@@TheBeeMan From what I understand when the comb set detaches from the substrate, the wasps build downwards and the comb set keeps getting pushed down. Nests attached to a metal surface do not bind well.
@@TheBeeMan I had one of those large paper wasp hives inside an exterior wall that had no insulation in it in a house up in Oregon. I was doing a complete remodel on the house and had no idea the hive was there. While doing demo I pulled off a 4' x 8' sheet of the old paneling on the inside of the house. When I did that it pulled off one complete side of the nest with it and exposed the inside of the nest... which had 13 very precise "levels" to it. It was really impressive...very cool. Because the nest was built between the studs it was the full 16" wide and 4" thick. The top of the nest was about a foot from the ceiling and 2 feet from the floor so it was every bit of 5 feet long. Thankfully the nest had been abandoned years earlier but it had been perfectly preserved inside that wall and was an amazing thing to see. It was shaped just like the nest in this video. As a side note that same house main floor beams had been completely bored into by carpenter bees. The beams showed no evidence of an infestation on the outside of the beams whatsoever ..but when I had to cut thru them they looked like swiss cheese inside. The holes were side by side and round as a pencil that tunneled the entire 30 foot length of those beams. That too was an amazing sight. I had no idea there was such a thing as carpenter bees. They're a large black bee. I found out later they don't actually eat the wood..they just bore it out to make a hive. Go figure. There were a few dead ones inside the beams and an old timer told me thats what they were. Live n' learn eh!
HI Herc, so i had a question........Ok so you don't actually kill the hornets, just destroy their nests? Won't they just come back and build another nest like wasp do? I've destroyed wasp nests and they just come right back year after year. I have to kill the little buggers in order to get rid of them.
A few years ago my dad got stung in the head by four hornets while he was chopping some wood. After 10 minutes he collapsed and started to vomit, lost his sight and went to anaphylaxis. He was completely alone in the woods except for our dog Dero that started to bark and never left him. Thank god my dad always hated everything that was even slightly "digital" and still had one of those old Nokias with real buttons. He started to count the numbers with his thumb and manged to call an ambulance. They found him because they could hear Dero barking in the woods and saved him with an adrenaline injection. He was really lucky, these bastards are really dangerous. Also, Dero died a couple of years later. RIP fella, and thanks for saving dad.
This looks like the sorta job where you check 10 times that all your protective gear is on correctly and securely. Then a couple more times to be safe.
Nah I'd go with grenade launcher or flamethrower, an RPG is an exception as well after all you can build another car port but we all know those Hornets are not going to make another nest
The nest wasn't only attached to the eave. It was attached to the side of the shed as well. You can see chunks of nest clinging to the shed after the next was torn away.
I'm allergic to bees , hornets etc . So watching him do this is unnerving by satisfying at the same time . The bravery is quite impressive. Hats off to you sir
I know people hate them but if you've ever watched how they build those, especially something as tall as I am) it is truely amazing to watch. They chew up certain kinds of wood and build those one tiny mouthful of chewed wood at a time. Think about the time and work but into making that
Part of me feels bad for them but the other part would do the same thing if they do much as stung me one time They decimate bee hives and sting people, so maybe it's not so terrible to rid your property of them
It is fascinating and amazing intricate work! I've only taken one down because they were stinging me when I did yard work. Bald faced hornets. They are mean. But, yes the nests are amazing.
All he is doing is pulling it apart with his hands and putting it in bags and he has a bee suit on so he can't get stung but still yea I feel you on that lol. I got attacked by yellowjackets when I was like 7. I took a hose and started spraying the nest they had in the ground. They came out and fucked me up. I was wearing two shirts. They were inside my shirts everywhere. Bees freak me out a bit after that.
@@jjones9143 bees are different from wasps. If you watch other videos they show it's common to get stung through these suits. You can even get stung through the leather gloves if they're pressed against your skin.
@@jjones9143 Same thing happened to me and my friends when we were maybe ten years old. We messed with a Yellowjacket nest then ran like hell. After we'd run maybe a hundred yards or so we thought we were good....two seconds later they were all over us...I even got stung inside my mouth, I have never forgotten that day.
A buddy of mine opened up an electrical panel and found it full of wasps. He closed the door and returned with a weed burner. He swug open the door and torched the nest with one blast. Every wasp fell to the ground with no wings.
I have never seen a nest so big. I also didn't realize how hollow they are. While I am not allergic to the poison, I still hate being stung by them. As a mailman it was an occupational hazard, especially with mailboxes covered in potted plants or bushes. Very pretty but also dangerous.
Would kill the hornets, but hornet/wasp comb doesn’t burn well. It will burn, but you might be disappointed in the weak ass fire, since there is so much water in the larvae
When you do this as part of your occupation you learn to be calm. Slow and steady movement doesn’t get them stirred up. Start panicking and swinging your arms you’ll hit one and they’ll set off a pheromone and you’ll get swarmed.
It's called perspective. He's three times closer to the camera than the nest is. Hence he looks three times bigger. If you freeze frame whilst he's got his hand on the nest, you can see it looks a lot smaller than his other hand. There! Youve' learnt something today ! Also, as he points out, it's more than four one-foot boards high.
@@starpawsy I call bs. The camera is not that close to the nest or ladder and the effect you’re describing is negligible. It’s called clickbait and it’s okay to admit that you were duped.
@@wompbozer3939 He counted out four full boards and almost a half board above and almost a half board below. That's almost five full boards. So there's that. It's OK to admit you dont understand perspective. A lot of people dont. You need a bit of an artist's or an engineer's eye to do it. THat/s OK.
He must have a whole lot of faith in his gear. Me, I wouldn't touch that nest even if I was wearing an astronaut's suit. God bless him and keep him safe, he's performing a necessary service.
@@Conn30MtenorIt's more than confidence. There's an element of faith. I'm a female longshoreman and when I put on gear to go aloft a hundred feet or more, I examine it carefully so I'm confident but then I've gotta have faith that nothing goes wrong and sends me plummeting onto the dock or offshore.
I was always taught never try and remove or kill a nest during the day because most of the colony is foraging wait for night because the entire colony will be inside
Yeah I’ve heard that too and it makes sense but when I had a large hornets nest removed, 3 out of the 4 companies I called were all planning to do it in the middle of the afternoon. Only one guy said he would come first thing in the morning. 🤷🏼♂️
Without the nest the die from exposure, I have a wasp nest on my balcony and I wouldn't remove it except I'm allergic. They're pollinators and we need them but anaphylaxis is no joke.
To all the "experts" commenting on how "they" could've done a better job, it appears this professional didn't have any problems exterminating this nest. And he did it in an admiral amount of time. I'm sure the home owner was satisfied. Plus, we got to see what he was showing inside the nest. Good job, and thanks for the video.
Those Hornets can find another place to live maybe at your house but not mine. This is why we have exterminators. What these hornets do is make paper, eat and multiply and they have a hell of a sting. The Sting is like heating up a 16 penny nail red hot and stick it on your arm for 2 seconds. It will take a week or so for it to heal. As long as you don't get stung by 5 of the killer Hornets 1 to 10 times in one minute. They are aggressive so don't swat at them. Watch the children. One sting can put you into shock. It's not like a honey bee or a wasp.
This guy has balls of steel. I keep honeybees and dont wear anything but a veil. I run like a girl from yellowjackets and this guy is playing with hornets. My hat is off to you sir.
"Balls" have nothing to do with it, kid. I've seen woman do this same job with just as much zeal and tenacity, they're are no doubt many woman/non binarys and even POCs and LGBTQs even who do this too who also deserve respect.
It’s crazy when you hear them attacking hitting the camera. These things a vicious. People don’t realize how dangerous these are especially a nest that size.
@@alijagic1975 Tell us about it, champ!! Hornets have VERY LITTLE benefit to the environment. They can kill humans. And some of them kill honey bees. Suck on that for awhile, erv.
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@@onemoremisfit Literally copy and paste of copy and paste. No one is original or creative anymore. I thought I was crazy getting tired of reading the same damn comment 40 times a day. No matter which social media platform. Just comments for likes.
@@britbrat1127 Every comment section has to be thousands of teen tier wisecracks, from thousands of NPCs who recycle the same copied unoriginal blurbs, and then they like each other's unoriginality thousands of times. And yes, you are the odd crazy one for noticing.
Nice work. Although they DO have memories. I remember tearing down a few nests under my eaves, and almost a week later, I got stung two or three times just passing within twenty feet of that spot.
I had one hit me in the middle of my forehead and it knocked me flat on my back. I first thought I had been shot until noticed the bugger on the ground. True story.
Hornets are the worst for pain. Their venum has actually less total toxins then a honey 🐝, but the toxins that hornets do have are the most dangerous. Then comes Wasps & Yellow Jackets. They also have very bad toxins, but as same with hornets, they have less of a total toxic cocktail then a honey 🐝 And do think of it as an actual cocktail. The honey bee is like a 5oz Long Island Ice Tea. Many different liquor ingredients. But 1 drink won't mess u up if you're an average sized male. A hornets venum is like a 5 oz glass of moonshine. Only 1 liquor ingredient, but 1 glass will mess u up silly. But hornets & wasps aren't really the problem with us. They make their nests up high off the ground (mostly) and they are only concerned with hunting for other insects to eat. They want nothing to do with us. And actually, wasps & hornets often give u a warning "buzz by" before they sting to warn u that you're too close to their nest. Wasps give the most deliberate warnings. They often literally fly about 1-2 ft from ur face & hover up & down a few times to back u off. And u better back off though! Lol. The biggest problem with the stinging insects are those nasty, mean, hot tempered Yellow Jackets.(close relative of the hornet). There's actually 3 types of yellow jackets & one of the types is the 'bald faced hornet' which is actually technically not a hornet but in fact a yellow jacket, but yet called the bald faced hornet. Lol. Very confusing. But here in Pennsylvania we just simply call those "bald faced hornets" by what they really are,, which is 'Yellow Jacket Hornets' The difference between hornets & yellow jackets is their length. Yellow jackets are smaller then hornets, but the "Yellow Jacket Hornets' are similar in length to hornets, but slimmer. Confusing, yes. Yellow jackets are by far the ones most responsible for people getting stung. I'd say yellow jackets are responsible for 90-95% of all stings here in America. There are many problems with the yellow jackets. One problem is because they build their nests in the ground or near areas where most people navigate/work. Another problem is that they don't lose their stingers when they sting. So they can sting u over & over again. Another problem is that hornet & wasp colonies are small. Hornets may get a couple thousand in general population areas, whereas the yellow jacket nest that your landscaper told u you have in your back yard has anywhere from 5-15,000 "colony members" Another problem is that yellow jackets also like the things we eat. That's why they're always flying around our garbage cans & always hovering over our drinks when we're outside eating & drinking. Whereas wasps & hornets only sting to defend their nest (whenever u swat them away, they simply fly away), yellow jackets can sting if u piss them off for any reason. They give no warning. And I've personally been stung for no reason when I was several feet from any nest they had. Just last year I parked my car at a friend's house & noticed a yellow jacket nest 4 feet from my driver side door. As soon as I shut the door to get away from the nest a dam yellow jacket stung me twice in my ear! That's a bad place to be stung. My ear swelled up & the pressure it caused made me feel like I had an ear ache for several hours. SOB yellow jackets! They are literally SOB's because they're all the queens offspring.
@@flaccidego4291 lot of info but I followed it and understood. Makes sense. Damn yellow jackets. I also live in the US northeast and I get all that. So yellow jackets at least provide ecological benefits? Or are we only helping by killing their nests whenever possible?
@@flaccidego4291 you are right about the Hornets and the wasp. They will try to warn you off buy buzzing around your head so you will see them. How great is that, a warning Buzz before the sting LOL. I have found myself not really paying attention and them buzzing around a few times. I've had a few hit me without a sting. That was all the warning I need to get out of there. But that was wasp and not a hornet. The warning sound of the hornet you would have to be deaf to not hear them. If you have a three-second warning Buzz, you just might Escape without a sting. You may walk away for 5 seconds then run away for 10 to 15 seconds you should be far enough. But if not you better keep running. If you can run through the heavy brush is a lot better than very few trees or around the house. Don't ever think they can't follow you or see you. I hope this guy should not be on the ladder with this big of nest. I hope he had The Back-up crew with there sting proof suits on. If that ladder come Crashing Down with a big hornet's nest up above, is not a good combination.
@@asalt1872 Uh, yeess... I go to the market and use the squeeze test to determine which tomatoes are good to purchase. Let me guess, you have all your groceries delivered to your door, right?
I find it really cool how wasp nests are literally just paper. Like, same texture, same composition, pretty much exactly how humans make it, just not in sheets.
@@alexandermcalister1518 Because most people think bees, wasps, and hornets are the same thing. In other words loads of idiots out there, and they drive... and vote.
I had one last summer up in the covered soffit of my porch. Hornets were getting in around the vents in the soffit. It had been an issue for two years. Watching then going in and out through the cracks. I finally pulled down the soffit during the winter and found their nest. It was about 18" across in the shape of a ball. Being winter, I guess they all died off, so I pulled it all down. Was real nervous at first poking at it. Not knowing if it was full of hornets.
I grabbed on to a yellowjacket nest that was in a bush with my bare hand over 20 years ago when I was 12 thinking it was the football that got thrown over my head. Was stung many times. I watch videos like this just to make sure that my fight or flight instinct is still in tact.
@@nodevoutt It wasn't that it was the same color, it was that I could barely see the nest that was built deep in the bush and i thought it was the football because I just grabbed at it immediately and my fingers sunk right into it and they IMMEDIATELY and I mean immediately went nuts. I got stung immediately a bunch of times and was being chased by all of them. My hand and arm swelled up to epic proportions, I looked like the Elephant Man. In other words, it really sucked.
Their nests are so beautiful! The one they built that completely filled our extra large dog house so full that when we dismantled the dog house in the freezing cold of January, it looked exactly like the interior of the dog igloo. I am certain that it was a four-foot sphere. I have been trying to hunt down the pictures we took of it as it burned to post because it was huge. Big enough for my 120-pound dog to go inside. Those things built it edge to edge, top to bottom. I'm glad I found your channel. It's very cool. 😀
I'm impressed with the methodically careful way he dismantled the nest, along with having a two-camera approach to document this; as in my amateur approach, I would have gotten a stick tool to dislodge it from the structure; where it'd come crashing down on the ground; creating a mess and having a massive swarm of hornets in the process.
I don't think I could resist burning it. Still have the protective suit as well as water and mud at the ready but I just can't think of any other object more alluring to set on fire.
What's more interesting is the psychological, and existential inquiry into why am I spending time which I can never recuperate in my life, watching a man remove piece by piece a nest???
@@notanumber1311 Or why I read my comment, again, then read yours, and then, replied to your comment asking while you asked yourself the existential question of why you were commenting to my inquiry? Wow, this is deep.
She will be hanging out populating the newest (lower) tier of the hive. She has no reason to venture back up to the top and often cannot even fit through the older top passage ways because she gets so big towards the end of the season.
They're just made of paper essentially! The outer case especially, but the inner stuff can have the consistency of, say, those compressed paper drink holders you get sometimes from fast food places.
What? Put gas in strofoam cup::::::o sh"* get another cup::dam: hey silo cups works, throw gas at nest sh"* missed And got too close. You know what happens.
I give these guys credit for what they do. I’m deathly afraid of bees as a result of getting stung in the foot when I was two years old. Thankfully, I wasn’t allergic or I wouldn’t be here to tell you about it. Not only that, but I’m also afraid of wasps even though I was never stung by one. So, yeah, kudos to guys who do this for a living.
I try to avoid both, but I'd rather deal with bees, at least they die after a single sting, piss off a couple Wasps and they'll keep stinging till they don't feel like it .
My 3 year old has been stung so many times. He just doesn't care, he goes and try to give them water, he try to pick them up 😂. We always say not to touch them, just look at them.
They're not bees, they're hornets, which are 100x worse than bees. Bees can only sting once, then they die. Hornets will sting for as long as you stick around. They're horrible
I used to load my BB gun with ten BB’s, pump it up ten times, fire it into the nest shotgun style, then run like hell. The joys of growing up on a farm.
@@craigb4004 just spray the nest with kerosene when it gets dark and set it on fire. Problem solved. Those nests are very flammable, dry, and burn easily.
In asia, we use catapults to shoot seawater clams into the nest. The clams we have are cockles and they are round like a stone. When the cockles rot the hornets abandon the nest
In 1984, when I was 18, I was visiting a friend's summer cabin deep in the woods of Maine. It was on a large lake, and there was only one other house on the lake. From the main road, you had to drive down a 2-mile dirt road that was so rough that there was no way you could do it without high suspension --- the people who had regular sedans had to leave them parked out on the main road. At the end of our week-long stay we were driving back out on that 2-mile road, and the vehicle in the lead pulled over, so we all did the same. You could see from the road, in the woods, a hornet's nest that I estimated to be at least 6 feet high. It was unbelievable. Until this video, I had never since seen another nest, or even a picture of a nest, that big.
@Merry Christmas Son, damn is a very, very, very, very basic word in American English, and it's used as frequently as a word can be used. And you SERIOUSLY don't know how to spell it?
@@CIintB3ASTW0oD I am taking a guess that he's a professional pest control technician who specializes in bee removal and that he was called in by the owner of the property....
From the looks of it it appeared to be like a haz/mat suit which are usually one piece and only a zipper with a Velcro cover to keep the zipper from allowing access to air flow
Apparently these are called "stovepipe" nests. I've done a few of these, but never one that tall.
Any solid idea on what causes that? I'm going on an educated guess
@@TheBeeMan From what I understand when the comb set detaches from the substrate, the wasps build downwards and the comb set keeps getting pushed down. Nests attached to a metal surface do not bind well.
@@herc1120 that's fascinating, thanks for the info!
@@TheBeeMan I had one of those large paper wasp hives inside an exterior wall that had no insulation in it in a house up in Oregon. I was doing a complete remodel on the house and had no idea the hive was there. While doing demo I pulled off a 4' x 8' sheet of the old paneling on the inside of the house. When I did that it pulled off one complete side of the nest with it and exposed the inside of the nest... which had 13 very precise "levels" to it. It was really impressive...very cool. Because the nest was built between the studs it was the full 16" wide and 4" thick. The top of the nest was about a foot from the ceiling and 2 feet from the floor so it was every bit of 5 feet long. Thankfully the nest had been abandoned years earlier but it had been perfectly preserved inside that wall and was an amazing thing to see. It was shaped just like the nest in this video. As a side note that same house main floor beams had been completely bored into by carpenter bees. The beams showed no evidence of an infestation on the outside of the beams whatsoever ..but when I had to cut thru them they looked like swiss cheese inside. The holes were side by side and round as a pencil that tunneled the entire 30 foot length of those beams. That too was an amazing sight. I had no idea there was such a thing as carpenter bees. They're a large black bee. I found out later they don't actually eat the wood..they just bore it out to make a hive. Go figure. There were a few dead ones inside the beams and an old timer told me thats what they were. Live n' learn eh!
HI Herc, so i had a question........Ok so you don't actually kill the hornets, just destroy their nests? Won't they just come back and build another nest like wasp do? I've destroyed wasp nests and they just come right back year after year. I have to kill the little buggers in order to get rid of them.
A few years ago my dad got stung in the head by four hornets while he was chopping some wood. After 10 minutes he collapsed and started to vomit, lost his sight and went to anaphylaxis. He was completely alone in the woods except for our dog Dero that started to bark and never left him. Thank god my dad always hated everything that was even slightly "digital" and still had one of those old Nokias with real buttons. He started to count the numbers with his thumb and manged to call an ambulance. They found him because they could hear Dero barking in the woods and saved him with an adrenaline injection. He was really lucky, these bastards are really dangerous.
Also, Dero died a couple of years later. RIP fella, and thanks for saving dad.
Thanks for sharing 🙏 RIP Dero
We don't deserve the loyalty of dogs 😥 but I try
@@marieindia8116 I don't, however I believe some do though.
Glad he’s okay. Dero was a definitional good boy.
Dogs are nasty creatures and so are their owners
When you get access to the best armor in the game but still only have level 1 weapons...
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You’re so right. Good comment
And it leaks most of its insecticide dust out the join between the pump and the tube.
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That itchy feeling on your body.
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When you watch bee videos then a piece of dust lands on you sending you running like a sissy girl into the other room.
This sounds like something a family guy cutaway would say
Believe me these guys do not itch nor tickle...
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Exactly 😭😭😭😭
This looks like the sorta job where you check 10 times that all your protective gear is on correctly and securely. Then a couple more times to be safe.
You don't have to check it the bees, hornets, etc will show you. (don't ask me how I know as a former beekeeper)
Make that 30 times for me
@@CatsClaw44ooh, I should have had that hole in my pants pocket mended.
Does that spray schmoke stuffs smell like STINKY FARTS?
🤣🤣exactly.I would still be to chicken to do it.
I love how he causally removes piece by piece and the hornets are all like
Yo wtf
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@@abbygabby9178 causally?
@@dunruden9720 joke
Veemo
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Play it in reverse and he’s creating a big nest from his little blue bag.
How do I put it in reverse
Move the shift knob to the thing that says r
I just did it😅 put this video back up showing it in reverse its a keeper😅😏
How do you reverse I genuinely want to see it
@@ynw_dontfwithme7127 I feel you 😂
I was waiting for him to whack it down like a piñata and call it a day 😭
I was thinking why not get a bigger bag and put ir under the nest and pull it up take it off all in one bag would seem easier
Oof I guess no one read the description
And the fire... don’t forget the 🔥
Nah I'd go with grenade launcher or flamethrower, an RPG is an exception as well after all you can build another car port but we all know those Hornets are not going to make another nest
Lol right!
It's an incredible structure, but I would be grabbing the flamethrower to deal with this infestation
Hanz get the Flammenwerfer right f ing now :P
KILL IT WITH 🔥!
Killed a lot of small( 15-20) nests with brake cleaner spray and a lighter. Works like a charm.
Yep, and take the building with it, Einstein!
@@Codzilla71 clearly hyperbole is not your strong suit
This is how it feels when your starter base gets raided by people with end game gear
Ruining the fun of new players feels good
@@Requilith not really
@@Requilith If you really wanna ruin them, target one specifically and make their life hell
@@Requilith lmao only when you're too pathetic to play actually challenging games
This is so true
Now I understand why someone burnt Cheryl's She-Shed...
Should have more likes....very funny
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Made my day!!!!! Too funny!!!!!
Now that's funny!!🤣
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There,s got to be an easier way of doing this like stuffing a bomb in the nest.Then come back the next day and repair the shed.
Great idea.
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I like your ways.
they dont fly at night
marinexplosives Cost money though
Perhaps you may have considered using a very large long extra strong garbage bag and then cut the nest from the top and it falls into the bag -
Now that's what I was thinking.
@@melindadcourts1917My thought exactly
The nest wasn't only attached to the eave. It was attached to the side of the shed as well. You can see chunks of nest clinging to the shed after the next was torn away.
But then there's no video...😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hit it with a football and run like hell, works every time.
Shiiiiiiiitt............
Lol I would die because I'm fat as fk
First dress someone you don't like a football jersey so the hornets go after him!
Fred Andrews what
Well you better run faster than sonic the hedgehog because these things fly FAST.
My reaction would have been, "Well, that's theirs now." And then I'd never come back to that corner of the yard.
Until you start seeing them in your house
Well they paid this guy to come out there and deal with it for them so you never know
No kap
@M E the kids will learn
I would leave the country....
Impressive how easily he climbs the ladder considering the huge balls of steel he has
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??? U don't just climb the ladder,and might as well hop on the roof while your at it?
Pause
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😅🤣😂🤣😅!!!! YEP!!!!!!!
Plot twist: the wasps later pay the man a little visit at HIS house. They bring many blue Walmart bags.
@Madd Zack White Anglo Saxon Protestants
Lmfiaooooooo they just remove all his shit
@Madd Zack thas rassist
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He should just scoop it whole and too it into woods so they can find new place to live
is anyone gonna talk about when the wasps hit his helmet, it made the damn minecraft damage sound lmao
Thought they were hornets?
@Josh Yates why did your comment crack me up? XD
😂😂😂 yeah i noticed it
It's thorns III, they're the ones getting hurt
@@Gatorgolfusa Well, hornets are wasps.
Hornets the whole time: ℂ𝕆ℕ𝔽𝕌𝕊𝔼𝔻 𝕊ℂℝ𝔼𝔸𝕄𝕀ℕ𝔾
ℕ𝕀ℂ𝔼 𝔽𝕆ℕ𝕋, 𝔽𝔸𝕄.
This is the bee movie
AMD_Inside 𝕒𝕪𝕪𝕪 𝕪𝕠𝕦 𝕘𝕠𝕥 𝕒 𝕟𝕚𝕔𝕖 𝕗𝕠𝕟𝕥 𝕥𝕠
It’s what they deserve 💅🏻💅🏻
Ghostly Bloom ᑎIᑕᗴ ᖴOᑎT ᗰᗩᑎ
Dude just puts it in the grocery bag like it’s milk and cereal 😳😵
Damn you of singing chocolate rain dude, nice meeting you
Why a grocery bag !! Omg hahahah
I swear you and I watch the same channels lol
6th time enounter now
Exactly! 🤣🤣🤣
My cat brushed against my leg and my coffee went flying while watching this lol!
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Lmaooo
Are you okay? 🤣
😅😅😅
I love how the hornets are just trying their best to sting the guy but he’s just taking his time taking apart their nest casually
*their
@@iamanevutable981 🙄
@@iamanevutable981
Grammer nazi. Lol
@@Tyler_Pifer92 🤫
@@iamanevutable981 I literally didn’t say anything. Lol.
I like how he’s just casually putting a hornets nest in a plastic bag as if he’s shopping
Dannngg
🤣🤣
I got that vibe from it, too!
Calm and methodical.
Takes it to the store. "I'd l like to return this."
ah yes a worthy opponent
I'm allergic to bees , hornets etc . So watching him do this is unnerving by satisfying at the same time . The bravery is quite impressive. Hats off to you sir
Bees are good, hornets not at all
No, he’ll want to keep his hat _on_
dam what did bees do to u boy
@@yawg333 make my face swell up from stinging me and almost die 🤷🏻♂️
It's easier being brave when you're wearing a protective suit & know what you're doing.
Don't try to play hero folks!
Even lying here in my bed I keep touching my head and neck feeling like I have hornets buzzing around me
Yes and I HATE it
Same
Made me scratch my scalp the whole time with them swarming lol
😂😂😂
If you keep it up you'll grow hair on your palms!
“We will rebuild!”
-Hornets
Lol
How many times do we have to teach you this lesson, old man!!!
- Human
The wasps who built it: Years of academy training wasted
Lol
Not wasp, hornets. A huge difference.
@@jkg2754 yh yh
Lmao
H
I know people hate them but if you've ever watched how they build those, especially something as tall as I am) it is truely amazing to watch. They chew up certain kinds of wood and build those one tiny mouthful of chewed wood at a time. Think about the time and work but into making that
I was wondering about that
Part of me feels bad for them but the other part would do the same thing if they do much as stung me one time
They decimate bee hives and sting people, so maybe it's not so terrible to rid your property of them
It is fascinating and amazing intricate work! I've only taken one down because they were stinging me when I did yard work. Bald faced hornets. They are mean. But, yes the nests are amazing.
Womp womp
Imagine seeing all your hard work destroyed in minutes by a strange, giant bipedal creature who just ignores all your attempts to sting him.
Broo💀
Yea...Hornet Lives Matter!!
Kill them all.
I couldn't care less. Oh, sorry, as you Americans say "I could care less", because you don't even understand the basics of English.
@@davidcrosby3125 No they don’t
I didn't notice the "nest" in the title at first, so I read it as "Five Foot Tall Hornets" and I was like "Oh, HELL nah!"
Me either
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
The nest isn't near 5 foot lmao.. This nigga clickbaiting
Did you assume the murder hornets had finally arrived in the US? 🤣
@@gobbleswells2883, haha, no. I just misread the title. In my defense, I was half asleep when I read it. XD
Me: too scared to get close
Him: takes out shopping bag and puts it in like he’s shopping
The forbidden piñata
its such a small nest, I can see how it could go overlooked for a year.
Paul G Good one, 😂😂
lol
What? 😂
THAT BITCH AN'T SMALL
@@shakeyframe2330 U missed the bus.
Thank God we have people like this man. There are so many jobs that no one wants or can do, but a few people have the skills to.
Amen!
This.
All he is doing is pulling it apart with his hands and putting it in bags and he has a bee suit on so he can't get stung but still yea I feel you on that lol. I got attacked by yellowjackets when I was like 7. I took a hose and started spraying the nest they had in the ground. They came out and fucked me up. I was wearing two shirts. They were inside my shirts everywhere. Bees freak me out a bit after that.
@@jjones9143 bees are different from wasps. If you watch other videos they show it's common to get stung through these suits. You can even get stung through the leather gloves if they're pressed against your skin.
@@jjones9143 Same thing happened to me and my friends when we were maybe ten years old. We messed with a Yellowjacket nest then ran like hell. After we'd run maybe a hundred yards or so we thought we were good....two seconds later they were all over us...I even got stung inside my mouth, I have never forgotten that day.
A buddy of mine opened up an electrical panel and found it full of wasps. He closed the door and returned with a weed burner. He swug open the door and torched the nest with one blast. Every wasp fell to the ground with no wings.
@@n3bloons23 It was a quick blast. Not enough time to affect the wiring but singed all the paper thin wings. They were all walking on the ground.
That's brilliant!
Well, that’s a... interesting idea😂
That's so fucked up but also clever.
That's just cruel.
I have never seen a nest so big. I also didn't realize how hollow they are. While I am not allergic to the poison, I still hate being stung by them. As a mailman it was an occupational hazard, especially with mailboxes covered in potted plants or bushes. Very pretty but also dangerous.
I was surprised at the hollowness, too. I thought there would be layers of paper inside, too.
Legend has it that those hornets went on to tear down this man's house.
🤣🤣🤣🤣Are you talking about insects turning the tables on mankind!!!
Mummy and daddy Hornett came in the middle of the night and took over his house..
Lol
An eye for an eye
must've hired the local termites
Step 1: douse with flammable liquid.
Step 2: light flammable liquid.
Step 3: come back later.
I'd prefer to stand and watch ❤️
But that shed looks like it's metal, not wood
@Friendy Frienderson That sheds metal. It would damage the paint and smell bad but it wouldn't be burnt down.
Would kill the hornets, but hornet/wasp comb doesn’t burn well. It will burn, but you might be disappointed in the weak ass fire, since there is so much water in the larvae
Come out at night and shoot a little kerosene on it. They won't come back.
I literally can not imagine being calmly surrounded by those things but breaking down the nest looks so satisfying
Woul be more satisfying to burn the nest
@@erwaldox RE VII style
Panicking while on top of a ladder wouldnt be too smart
When you do this as part of your occupation you learn to be calm. Slow and steady movement doesn’t get them stirred up. Start panicking and swinging your arms you’ll hit one and they’ll set off a pheromone and you’ll get swarmed.
@@EMWoodworking
You just bonk one with an errant finger and suddenly you're being swarmed 😵
I love how tall he is, if that nest is 5ft tall then that makes him about 10ft tall! Amazing lol
Yeah I caught that too. At the most, that hornets nest is maybe 2'. Which is still pretty long. But far from 5'...
Yea you can count the ribs on the siding- 4 8” ribs =32”
It's called perspective. He's three times closer to the camera than the nest is. Hence he looks three times bigger. If you freeze frame whilst he's got his hand on the nest, you can see it looks a lot smaller than his other hand. There! Youve' learnt something today ! Also, as he points out, it's more than four one-foot boards high.
@@starpawsy I call bs. The camera is not that close to the nest or ladder and the effect you’re describing is negligible. It’s called clickbait and it’s okay to admit that you were duped.
@@wompbozer3939 He counted out four full boards and almost a half board above and almost a half board below. That's almost five full boards. So there's that.
It's OK to admit you dont understand perspective. A lot of people dont. You need a bit of an artist's or an engineer's eye to do it. THat/s OK.
He must have a whole lot of faith in his gear. Me, I wouldn't touch that nest even if I was wearing an astronaut's suit. God bless him and keep him safe, he's performing a necessary service.
🤣🤣🤣
Fuck that, in full body armour with extra plaits too.
It's not faith. You have confidence in your equipment when you do this for a living.
@@Conn30MtenorIt's more than confidence. There's an element of faith. I'm a female longshoreman and when I put on gear to go aloft a hundred feet or more, I examine it carefully so I'm confident but then I've gotta have faith that nothing goes wrong and sends me plummeting onto the dock or offshore.
I mean you don’t need faith anyone can obviously tell that his suit will obviously keep wasps out
Imagine building your own house, then some giant comes along and just picks it.
That's what happens when you forget to get a building permit.
Imagine building your house on someone else's land and getting mad when they evict you...lol
Hurricanes do that
Imagine you get sting by hornets
That's called the IRS
This nest didn't get this huge overnite, can't imagine why the homeowners waited so long to tackle this problem'/!!!
They thought it was a large peanut that's why
@@crazybenzy3426 wait it wasn’t
2020 be crazy
it explains in the description
Dry ice icicle
So they could make youtube history!
I was always taught never try and remove or kill a nest during the day because most of the colony is foraging wait for night because the entire colony will be inside
Yeah I’ve heard that too and it makes sense but when I had a large hornets nest removed, 3 out of the 4 companies I called were all planning to do it in the middle of the afternoon. Only one guy said he would come first thing in the morning. 🤷🏼♂️
Without the nest the die from exposure, I have a wasp nest on my balcony and I wouldn't remove it except I'm allergic. They're pollinators and we need them but anaphylaxis is no joke.
Polllinators my ass@@Jessa-RM
To all the "experts" commenting on how "they" could've done a better job, it appears this professional didn't have any problems exterminating this nest. And he did it in an admiral amount of time. I'm sure the home owner was satisfied. Plus, we got to see what he was showing inside the nest. Good job, and thanks for the video.
ok boomer!
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@Paul Kryder Ooops. Thanks for the correction Paul. :)
Anyone who does this job has my admiralation!
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@Robert Sanchez I'm pre-boomer so all you boomers out there...
👁 👁
👄 brothers & sisters, I PITY you LOL!!!
You know everyone on social media is a fucking expert! He got rid of the problem that's what matters!
I love how all the hornets are like "GET EM GET EM GET EM. HOW DO YA LIKE THAT?" and he proceeds to single handedly destroy their home
Those Hornets can find another place to live maybe at your house but not mine. This is why we have exterminators. What these hornets do is make paper, eat and multiply and they have a hell of a sting. The Sting is like heating up a 16 penny nail red hot and stick it on your arm for 2 seconds. It will take a week or so for it to heal. As long as you don't get stung by 5 of the killer Hornets 1 to 10 times in one minute. They are aggressive so don't swat at them. Watch the children. One sting can put you into shock. It's not like a honey bee or a wasp.
4:12 I admit I was not expecting the Tactical Bag Reload.
Straight John Wick’d it. Seamless reload
@@Mdautkreix Lmao 🤣😂
LMFAO! That's what I thought, he was like quick draw!!!
Them ain't Walmart bags 😂😂😂
You caught the queen? Respect, man, respect .
I love how it looks like he's just picking blueberries off a bush...
Yea covered from head to toe...lol
Why not trying to pick it with basketball uniform... Hahahaha
The Henry Fonda of pest removal.
This guy has balls of steel. I keep honeybees and dont wear anything but a veil. I run like a girl from yellowjackets and this guy is playing with hornets. My hat is off to you sir.
He has all that armor on though
PUT YOUR HAT 👒 BACK ON YOUR GONNA GET STUNG!!!
"Balls" have nothing to do with it, kid. I've seen woman do this same job with just as much zeal and tenacity, they're are no doubt many woman/non binarys and even POCs and LGBTQs even who do this too who also deserve respect.
@Jim Allen haha some people are just slow
@@okenfuss
The name means he's trolling
The wasps were really tempting fate with the "Giant Paper Dong" nest design.
Yes, rather ballsy of them.
“We’re going to need a bigger bag.”
It’s crazy when you hear them attacking hitting the camera. These things a vicious. People don’t realize how dangerous these are especially a nest that size.
Hell yes 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
Oh that many in a nest this big could kill someone for sure
So sad we don’t realize how important these ‘vicious’ creatures are, but we will realize, maybe soon ;)
@@alijagic1975 Tell us about it, champ!!
Hornets have VERY LITTLE benefit to the environment. They can kill humans.
And some of them kill honey bees. Suck on that for awhile, erv.
@@alijagic1975 it’s a Hornet dude
how did he make it up that ladder carrying a pair of 4kg cast iron balls
Lmao im deadd🤣🤣
Lol
Nobody:
Will it fit in my Honda?
Hold my beer
Am I a joke to you?
Asking for a friend
Everybody gangsta
End this man’s whole career
He protecc, he attacc …
Sexual/genitalia innuendo
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Question of quantity answered yes
Plot twist
Left/entered the chat
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Dislikes are from
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Not gonna lie
Last time I was this early
Legend has it
That’ll buff right out
Fun fact
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Who’s watching in current year?
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@@onemoremisfit Literally copy and paste of copy and paste. No one is original or creative anymore. I thought I was crazy getting tired of reading the same damn comment 40 times a day. No matter which social media platform. Just comments for likes.
@@britbrat1127 Every comment section has to be thousands of teen tier wisecracks, from thousands of NPCs who recycle the same copied unoriginal blurbs, and then they like each other's unoriginality thousands of times. And yes, you are the odd crazy one for noticing.
That's the biggest doobie I've ever seen
That's a full blown blunt
How about the two of you pass that shit already
I didn’t expect to see you here
What a buzz
I dare ya to smoke it!
you wait till night when they all on the nest.
Nice work. Although they DO have memories. I remember tearing down a few nests under my eaves, and almost a week later, I got stung two or three times just passing within twenty feet of that spot.
Most leave the area without a queen
Also he's an exterminator im pretty sute
Yeah I can confirm that with a type of bee again in the same spot. The nest wasn't destroyed though.
They do not forget.
Damn
They hit the camera so damn hard. These hornets pack a powerful punch
I had one hit me in the middle of my forehead and it knocked me flat on my back. I first thought I had been shot until noticed the bugger on the ground. True story.
Hornets are the worst for pain. Their venum has actually less total toxins then a honey 🐝, but the toxins that hornets do have are the most dangerous. Then comes Wasps & Yellow Jackets. They also have very bad toxins, but as same with hornets, they have less of a total toxic cocktail then a honey 🐝
And do think of it as an actual cocktail.
The honey bee is like a 5oz Long Island Ice Tea. Many different liquor ingredients. But 1 drink won't mess u up if you're an average sized male.
A hornets venum is like a 5 oz glass of moonshine. Only 1 liquor ingredient, but 1 glass will mess u up silly.
But hornets & wasps aren't really the problem with us. They make their nests up high off the ground (mostly) and they are only concerned with hunting for other insects to eat. They want nothing to do with us. And actually, wasps & hornets often give u a warning "buzz by" before they sting to warn u that you're too close to their nest. Wasps give the most deliberate warnings. They often literally fly about 1-2 ft from ur face & hover up & down a few times to back u off. And u better back off though! Lol.
The biggest problem with the stinging insects are those nasty, mean, hot tempered Yellow Jackets.(close relative of the hornet). There's actually 3 types of yellow jackets & one of the types is the 'bald faced hornet' which is actually technically not a hornet but in fact a yellow jacket, but yet called the bald faced hornet. Lol. Very confusing.
But here in Pennsylvania we just simply call those "bald faced hornets" by what they really are,, which is 'Yellow Jacket Hornets'
The difference between hornets & yellow jackets is their length. Yellow jackets are smaller then hornets, but the "Yellow Jacket Hornets' are similar in length to hornets, but slimmer. Confusing, yes.
Yellow jackets are by far the ones most responsible for people getting stung.
I'd say yellow jackets are responsible for 90-95% of all stings here in America.
There are many problems with the yellow jackets. One problem is because they build their nests in the ground or near areas where most people navigate/work. Another problem is that they don't lose their stingers when they sting. So they can sting u over & over again. Another problem is that hornet & wasp colonies are small. Hornets may get a couple thousand in general population areas, whereas the yellow jacket nest that your landscaper told u you have in your back yard has anywhere from 5-15,000 "colony members"
Another problem is that yellow jackets also like the things we eat. That's why they're always flying around our garbage cans & always hovering over our drinks when we're outside eating & drinking.
Whereas wasps & hornets only sting to defend their nest (whenever u swat them away, they simply fly away), yellow jackets can sting if u piss them off for any reason. They give no warning. And I've personally been stung for no reason when I was several feet from any nest they had. Just last year I parked my car at a friend's house & noticed a yellow jacket nest 4 feet from my driver side door. As soon as I shut the door to get away from the nest a dam yellow jacket stung me twice in my ear! That's a bad place to be stung. My ear swelled up & the pressure it caused made me feel like I had an ear ache for several hours.
SOB yellow jackets!
They are literally SOB's because they're all the queens offspring.
@@flaccidego4291 lot of info but I followed it and understood. Makes sense. Damn yellow jackets. I also live in the US northeast and I get all that.
So yellow jackets at least provide ecological benefits? Or are we only helping by killing their nests whenever possible?
@@flaccidego4291 you are right about the Hornets and the wasp. They will try to warn you off buy buzzing around your head so you will see them. How great is that, a warning Buzz before the sting LOL. I have found myself not really paying attention and them buzzing around a few times. I've had a few hit me without a sting. That was all the warning I need to get out of there. But that was wasp and not a hornet. The warning sound of the hornet you would have to be deaf to not hear them. If you have a three-second warning Buzz, you just might Escape without a sting. You may walk away for 5 seconds then run away for 10 to 15 seconds you should be far enough. But if not you better keep running. If you can run through the heavy brush is a lot better than very few trees or around the house. Don't ever think they can't follow you or see you. I hope this guy should not be on the ladder with this big of nest. I hope he had The Back-up crew with there sting proof suits on. If that ladder come Crashing Down with a big hornet's nest up above, is not a good combination.
This guy is calmer than I am just squeezing tomatoes at the supermarket.
Well he can't be stung with that suit
@@victorkd9926 you underestimate those fuckers they can get through zippers
You squeze tomatoes?
@@asalt1872 Uh, yeess... I go to the market and use the squeeze test to determine which tomatoes are good to purchase. Let me guess, you have all your groceries delivered to your door, right?
Tomatoe-squeezer
The hornets are like bro wtf he’s cheating
I find it really cool how wasp nests are literally just paper. Like, same texture, same composition, pretty much exactly how humans make it, just not in sheets.
It's spit
The Chinese learned paper making from watching wasps
It’s spit
It's spit
It's spit
Hornets: “We’re under attack, everyone to battle!!”
The Bee Man: “You fools.. This suit is hornets proof!!”
Wait why is he the bee man if he deals with hornet nests
@@alexandermcalister1518 Because most people think bees, wasps, and hornets are the same thing.
In other words loads of idiots out there, and they drive... and vote.
@@extremesheepherder9 better than drinking and driving
@@extremesheepherder9 I think every adult knows the difference between a wasp and a bee bro 😂stop gassing yourself. Bee man just sounded funnier.
@@Mdautkreix You'd bee surprised, there are a hell of a LOT of willfully ignorant idiots out there.
Back where I grew up in, we just burn the whole house down with it and run to the next county
So...where did you grow up?
@@camc5483 in pupper land of course.
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@@clonekillerz yes
Once mean hornets took over, we left pupper land and went to doge land. Went to a better country where no hornets exist
I had one last summer up in the covered soffit of my porch. Hornets were getting in around the vents in the soffit. It had been an issue for two years. Watching then going in and out through the cracks. I finally pulled down the soffit during the winter and found their nest. It was about 18" across in the shape of a ball. Being winter, I guess they all died off, so I pulled it all down. Was real nervous at first poking at it. Not knowing if it was full of hornets.
That is so scary 😮 Even if you know they're not there. Easy to get psyched out 😂
I grabbed on to a yellowjacket nest that was in a bush with my bare hand over 20 years ago when I was 12 thinking it was the football that got thrown over my head. Was stung many times. I watch videos like this just to make sure that my fight or flight instinct is still in tact.
glad to see your still posting on youtube as a ghost popcorn
@@twhis9843 Wow, that's wild. Never heard of that before. Can't say I'm anxious to try it though.
Ur ball must've been old to be that color lol
@@nodevoutt It wasn't that it was the same color, it was that I could barely see the nest that was built deep in the bush and i thought it was the football because I just grabbed at it immediately and my fingers sunk right into it and they IMMEDIATELY and I mean immediately went nuts. I got stung immediately a bunch of times and was being chased by all of them. My hand and arm swelled up to epic proportions, I looked like the Elephant Man. In other words, it really sucked.
it was at that moment he realised, he fucked up
defeats the doomsday machine with a Walmart bag
lmao wow
The purpose of the doomsday machine is defeated if the other party fails to know you have it.....
LOL XD
I'd have gone with the whole "Flamethrower" approach.
would have destroyed the house lol
@@sadman9022 Nah. that's a metal parking cover, not the house...
They stupid
I would too. Looks alot more spectacular that way
Pretty sure it’s a metal barn/shed, so definitely a flamethrower type situation
Their nests are so beautiful! The one they built that completely filled our extra large dog house so full that when we dismantled the dog house in the freezing cold of January, it looked exactly like the interior of the dog igloo. I am certain that it was a four-foot sphere. I have been trying to hunt down the pictures we took of it as it burned to post because it was huge. Big enough for my 120-pound dog to go inside. Those things built it edge to edge, top to bottom.
I'm glad I found your channel. It's very cool. 😀
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did you kill them too?
Some poor guy in the background mowing his lawn without a hornets suit on...
😅😂
Forget the 5 foot beehive. I want to know more about that 12 foot man.
lol i don't know why it says 5 foot hornet nest, I'm personally 5'9 myself
EXACTLY, CAUSE I’M 5’1” AND THAT NEST IS MUCH SHORTER THEN ME!
How did you resist the urge to stuff fireworks into that I'll never know.
Yeah exactly, or use a flamethrower 😂😂
I know I thought he was going to burn it.
No kidding. That was way too good to waste.
He’s not an imbecile is why.
@@NunayoBisnez no.
5:48 Damn, you must measure like 9 foot, bro!
Sad. Would have been an ideal place to park my mother-n-law's trailer.
Roflmao
!!! xD
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😇😛👿😈🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬that's is so funny made my night I can picture u doing too
this is your mother in law and i have seen what you said : we will talk about this at supper :-(
@@butchs2337 We are having spaghetti tonight. What's in the sauce? Oleander I mean basil.
Hornet queen: “so you’re telling me: you let a regular size human climb up and rip our nest apart and you didn’t do anything to stop him?”
they should have lowered the boom on his ass honeybees would got his ass
He was armed with a blue shopping bag from walmart my queen.
@@Badguy10472 good one
The Flying Turtle Neck 4567 delete this
@@conorhayes8818 Ok sorry I got carried away my bad.
I got jumpscared every time a single hornet hit the glass that was protecting the camerca.
Me too
Pussy
Me too, I can't imagine myself in that situation! 🤢
@@tyblack544 oh shut it
ty black maybe he is what he eats
If that beehive is 5’ you must be 7’ tall
I'm impressed with the methodically careful way he dismantled the nest, along with having a two-camera approach to document this; as in my amateur approach, I would have gotten a stick tool to dislodge it from the structure; where it'd come crashing down on the ground; creating a mess and having a massive swarm of hornets in the process.
I don't think I could resist burning it. Still have the protective suit as well as water and mud at the ready but I just can't think of any other object more alluring to set on fire.
I would have gotten a vacuum cleaner hose and sucked those bastards up in one shot.
Yeah, I would've just sprayed it with poison to prevent them from going airborne and set it on fire. :P
I'm gonna be honest.. I'd probably wack it like a pinata and get the same end result.
What's more interesting is the psychological, and existential inquiry into why am I spending time which I can never recuperate in my life, watching a man remove piece by piece a nest???
Or why I read your comment and replied.
@@notanumber1311 Or why I read my comment, again, then read yours, and then, replied to your comment asking while you asked yourself the existential question of why you were commenting to my inquiry? Wow, this is deep.
Things that make you go "hmmm...."
@@notanumber1311 Both of you guys are even lonelier than me, hence, I win, and feel a lot better now, have fun. Thanks.
@@carlwalker9635 And yet here you are.
Homeboy caught the queen in ten seconds
I am always impressed how HUGE hornets nests can get. Also they are so fragile i wonder if it would survive a storm or rain
Nest as tall as a human being.
Pulls out a Walmart bag to put it in.
😂😂😂
That's a bit of a running gag on the channel ;-)
Big black bag straight knock off tie and exterminate
Yeah that's as tall as I am.
It’s hinting at something... now u have an easier way of storing bodies
You didn't notice that he vbrought two bags, huh.
"This is a hive I've never seen full of millions of bees"...and here is the queen. Like how do they find it so fast???
She will be hanging out populating the newest (lower) tier of the hive. She has no reason to venture back up to the top and often cannot even fit through the older top passage ways because she gets so big towards the end of the season.
your fpf:
my eyes:😵😵
It’s not bees man
Also I think the queens have more distinct features that they can use to identify it. Like their abdomen can be a bit bigger
@@thatoneguycisco5412 a bit?
🤔😆🤣
Now they are homeless and unemployed.
Lol welcome to America
😂😂😂
And yet, they will find gainful employment.
@@wesleysimon955 Then do you want to go back to Africa bruv? Lol
@@boratsuckdiev461 I will when you do first and I can't go back to where I've never been before really .
I’m totally surprised how soft the nest is, I imagined that to be stone hard, to resist heavy weather. It seems so easy to pick it apart. 😮
They're just made of paper essentially! The outer case especially, but the inner stuff can have the consistency of, say, those compressed paper drink holders you get sometimes from fast food places.
Looks like a big doner kebab.
Hornets: *Hippity hoppity, your now my property*
The Bee Man: *gas time*
“The Bee Man” 😂😂😂
Hornets fly tho 😕
What? Put gas in strofoam cup::::::o sh"* get another cup::dam: hey silo cups works, throw gas at nest sh"* missed
And got too close.
You know what happens.
Hehe gas go spray
This joke doesn't even make sense. U could've said:
Hornets: nooooo, you cant just kill us with gas!
Human: *HEHE, GAS GO SPRAY*
First reaction: "You're gonna need a bigger bag".
🤣🤣🤣
I was thinking the same why not use a Contractor's bag and get the whole thing!?
Maybe they can chew their way out if there's no queen to lure them?
I give these guys credit for what they do. I’m deathly afraid of bees as a result of getting stung in the foot when I was two years old. Thankfully, I wasn’t allergic or I wouldn’t be here to tell you about it. Not only that, but I’m also afraid of wasps even though I was never stung by one. So, yeah, kudos to guys who do this for a living.
I try to avoid both, but I'd rather deal with bees, at least they die after a single sting, piss off a couple Wasps and they'll keep stinging till they don't feel like it .
@@TheZamaron Yes but a bee's stinger will probably get stuck in you...
My 3 year old has been stung so many times. He just doesn't care, he goes and try to give them water, he try to pick them up 😂. We always say not to touch them, just look at them.
They're not bees, they're hornets, which are 100x worse than bees. Bees can only sting once, then they die. Hornets will sting for as long as you stick around. They're horrible
@@Sarah_Slayer_ It's more likely that you'll be allergic to bee's though
I wonder how many hornets must’ve been living in that 5 foot hive
I used to load my BB gun with ten BB’s, pump it up ten times, fire it into the nest shotgun style, then run like hell. The joys of growing up on a farm.
How many times did you get stung🐝🦟????
Me and my cousins did the same growing up.. except we'd throw anything around at it & just bolt.
We grew up in british columbia were it is super dry.
@@craigb4004 just spray the nest with kerosene when it gets dark and set it on fire. Problem solved. Those nests are very flammable, dry, and burn easily.
I used a wrist rocket with golf balls.
@@jeffburnham6611 A mix of gas kero or even #2 with sterno applied in intervals all night, and then sunrise.
I thought the standard procedure in this case was burn the whole forest down
I don’t know if that’s standard procedure, but that’s definitely mine.
Burn it all in a 5mile radius
Flamethrower and a new carport.
I thought it was a nuclear warhead, wtf
Right! That is what I would have done!!!! hhahaha!
In asia, we use catapults to shoot seawater clams into the nest. The clams we have are cockles and they are round like a stone.
When the cockles rot the hornets abandon the nest
omg lol
SMORT!
Great idea
This is...... So beautiful.....
Umm what century are you living in
That's interesting information. Thanks for sharing. Plus no one gets stung.
I recommend a WORX Electric Leaf Blower with All Metal Mulching System.
I love how he grabs it and just nonchalantly tosses in a Wal-Mart sack...
In 1984, when I was 18, I was visiting a friend's summer cabin deep in the woods of Maine. It was on a large lake, and there was only one other house on the lake. From the main road, you had to drive down a 2-mile dirt road that was so rough that there was no way you could do it without high suspension --- the people who had regular sedans had to leave them parked out on the main road.
At the end of our week-long stay we were driving back out on that 2-mile road, and the vehicle in the lead pulled over, so we all did the same. You could see from the road, in the woods, a hornet's nest that I estimated to be at least 6 feet high. It was unbelievable. Until this video, I had never since seen another nest, or even a picture of a nest, that big.
@Merry Christmas Son, damn is a very, very, very, very basic word in American English, and it's used as frequently as a word can be used.
And you SERIOUSLY don't know how to spell it?
You should definitely be a writer. I hope you are.
@@HomeAtLast501 boomer
@@tutorialsimulator 1966 is Gen X, you uneducated zoomer.
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Was this guy living on another planet? How long did it take him to realize that they were building the worlds largest nest?
You would be surprised at how fast they can put one up. Plus it was on the back of the car port(?). I doubt if he often went back there.
Yeah that's pretty negligent on his part.
I genuinely wonder how nightmarish these colonies could get if left isolated for years
@@CIintB3ASTW0oD I am taking a guess that he's a professional pest control technician who specializes in bee removal and that he was called in by the owner of the property....
Somebody mowed the lawn. No way they couldn’t see it before it got that big.
Ripping the nest like pulling bread
Was I the only one worried about the hornet getting under his clothes?
@Theckasher 445 throw the whole house away
From the looks of it it appeared to be like a haz/mat suit which are usually one piece and only a zipper with a Velcro cover to keep the zipper from allowing access to air flow
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Thank goodness for the protective suit. Those hornets were insanely violent!
I could never- the buzzing noise would be enough to kill me
Legend absolute legend
Earplugs? Or earpieces to a radio playing soothing music and providing comm to your partner?
Why not use one of those mattress bags that home depot sells and just bag the nest up in one swoop
@@mynameisnotimportant7734 he's wearing a suit Einstein
@@fspipe10 i mean like theyll sting someone else