I've got a somewhat irrational phobia of bees and wasps and your videos are actually helping me get over it quite a lot. Between seeing how they react to their nest being attacked and your very insightful teaching about them that is more in-depth than anything about insects I ever learned in school, it's helped me to not just freak out anytime something small and yellow flies near me. Thank you for taking the time to record and post these videos of your work!
Much respect to you sir. You make it look easy. Today I was in a bee suit in my attic removing mud dauber nests. It’s hard enough to move around in an attic especially with a shop vac. Not to mention you’re sweating your butt off for hours. I really don’t need the suit because it was 50 degrees today but I am a chicken.
Holy smokes, when you opened up that storage area and revealed how huge that nest is! 😳😳😳 Thank you for sharing your animals with us! I love seeing them! ❤️
I am amazed by your increasing linguistic skills! After watching you become fluent in chicken and turkey, your vocabulary has expanded to include emu and rhea. Are there accent differences between the chicken breeds to contend with, too? Of course your squirrelease is nothing to slouch at either.
Birds: "Ooo howdy Brett what'd you bring us? How was your day?" Bret: "Hi, Hi, Hi, Hi, Flatulant oak trees and wasps much much sky worms and good feelings" Birds: "Alright, we'll let it slide because this larvae is dope"
I love the endings of your videos. Purely because I really enjoy watching the animals enjoying the food and attention you give them, if only they could understand the sheer danger you put yourself in to get it for them. Much gratitude for sharing everything that you do from me in the U.K xx 🐝
One of the best things about your videos is your accent. I love the way you talk, comb sounds like 'coomb', over sounds like 'ouver'. Thank you for not trying to change the way you speak, I know some numpties in the past have been negative about it.
*"Feed them to my animals"* We all know the larvae will be put into deep freeze for the start of your new army come spring Mr. Pain! I remember as a kid, our family camper, which we used like once a year, always wound up with a wasp or YJ nest. Heck, I have one now that I haven't used in three years and check it constantly for nests. They love pop up campers for some reason.
THANK YOU for cleaning up the ones that were dead prior to arrival. I've got very bad spheksophobia, and can't handle being around yellowjackets whatsoever. Even if they're dead there's a good chance it will send me into a panic attack. When I had an infestation at home previously the exterminator was kind enough to do that for me, because when I tried I just couldn't handle it. Thought I was gonna have to call a cleaner.
Hey! Found out your channel a few days ago, and now i can't stop watching your videos! I love how informative they are and how you explain every little step! Your work is great!
I’m so proud of how much I’ve learned from you. I said what kind of yellow jacket it was before you said anything and told my husband that it was probably the best scenario in a close space.
OK. Lesson learned. Never listen with headphones. A yellow jacket buzzed in his microphone and scared the crap outta me...LOLOLOL. And yes I quickly pulled the headset off and then realized...🤣😆🤣Thanks for the vids! Love watching you and esp. when you feed the feathered ones! 😁
I introduced my 9 y/o grandson to your videos,starting with this one. He was absolutely amazed! Your videos are so educational they should be included in a school science class. I know one little boy that would be thrilled by it. I know I’ve learned lot by them. He also enjoyed watching the critters eat the larva at the end. Who wouldn’t find that satisfying? 😂
I used to know absolutely nothing about these insects but watching your videos has been helping me learn them. I love how you explain their behaviour and the differences between species.
It may seem like another day to you sir but for me I find it so satisfying seeing the nests being removed. I’d love to be on site seeing you do what you do best. What is your profession called?
Always enjoy watching nest removals here idk why but seeing the size of them and the numbers is amazing. I’ve had a fear of Bees, Hornets and Wasps since I had a few bad encounters with them and have a small allergic reaction to stings but still enjoy seeing these videos or having them play in the background when I’m doing something and learning a bit as well as I watch the videos as well. Love seeing everyone enjoy the larvae as well along with the music at the beginning of the videos and the end
We live full time in our rv in the Poconos. In July there was an early stage yellow jacket nest in the inside cover of our propane tank. It hadn't been filled in months so it was the perfect place for the queen to start her nest. I'm happy we knocked out that nest before it grew to a much larger colony. Good thing the rv owners were able to have to take care of their nest. Great work as always!
I think this is what we have in our front porch walls! I was mostly going off markings but I'd already been leaning towards vespula germanica anthic and now that you say they like caverns and are docile, that makes me even more confident in my guess.
@@angelwingstn3392 oooooo! I thought you meant the theatric part where it starts with "I'm the Hornet King, and I remove incredible blah blah blah" Haha Yeah I try to change up the interlude from time to time!
That was such a gigantic nest! It always fascinates me how they build the nest they look like they have a certain pattern they follow. I know that probably sounds stupid but I’m not sure how to word it. I guess he hasn’t used that camper in awhile! I love watching your animals eat! Have a good evening 😊
I love seeing the hornet's faces in the intro!! I'm finally to the point of identifying them as they show up!!! Also, we had German Yellow Jackets under our concrete when we moved into our apartment. They are a wildly calm species
Aloha! Thats a massive nest, sheesh! Here in Hawaii, I think the biggest wasp nest ever grows to about 3-4 inches. We have Paper Wasps, Golden Wasps, Macao Wasps, & Redbrown Wasps and 90% of Wasps are endemic to Hawaii described as a small black variety that live in wet forests. What a treat for your beasties! 🦨🐿🐓
Excellent video. Love the intro and the say you do your footage. No annoying background music or long window vlog esq intro, just straight to the hoovering
Once again you've read my mind on having me hear the buzzing and swarming of the yellow jackets I wish I had a suit where I can hear them swarming and buzzing at me. Best regards Nikita.K
Are your cat's Maine Coons? They sure have that look to them. That is a lot of protein to go around for all those birds, should make for some good eggs!
I understand how useful these creatures are in our environment, and despite how worrying I find yellow jackets and wasps to be I like them a whole lot more than flies. That being said, I hope you don't mind if I hide under my bed LoL
@@HornetKingOfficial I agree! We all just need our own personal space :). Where I live, besides mainly paper wasps, the rare yellow jacket, and those neat solitary mind control wasps, we have three super cool miniature wasps. I think they're wasps anyway, their body type is exactly the same but they're a quarter (if not a bit smaller, about as long as a grain of rice)the size. They come in three types: standard black and yellow, iridescent green, and iridescent blue. It's a bit tricky because we have a fly that mimics the wasp. Anyway, I saw those minis eating wood, so they had to be making a nest. Interesting stuff.
Your a good man. Getting information while on the job for the customer is important. A lot of people don't know about bugs (me included). You really do bring a good service.
Not gonna lie, before I found these videos like... 1-2 years ago I thought that these insects were just mean and rude for no reason and that was all (doesn't help I was deathly afraid of them and bees). But now I learned they are a lot more than that now, they are cool and just want to protect their nest. It's interesting seeing many kinds of nests and learning that are so many kinds of wasps and hornets too. I'm planning on commenting more and not just be a silent viewer now after these years.
I always appreciate hearing that people learn something and find some appreciation for them! Thanks for commenting and I look forward to more of your comments in the future!
Interesting video! It’s amazing how much paper they make around parts of the area that have no comb! Beautiful kitties, it surprises me that they will eat the larvae :). Thanks for sharing and letting me tag along :)
I imagine the Hornet King's house having conversations like, "Where's the sour cream?" "It's in the refrigerator to the right of the yellow jacket nest."
You probably don't have a problem with people stealing your lunch out of the refrigerator!!! 🤣🤣🤣
That's accurate 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@@johsxn3522 u r 12
I've got a somewhat irrational phobia of bees and wasps and your videos are actually helping me get over it quite a lot. Between seeing how they react to their nest being attacked and your very insightful teaching about them that is more in-depth than anything about insects I ever learned in school, it's helped me to not just freak out anytime something small and yellow flies near me. Thank you for taking the time to record and post these videos of your work!
I love how you interact with your clients. Everyone speaks so friendly and straightforward in a way that only Pennsylvanian's will understand lol
Come down to rural Florida and we’ll try and give you the warmest welcome ever… GET OUTA HERE YANKEE
Your unnecessary apostrophe let your whole state down 😉
(just kidding of course)
Much respect to you sir. You make it look easy. Today I was in a bee suit in my attic removing mud dauber nests. It’s hard enough to move around in an attic especially with a shop vac. Not to mention you’re sweating your butt off for hours. I really don’t need the suit because it was 50 degrees today but I am a chicken.
Because he's a professional
"You got any sour cream?"
"Yeah, it's in the fridge next to the wasp nest"
Lmao great name
Holy smokes, when you opened up that storage area and revealed how huge that nest is! 😳😳😳 Thank you for sharing your animals with us! I love seeing them! ❤️
That is really cool that the owner was able to watch. Another teaching opportunity. Thank you for sharing.
I thought so too! He seemed to enjoy it!
your videos are so satisfying from the vacuuming the wasps to the larva feeding to your birds. love watching chickens eat up
Glad you like them!
Queen spotted at 16:50 :) Much bigger in size compared to all the other yellow jackets. Great job cleaning that nest out.
I am amazed by your increasing linguistic skills! After watching you become fluent in chicken and turkey, your vocabulary has expanded to include emu and rhea. Are there accent differences between the chicken breeds to contend with, too? Of course your squirrelease is nothing to slouch at either.
Hahaha! I think the birds think im nuts when squawk at them 😆😅
@Greg Loved this comment! 👏😂🎄🎁👍
Birds: "Ooo howdy Brett what'd you bring us? How was your day?"
Bret: "Hi, Hi, Hi, Hi, Flatulant oak trees and wasps much much sky worms and good feelings"
Birds: "Alright, we'll let it slide because this larvae is dope"
I love the endings of your videos. Purely because I really enjoy watching the animals enjoying the food and attention you give them, if only they could understand the sheer danger you put yourself in to get it for them. Much gratitude for sharing everything that you do from me in the U.K xx 🐝
Thank you, Stephanie! Much love to you!
One of the best things about your videos is your accent. I love the way you talk, comb sounds like 'coomb', over sounds like 'ouver'. Thank you for not trying to change the way you speak, I know some numpties in the past have been negative about it.
Haha thanks man! I don't even give it a second thought!
*"Feed them to my animals"*
We all know the larvae will be put into deep freeze for the start of your new army come spring Mr. Pain!
I remember as a kid, our family camper, which we used like once a year, always wound up with a wasp or YJ nest. Heck, I have one now that I haven't used in three years and check it constantly for nests. They love pop up campers for some reason.
THANK YOU for cleaning up the ones that were dead prior to arrival. I've got very bad spheksophobia, and can't handle being around yellowjackets whatsoever. Even if they're dead there's a good chance it will send me into a panic attack. When I had an infestation at home previously the exterminator was kind enough to do that for me, because when I tried I just couldn't handle it. Thought I was gonna have to call a cleaner.
Hey! Found out your channel a few days ago, and now i can't stop watching your videos! I love how informative they are and how you explain every little step!
Your work is great!
Same same.
No matter how many times I see it, I love watching your animals gobble it up at the end.
Watching birdies have a snack is my favourite part ngl😁
Same
Mine too!
Great video! I love how excited all the animals get when you are coming with their treat. It's adorable!
Happy Birdies!
I’m so proud of how much I’ve learned from you. I said what kind of yellow jacket it was before you said anything and told my husband that it was probably the best scenario in a close space.
That's awesome! Always exciting learning new things, especially when you test yourself of what you learned!
@@HornetKingOfficial yes
OK. Lesson learned. Never listen with headphones. A yellow jacket buzzed in his microphone and scared the crap outta me...LOLOLOL. And yes I quickly pulled the headset off and then realized...🤣😆🤣Thanks for the vids! Love watching you and esp. when you feed the feathered ones! 😁
ha ha ha. same thing happened to me! For a second I thought I was outside in the back yard. very realistic.
I introduced my 9 y/o grandson to your videos,starting with this one. He was absolutely amazed! Your videos are so educational they should be included in a school science class. I know one little boy that would be thrilled by it. I know I’ve learned lot by them. He also enjoyed watching the critters eat the larva at the end. Who wouldn’t find that satisfying? 😂
I used to know absolutely nothing about these insects but watching your videos has been helping me learn them. I love how you explain their behaviour and the differences between species.
Now that, that is a huge nest. That is a very huge nest. That is so huge, oh my goodness.
These videos actually have helped me to overcome the manic fear of yellow jacket! Thank you 🙏
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
That is the stuff of nightmares!!! P.S. Your kitties are beautiful!!!
For sure!
You could have easily been a famous vet. The way you interact with the birdies is lovely
Holy smokes... I was drinking coffee when I saw the size of the nest and chocked on it in shock. WOW HK! O.o
The animal feeding part really is cathartic.
Your kitties are so gorgeous. We can tell you appreciate all animals.
I’m always so thrilled to see your videos 😊. Keep up the good work Hornet King.
Thank you!
It may seem like another day to you sir but for me I find it so satisfying seeing the nests being removed. I’d love to be on site seeing you do what you do best. What is your profession called?
What an awesome nest that was! Everybody enjoyed that one. It's nice to see that they all get along so well. 😄
Right! They all got their fill!
Actually cool this client was asking all those questions. Learned a few new things here.
Exactly! Very nice guy and very interested to learn about his colony!
I like the fact that you are feeding the wasps to chickens and the wasps are not wasted.
Always enjoy watching nest removals here idk why but seeing the size of them and the numbers is amazing. I’ve had a fear of Bees, Hornets and Wasps since I had a few bad encounters with them and have a small allergic reaction to stings but still enjoy seeing these videos or having them play in the background when I’m doing something and learning a bit as well as I watch the videos as well. Love seeing everyone enjoy the larvae as well along with the music at the beginning of the videos and the end
This is one gnarly unboxing video if I've ever seen one
Hahaha, Right!?
14:23 - Mrs. Hornet King must have the patience of a saint...that's a hard *nope* on hornets in the fridge from me, LOL!!!
This is one of the best pesticide illuminators I’ve ever seen teaching your cats to eat larvae brilliance
Fearless hornet king And his army of birds!
Haha great to see you, Mark!
Nice kitchen flooring!.. and dang you feed the cats the lava also!.. lol!😂😂..
As someone with apiphobia....I have total respect for your line of work....just hearing those little spawns of Satan buzzing makes my skin crawl
I've got speksophobia... I can handle most bees perfectly fine as long as they're docile, but I absolutely lost it entirely with wasps.
We live full time in our rv in the Poconos. In July there was an early stage yellow jacket nest in the inside cover of our propane tank. It hadn't been filled in months so it was the perfect place for the queen to start her nest. I'm happy we knocked out that nest before it grew to a much larger colony. Good thing the rv owners were able to have to take care of their nest. Great work as always!
Neighbor to the north! Hello!
Thanks for watching and great job removing a potential issue!
Yea your back, thanks for sharing. I have been watching killer bee guy on youtube, interesting how different wasp and bees differ. He's intense.
I just love how many animals u got so cute.
I always love these videos so much, thank you for all of then
What gorgeous kitty cats!!!!
My pretty Maine coon pooties!
I cant decide which is more relaxing: the hornets being vacuumed and the nests being removed or the adorable birdies eating hibernating bugs lol
Hibernating? They’re not bears!
They’re undergoing metamorphosis: from egg, to larva, to pupa, and finally adult.
Hornets hibernate as well
I think this is what we have in our front porch walls! I was mostly going off markings but I'd already been leaning towards vespula germanica anthic and now that you say they like caverns and are docile, that makes me even more confident in my guess.
Wow! That’s a massive nest. Love your videos man!
Thank you!
Did i hear that right? You used to have a phobia of them? Wow! Way to overcome!
Im just here for the birdies 😁 love this Part!
Something for everyone!
Interesting place to have a nest!
Good work and keep up the good work!
Thanks, Sina!
I love the new intro Hornet King! Excited to watch a new video as always!
Thank you! But it's been my intro for over a year! Haha 😁
@@HornetKingOfficial You added to it though is what I meant. The new birdies LOL
@@angelwingstn3392 oooooo! I thought you meant the theatric part where it starts with "I'm the Hornet King, and I remove incredible blah blah blah"
Haha
Yeah I try to change up the interlude from time to time!
@@HornetKingOfficial haha love it!
I'm impressed that you do most of the removal one handed,and phone in the other... Best hornet removal channel on TH-cam...
You know it, Bret Davis has got it going on man. Top content👍
I love how you can hold your phone and vacuum at the same time.
The main portion was insane to see when you turned it over!
Definitely a packed nest!
Imagine if you were dumpster diving and found a bag of angry yellow jackets.
13:50 My wife would kill me if she opened the freezer and there was a hornets nest with Yellow Jackets just chilling there... No pun intended.
Love the feast at the end....they love their larva!!!
That's for sure!!
Your wife must love that you put the nest into her refrigerator.
She loves that I let her put my groceries in my fridge 😋
I’m a very loving person😂
@@HornetQueen Stop taking credit for something you have no control over 😅😆 😘😘
My man took the nest out the fridge like a pizza lol
As you lifted the plywood all I could say is here they come 🔔 great removal, HK
Honestly wouldn't wanna be you right now. You being able to do that earns lots of respect from me!
Wow! I know this is your job, but massive respect for the bravery of removing these huge nests
Thanks, Maurice!
That was such a gigantic nest! It always fascinates me how they build the nest they look like they have a certain pattern they follow. I know that probably sounds stupid but I’m not sure how to word it. I guess he hasn’t used that camper in awhile! I love watching your animals eat! Have a good evening 😊
I love watching the eating part... the sqiurrel is just too cute.. :)
😂😂 not the vacuum comments! You've been trying to tell them for years!
Hahaha I ALWAYS get them! Got a couple in this comment thread anyway! People don't listen! 😆😅
When you know you've got a green viewer man, you just know.
I love seeing the hornet's faces in the intro!! I'm finally to the point of identifying them as they show up!!!
Also, we had German Yellow Jackets under our concrete when we moved into our apartment. They are a wildly calm species
Aloha! Thats a massive nest, sheesh! Here in Hawaii, I think the biggest wasp nest ever grows to about 3-4 inches. We have Paper Wasps, Golden Wasps, Macao Wasps, & Redbrown Wasps and 90% of Wasps are endemic to Hawaii described as a small black variety that live in wet forests. What a treat for your beasties! 🦨🐿🐓
Love the cat that's absolutely amazing it's so adorable
Always love watching your videos
Thank you!
I wonder if your birds ever think, “Oh no. Not larvae again.”😂 The adults they eat may be like pepper sauce.🤣
Now that's a nest! It's huge. Hats off to you sir because there's no way I could do that job ❤
Excellent video. Love the intro and the say you do your footage. No annoying background music or long window vlog esq intro, just straight to the hoovering
Never seen cats eat larvae before
Didn’t think they’d care for it
Still amazed you put it in your HOME refrigerator.
🤷♂️
I’m surprised that the Hornet Queen hasn’t made him get a separate fridge for his nests.
Once again you've read my mind on having me hear the buzzing and swarming of the yellow jackets I wish I had a suit where I can hear them swarming and buzzing at me. Best regards Nikita.K
Are your cat's Maine Coons? They sure have that look to them. That is a lot of protein to go around for all those birds, should make for some good eggs!
Yup! My two Maine Coons (Osiris and Chleo) LOVE larvae!
Love your videos and how good you are to your pets!
I understand how useful these creatures are in our environment, and despite how worrying I find yellow jackets and wasps to be I like them a whole lot more than flies. That being said, I hope you don't mind if I hide under my bed LoL
Hahaha, wasps are awesome!
@@HornetKingOfficial I agree! We all just need our own personal space :). Where I live, besides mainly paper wasps, the rare yellow jacket, and those neat solitary mind control wasps, we have three super cool miniature wasps. I think they're wasps anyway, their body type is exactly the same but they're a quarter (if not a bit smaller, about as long as a grain of rice)the size. They come in three types: standard black and yellow, iridescent green, and iridescent blue. It's a bit tricky because we have a fly that mimics the wasp. Anyway, I saw those minis eating wood, so they had to be making a nest. Interesting stuff.
Excellent protein for your girls 👍 also having a giggle at your hen waiting for you to tred/mount her lol
Never get tired of your content HK! Thanks for what you do. Was wondering what happened to your cats!
Thanks! My cats? You mean the ones that are in this video? 😁
I realized I mistyped haha!
Beautiful Australorps. And of course a hello to a fellow Vibe owner.
Vibe! Best car ever made!
Your a good man. Getting information while on the job for the customer is important. A lot of people don't know about bugs (me included). You really do bring a good service.
Not gonna lie, before I found these videos like... 1-2 years ago I thought that these insects were just mean and rude for no reason and that was all (doesn't help I was deathly afraid of them and bees). But now I learned they are a lot more than that now, they are cool and just want to protect their nest. It's interesting seeing many kinds of nests and learning that are so many kinds of wasps and hornets too.
I'm planning on commenting more and not just be a silent viewer now after these years.
I always appreciate hearing that people learn something and find some appreciation for them!
Thanks for commenting and I look forward to more of your comments in the future!
you are awesome, thanks
Cast some of the queens and wasps in clear resin and sell.
That wasp noise at 3:49. I looked around :D
This was a vacuum junkies dream video!! Love it Brett!!
Only the best for you, Drew!
If I hadn't seen this with my own eyes....cats eating larvae! Who knew!
Hahaha they beg for them and don't leave me alone when I'm tweezing!
See you on the next one bro GOD BLESS
Thanks, Randle!!!
Amazing the owner remembered a roll of paper towels went missing. LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Haha! 🤣
I think that this is one of your best videos. You have all your talking points down and your camera work is professional.
You have a lot of copper Marans I see! Very pretty chickens, they also lay veeeery dark brown eggs, i love em
I love the chicken feeding parts as much as everythingelse. ;)
Something for everyone!
Gawd I despise yellow jackets. Thanks for all you do.
Btw... your birds are delightful.
Love seeing the adorable animals getting to snack on those hell spawns
They love them!
I thank it’s amazing you manage to get as many as you do brother.
Thanks brother!
Interesting video! It’s amazing how much paper they make around parts of the area that have no comb! Beautiful kitties, it surprises me that they will eat the larvae :). Thanks for sharing and letting me tag along :)
I imagine the Hornet King's house having conversations like, "Where's the sour cream?" "It's in the refrigerator to the right of the yellow jacket nest."
Hahaha!
I Love your beautiful animal family 💖 the kitties are gorgeous and the Emu and chickens are so damn cute!