I'm a pest controller and deal with over 150 nests a year. In the uk we treat wasps differently. Its a simple case of pumping a small amount of insecticide dust (we use a chemical called bendiocarb which is extremely effective) in through the hole they are flying in and out of from the outside. The dust is really fine and penetrates a surprisingly long way. Most wasps will be dead within 5 mins and the rest will pick it up as they return to the nest. There's no need to remove the nest as wasps never use a nest twice unlike bees that will move into old bees nests. We certainly wouldn't need to put holes in walls. By not removing the nest you make it much harder for more wasps to move in next year.
Tom Caswell Gotta be careful with that. There is dust like that available in the US as well, call Sevin. However, it's NOT rated for use in structures. You really don't want people in the house breathing that stuff for months to come.
+Udo Licht yep I understand that bendiocarb products were voluntarily removed from the US market by their manufacturers as EPA required more extensive testing than was financially viable. I totally agree that nobody should be exposed to toxic materials for extended periods. In the UK we use special applicators to ensure the dust only enters the nest and it is applied from outside so it doesn't enter the house. I think the op of this video stated that he inhaled a lot if the smoke which is not ideal and his risk of stings was pretty high.
Bendiocarb is recognised as non carcinogenic unlike the active ingredient in Sevin which is a known carcinogen. All carbamates (Sevin included) are reversible cholinesterase inhibitors which means that their effect is not permanent and therefore they don't accumulate in your body over time until you reach a point where the level is so high you die. This is a problem with the organophosphate insecticides and that's why we use a carbamates dust. in the UK bendiocarb is approved for use in schools and hospitals also.
Tom Caswell Yup. I do pest control as well and there are dust products labeled for structures/homes. Tempo is one of them. Dusting is the best way to get rid of them when they're holed up tight like this. The ones here really like retaining walls. Thank God they don't make enormous nests like the ones down in southern US....
Gizza job ya knowledgeable get
My father used dog flea killer to get the best in our loft
Why do I like watching these types of videos....?
Mississippi Retahrdashen center?
Yep!
DarkFilmDirector AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA IM DEAD BRO :')
Ablepsy Moth Are you okay dude. .?
😂
that was the best thing ever when he said that....i hate p.c crap
I laughed so hard at "no matter what happens don't open the door" and tell my kids I love'em.. That was a great video R... I live vicariously through your BEE adventures cause I ain't getting no where near them!!
TJ
628DirtRooster
I think you did a great job, not having removed wasps before. Definitely more calm then I would have been, had I needed to do this. Those structures are so fascinating, I always like the look of wasp nests and honeycombs. Definitely not such kind things if you bother them though.
That truck had the perfect timing... too perfect... maybe they knew and secretly waited for you to leave for free advertisement. LOL
guys no matter how you got it done,, you have my total respect.. I would have run screaming for the hills.. I have never seen a yellow Jacket nest that size.. I thought they were all small nests with just a few wasp.. That looked like a red wasp nest. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for watching and commenting Mike.
And now to replace it with a honey Bee nest. Just replace the sheet rock with plexiglass. Give the clients some good entertainment!
I would certainly be agreeable to that.
OOh can you imagine how cool that would be - showering with a bees nest to watch.
Until one got in the room while you were undressed.
🤣
Bloody hell that nest is big ! When you exposed the nest, spray paint the wasps so they can't fly and drop to the ground. I have done it with small outside paper wasp nests. It is actually amazing how they build these structures in the dark cavity. Great video.
I find them very interesting.
I'm itching watching this video...
+munchchewy0 Likely caused by trypophobia, from the clusters of small holes found in the wasp nest.
+Interstellar Ping Pong Ball No trypophobia is from holes in the skin, I'm itching from watching all those wasps. haha
+munchchewy0 Trypophobia is the fear of clusters of small holes. But hey if wasps make you itch, then who am I to judge.
i'm hungover as hell in bed and can't get enough of your vids man, quality stuff.
They taking the edge off? lol
628DirtRooster
they sure are lol
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@N R
It's because a Coca Cola truck rolled by at the very end.
Thank you for helping these nice folks out when they have few finances and help.
If you use hair spray it glues their wings together and they can't fly.
I'll have to try that some time.
628DirtRooster peppermint oil isnt hazardous but wasps do not like it and will fly away. If it gets on them it melts their wings. They will abandon a nest if you spray it on the nest. Peppermint oil will also keep them from coming back and rebuilding the nest. They do not like peppermint oil AT ALL. only downside is the price of peppermint oil.
Joe Rowland Peppermint essential oil is cheap, one of the cheapest of essential oils in fact.
MsCherade9 Yes I know but by the gallon for pest control well...
and if you add flame to that it spices things up
You guys are incredibly brave or crazy, maybe both. No way I would have been up in that room with them in just a t-shirt. Sorry you got stung but I'm glad there are people like yourselves out there who do this kind of work.
It was fun but I'll sure do things different next time.
Those wasps are pretty neat builders with the way they built those levels of combs.
Psycho9263 ya I’ve got to admit to they are very smart where they build there nests. I saw 2 nests inside a vent. Those smart jerks.
FYI Here's a cheap and easy way to kill wasps: Mix into a spray bottle with a long, forceful spray: Water, 10 drops of peppermint oil or any mint oil and a teaspoon or so of Dawn Dish Soap. Works great!
>bees attracted to light
>make hive in the dark
Pretty sure you're talking about moths. Never heard of bees liking light
@@porkbellycutlets427 they use different wavelengths of light to navigate. Certain flowers absorb and reflect UV/IR and bees can detect that.
Thanks, hope you got to see it.
soapy water kills them quickly. pump sprayer with soap and water jam it in the hole penetrate the nest from as many angles as possible and wait a couple minutes.
wildcat19671 Water with soap , really? Cool ... cos I kill wasps with WC cleaner :))
LoudyAloud(TwisterTV) Wasps and bees breath through their skin. This is why petroleum distillates, bug spray, and anything else that coats their skin kills them. They suffocate. Soapy water accomplishes this quite well and it doesn't hurt the environment. It's a lot cheaper too.
Thank you. :D
Soapy water huh? These are wasps, fire is the only answer
wildcat19671 yeah man I wouldn’t spray poison, especially in a residence. Not when soap and water does the EXACT same thing almost instantly.
LOLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHATEVER YOU HEAR DON'T OPEN THE DOOR......TELL MY KIDS I LOVE THEM! Your sooo funny and one Brave Soul Randy. Well Done!!! God Bless Y'all!!!
Nice Coke plug at the end. Professionally done sir!
Haha Thanks bro
Judging from the stripe patterns on the worker's abdomens, and from the accents of the exterminators, these are Vespula Squamosa, the southern Yellow Jacket. It's a southern thang. Bless your heart, yellow jackets.
You are correct
I'm surprised that big chunk of the nest came out like that at 13:36 I thought that thing would be glued to the frame of the house
You do not get enough money for this, nor the recognition, i need to share your channel so more people can see what you do! Keep up the good work!
Share away
For the fogger not working laying on its side. you could make use a piece of pvc pipe the length of the can with an elbow on it. then put the elbow in the wall and slide an pvc end cap over the bottom of the can to hold it in place.
James Little yeah but that’s because it’s the smart thing to do, this dude still uses the word retardation.
What perfect horror wasps are. You are the bravest human that I have ever seen. I watched the whole thing with my arms tightly crossed, jerking away from the screen when one got near the microphone. Fine work, sir.
Ha ha, not brave just didn't know how hard they were going to be to kill. Thanks for watching.
Man, you've got balls the size of grapefruit for going in there.
Jerkwad152 Do you think I should have a doctor look at them?
628DirtRooster
Their gravity would probably affect his instruments.
Jerkwad152 ROTFL
628DirtRooster No kidding! That man comes in to take a picture of them unclothed.
Nothing like watching a late night classic comedy show!!! Lol!!!!
LOL There were definitely clowns involved.
Aaand que the perfectly timed product placement at the end
I don't know. The last can was placed right under the hive and it didn't kill them all. This was the first time I had fooled with any wasps like that so I didn't really know what I was doing.
Hey look, there’s a smiley face at the bottom of the nest!!! #Wasp Art
I was randomly watching this, and as soon as I saw that fence line and railroad tracks, I knew this was in Long Beach, MS. I'm glad my house never had no nest in it while I lived in the south.
Your old stomping grounds?
Yup, now it's been Williston, ND. There's not many trees here, so if you got a tree you've got a lot of bees.
Big change.
I as a past bee keeper understand how & why you did all this ,but I'm not sure I'd say they are more aggressive than honeybees. Thanks for showing Beekeeper's as caring & honest folk. At least you didn't wait till after dark & then bring a light saying you're safe after dark ! I'd like to take some of these people to a bee yard give them a flashlight & kick a hive over ,then tell me you're safe at night ,maybe if you aren't carrying the light.
lmao @ "don't open the door"
+MARK K. Haha
Wow! Those are some Vespula squamosa! Surprisingly the colony size is quite minute these guys can make HUGE colonies with millions of individual workers, with many queens.
I'm glad it wasn't any bigger than it was. This was the first one I've seen.
CHALLENGE: Watch the close-up with headphones.
It's a shame we couldn't do 3D
I made the mistake of having headphones when I found this video.
It's so bad.
The buzzing in the ears...
Omfg why did I torture myself?!
Nak Attack Wasn't so bad. Then realised u meant to put the headphones on...
Done
Excellent work guys.
Thanks for watching Herbie.
The edge of my pillowcase brushed against my neck and I leaped out of bed and just about shit myself!
Thanks man. I see from your videos that you have done several of these removals yourself.
Hornets build the same kind of honey comb looking nests, but the difference is that hornets build that paper protectant around it, paper wasps leave them open. Paper wasps are also that burnt red color and their legs hang down when they fly, like how a persons would when on a dollar coaster, those are few ways you can tell which is which...
Thanks for commenting Kristen. I didn't know the difference until I posted this video and some experts chimed in. These have been identified as Vespula Squamosa (Southern Yellow Jacket). According to Wikipedia these look very similar to the Bald Face Hornets. Either way they are mean.
628DirtRooster I thought yellow jackets built their nests in the ground...
Kristen Miller They build in the ground too. I know because I killed a nest that was under the roots of a pine tree this summer. I didn't dig it out so I don't know what the nest actually looked like.
@628 Hmmm, interesting. Thanks for the replies :)
I use WD 40. The red tube applicator gives me range. I've been stung a times over my life but this time I got hit 2-3 times on my right hand and it swelled to twice its size. Never happened before. Usually I got a bump. The WD40 soaks the nests making it unusable and kills whatever bug it hits. Windex can do a job on them too if you catch them by surprise.
European Paper Wasps - But never seen the hornet nest aspect to any of their nests here. I can help but wonder if you found a hybrid hornet colony or they change designs in a wall with a colony that massive.
13:14 lol the wasp on the right above the light fixture is stinging the wall
Andrew Sinclair IF I CANT HAVE THE HUMAN... I’LL HAVE THE WALL!
This was absolutely fascinating to watch, and more of a joy to see destroyed.
Discovered your channel last night, love it! Hitting up all your crazy videos! But how much do you make off of something like this job? Do you charge for bee removal, or is receiving the honey comb + hives enough payment for you?
+TylerTech We have to charge. It's different for every one.
Alright, thanks for the response!
You guys should have your own show on television
LOL
Could have been worse. It could have been Asian hornets.
Hovis Steve Or gay Asian hornets
Whale mart or furry Asian hornets
Wow. That was amazing!!!! I could not stop watching i was looking on how to get ride of some and this video came up glad i watch it :)
LOL I'm sure there are much better methods but thanks for watching. Don't forget to subscribe.
Why am i even watching this? Im terrified of bugs lol
every hero has his sidekick
I love living in a brick house!
Concrete.
Metal.
Carbon nanotubes.
Then comes the time when your grout cracks and workers can get in the sublayers
Perky Bellsprout Watch videos by "JP the Bee man", who operates an extermination business outside New Orleans. In a few of them, he removed hives from inside brick walls. (No, I'm not kidding.)
Kevin Byrne I actually do watch JP the Bee man :P I guess I should say 'I love living in a brick house in a cold area'.
I think this is the first time I've seen you in a bee suit. glad to see your sense of survival knows when to kick in!
damn for people who have trypophobia and Spheksophobia this must be terrible
yes this is a living nightmare for me I'd pass out being that close lol
+Chill Same.
I have try phobia and my friend made me watch this
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Fun stuff. :)
i have spheksophobia but TrypoPHILIA. did not come here for the wasps, but stayed for the holes.
What a great video. Very informative, and thorough. Good job!
Thanks man. Glad you enjoyed it.
"This video brought to you by Coca-cola."
You probably also missed the coca cola truck at the very end of the video
There's absolutely NO WAY I'd be in there with all those wasps...bees anyway thing...You guys are brace and heros to some of us...
Aw you know you would.
628DirtRooster
Oh NO way... I live in South Carolina and we have these wasps here for one they creep me out two they don't let us enjoy our new porch we have on our new house..seems every time we go out there to sit they won't leave me alone...I'm allergic to the stings so I always have to run into the house lol..but I'd pass on doing what y'all do and I give you guys all the props..
That's Gaffney S Carolina
Dale A. Spent some time in Charlotte. Gaffney seems like a nice place.
628DirtRooster
I go to Charlotte once a month, it's about a hour from me...but yes, Gaffney is one of the nicest cities here in S Carolina and thank you..you'd enjoy the fishing down here...N Carolina I never catch anything...
Ewwwwwwwwww! EWWWWWWWWW! EWWW EWWWW just ewwwwwwwwwww
you're braver than me. Wasps are my big fear. Wasps and Queen Latifa naked
Ha!
no fear
Don't worry he is wearing a sting proof suit
Liverpool Highlights center how's that going to save him from a naked queen latifa?
I'm more afraid of queen latifa naked
I was stung when I was a little kid and I’m scared for life from wasp so seeing vids like this makes me feel safe 😊
As much as i hate wasps, i have to admit that hive looks beautiful
+Ripadrak I wish I had been able to get it all out in one piece.
Pretty fascinating tho deadly critters! Good job Dirt Rooster and Daddy!
I hate wasps, they look so scary
Hate em' too, but not bees.
They`re not only look scary but sound scary as well T_T
This man is brave. If I saw a wasp I would shart bricks and run away.
I don't know about scary, they're like the size of a quarter - they look like jerks though
SayTheGamer They are SCARY and harmful, if not life-threatening.
I love watching this! You guys did a great job. Keep posting
Looks like a job for the Air Force. A couple of B-1 bombers ought to do just fine. Don't bother sparing the house.
RetroCNY I’m pretty sure we shouldn’t spare the plane either, so just to make sure after the bomb went off crash into the area the house used to bef
been watching through these since i somehow woke up to a video playing. entertaining
We are WASP, you will be assimilated!
White Anglo-Saxon Protestant? LOL
When I read this it all made sense. Lol trekkie
Like the metal band?
Shining Armor no.
“Resistance is futile”?
Use Carbaryl next time, I exterminated a nest a few weeks back that would have been 10 times the size of this nest. Here in New Zealand, the German wasp and Common wasp are over wintering and forming super nests. 1 teaspoon of carbaryl blown into the entrance kills them all in 24hours. They're very hygienic and will clean each other which quickly spreads it through the nest.
Props to you man
I saw one coming and going through a chipped hole in my brick house. Emptied a can of Bengal and haven't seen them since. About as friendly as red wasp.
MyHollowpoint Glad you caught them early. I found the remains of another big nest today while I was cutting out a bee hive.
Imagine if HowToBasic was hired to exterminate hornets hive
3:12 That was an egg-laying queen wasp. Larger and browner abdomen than the rest of the brood/hive.
Probably would have been better off just drilling a hole in the highest spot and shopvaccing them for a while... hindsight tho... I wouldn't go near that hell hole :P
I've found bees just hate brake cleaner and plus if you add just a hint of fire it makes a NICE flame thrower. Brake cleaner burns them all by itself and when it makes contact with them they drop and die.
13:13 whasp mad at wall
These are southern Yellowjackets (vespula squamosa)
15:28 This video was sponsored by:
Wow you guys are crazy. LOL I just watched about an hour and a half of your videos. I will say your very good at what you guys do. I enjoyed the videos thank you again.
Thanks for the views man and hopefully the sub.
Welcome and Thanks !. I will sub you after i get my e mails done also.
BluesBadTom lol
Thanks and subbed now.
Dam wasps r a hole because they think they can nest wherever they want
doggyipatch Haha
Excellent job indeed! Good luck!
Thank you Dr. Fursov.
Brought to you by Coke?
Wow you guys are so brave and kind. I would keep the nest in closed in a glass case for display.
Burn the house down.
what do you do with the combs with the baby wasp larvae thingys after?
+Sebastian K. It was all thrown away.
you are very brave. i have many many wasps and have been trying to paint my house battling the wasps all the way. i've been stung along the way also. no matter how many i eliminate there are always more. some are inside my eaves and i can't seem to reach the nests with the sprays.
Great job, well done. Really interesting to watch
Thanks man.
You are a brave, brave man.
At the 11:22-23 mark, close caption has the yellow jacket saying “mmm hmm”
😂😂😂
Only minutes in love this video ❤
Thanks Helen
Good people do good things Even if you do have to risk your hind parts to do it😂😂. Love the videos man thank you!!!
bee keeping is addictive to watch
That's good for me. ;)
indeed it is mate ;D