Bald Faced Hornet HUGE Nest removal Wasp Nest

[@mel_tigre]

I hope to see the homeowner's commenting! You're so polite and a great educator. I'm a lot less scared of wasps because of your channel.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Awe thank you so much! The homeowner seemed interested to watch! He was elderly but was so excited to see the video!

[@mel_tigre]

@@HornetKingOfficial you are very welcome! I can't wait to see your channel grow. You'll have a selection of suits to choose from soon! No more holey veils ever again!

[@Renville80]

@@HornetKingOfficial I originally came around to find out how I could get rid of an active yellow jacket nest in the ground by my shed but I’m now just going to let it be until fall then fill in the holes around the shed that allowed them to take over a vacant ground squirrel den.

[@jenniferfarsh675]

Love the conversation with the homeowners. You are a knowledgeable teacher and your passion is contagious! No wonder your subscribers are growing. Thanks for the valuable content ❤️

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you so much! I thought maybe people would enjoy hearing the interchange I have with most of my customers. I think people often feel extermination is all about "Kill Kill Kill" but the majority of my conversations with homeowners go like this one, where they are very interested to learn about the wasps and for the most part hate to have to remove them.

[@janebeck3149]

You making me hornet

[@DarkLordDumbledore]

@@HornetKingOfficial Your channel has grown a lot. Keep up the great videos.

[@IowaHawkeyes267]

I started my pest control job today and on day one I got to remove a bald-faced hornet's nest! It was super fun and I used a lot of tactics that you use. Awesome video

[@tajdagostino8566]

Only bee I’m allergic to!

[@DollaBill313]

What a first day haha!

[@tommyb1two3]

I like that you included the conversations with the owner, it's a part of the removal that we usually don't get to see and it's actually quite interesting.

[@Weezypillar]

Those aren't wasps. Those are bullets with wings!

[@desitterspace2127]

Weezypillar nuke it from space, it’s the only way to be sure!

[@akhothegrade9664]

The devils blow darts

[@Irishcloth]

Aren't they bald faced hornets? ;)

[@studiocbot3843]

@@Irishcloth we bouta wooosh you

[@jwclan8311]

De Sitter Space -_-

[@seriouslyslinky1420]

Why the f**k does quality content like this not get recommended to me more often, I don’t want no controversy bs I want THIS. Keep it up man

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Wow man, thanks so much!

[@maddiemart11312]

@Quincy Jones whats wrong with LGBTQ and Black people?

[@crispylizard8295]

@@maddiemart11312 nothing just that youtube has a kind of favoritism to mainstream things on trending like late night shows, celebrities, and people they deem "special" because of their race or gender basically whatevers mainstream gets more trending points then just whats popular on youtube which isn't how its supposed to be a late night show or news article shouldn't get on trending everytime simply because they are popular off youtube the youtube trending should be about youtube content not tv shows they clipped and put on youtube try it yourself look and every day theres a fucking late night show on trending and then the actually original youtube content will be on like number 5 its pretty rare for something that was actually made from a real youtuber to get on #1 and not just some multi million/billion dollar news/music/tv company

[@Zynoris]

Shat tha fack up

[@Jake5537t]

@@maddiemart11312 What’s lgbt and black people got to do with that comment?

[@smithmister112]

The binge watching can continue

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you!

[@edwinhernandez6996]

69th like lol

[@theequalizer7814]

@@HornetKingOfficial What causes the awful smell??

[@HornetKingOfficial]

@@theequalizer7814 Death

[@theequalizer7814]

@@HornetKingOfficial I understand that death is the trigger,but I wasn't aware that dead insects gave off a bad odor.

[@tonydejuice3254]

You need to make a “Wasp up bro” shirt

[@davidetcheverry944]

unbelievably brilliant...

[@mrslywwilliams313]

I'll buy that shirt!

[@________GHOST________]

This is amazing how they the workers keeping there nest cooled down. I have never seen this before ever nice coverage awesome.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks so much!

[@fixman88]

I've read that honeybees do the same thing.

[@haroldsmith5493]

Fixy Clary I can confirm that they do

[@CB-xr1eg]

their*

[@juliebaker6969]

It WAS a dead body, in fact, it was hundreds of dead bodies.

[@CB-xr1eg]

More like 2 thousand I reckon.

[@juliebaker6969]

@@CB-xr1eg I too figured it was probably in the thousands. But since I was unsure of the exact number, I chose to err on the low side rather than chance exaggeration. I knew there were AT LEAST several hundred.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@juliebaker6969 But you used the words " in fact ". Why do that if you're unsure?

[@juliebaker6969]

@@CB-xr1eg because it is accurate. Two thousand is infact twenty hundred, and therefore qualifies as "hundreds" in that it IS multiple hundreds. Plural words cover, by definition, any number greater than one.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@juliebaker6969 Oh right, so we should say there are twenty hundred instead of 2 thousand? Are you for real?

[@deesjoshua5]

My cat and I sit and watch your videos. He seems fascinated and must like your voice, because he likes for me to hold one ear bud up to his ear.

[@davidamir85]

Mine as well! I think she likes the hornets though, its their flying :)

[@pladampa]

That rules.

[@rockd3021]

Crazy cat lady

[@CK61380]

Your customer sounds like he’s a good dude too!

[@brittneyduncan1443]

I just got off a terrible 12 hour shift, I’m exhausted, just one of those days, didn’t get a chance to sit at all, always behind. I can’t tell you how much better my day become as soon I jumped in bed and saw this video. 10/10 Best part of my day. ♥️

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Awe thats so awesome!! Rest easy girlfriend! Im glad I could help you unwind and relax!

[@suzanneknepp849]

Thank you for showing a job from start to finish. I feel bad that the stench of the vacuumed bald faced hornets (or yellow jackets) is so bad. I was about to wretch just from hearing your reaction to the vacuum contents.This must be the worst part of your job! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your work. 🦟

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you so much!

[@Surfingaliens65]

What I have learned so far. First you, removal is a necessary evil and I dare say there are some nests you were called on to remove that left you a tad emotional because of the beauty of it. Relocating the Queen after some of the removals is pretty much proof that you are not in the wholesale nest destruction business. Much respect 👍

[@agnidas5816]

if he destroys all the queens he will be out of a job ;)

[@nicepush2574]

This black and white version of the yellowjacket is actually very pretty. But then again........ Kill 'em all por favorrrrrrrrrr 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@amtraktraveler9118]

@Mamacube & Maddiecube Some gasoline and fire will quickly destroy the nest. But I like the nests when they are empty makes a great motif in the living room.

[@idomagik1036]

Yea no quiero avispas picandome

[@garydonais758]

Lot more potent sting than the yellow jacket

[@Irishcloth]

Bald faced hornet*

[@staceytroffer8287]

Bald faced hornets are nasty aggressive little thugs and should all be killed. Period.

[@aersla1731]

Do I make you hornet 😭😂 I'm dying

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Hahaha

[@electricnote8759]

@@HornetKingOfficial hello

[@johnzachariasrealtor7906]

I love how you educate the clients. You can hear how amazed they are

[@kathrynpuckett6432]

I have learned a lot from watching your show. Thank you for all your work and teaching.

[@jacobbarrera88]

Him: “This day was super hot, about 95 degrees” Me: *laughs in Texan*

[@MrEWWWW]

Try South Florida bra. You literally melt when you walk outside.

[@PatrickBateman88]

Here in ontario in the summer it gets to feel like 45 Celsius and than in the winter it goes down to feel like -40 Celsius

[@lordvegeta7566]

*Laughs in Florida Man*

[@jevinday]

lol I live in phoenix, it gets up to almost 120 here. but honestly, 95 degrees with 90% humidity feels worse than 120 in Phoenix with 5% humidity.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

@Devin Crum and what the others who are mocking my statement dont realize is what you just said, the incredible humidity, AND I'm in insulated sweatsuit and a wasp suit...! Lol

[@kejjykej]

I'm really happy that I found your channel! I really like how much you respect these Hornets and wasps.

[@bvcmargie5887]

This is my 2nd Hornet King video and it DID NOT DISAPPOINT!!!!!! Thank you for your educating us on these removals with all the how it's done and cautions. Excellent!

[@lodrezzon]

The last time I was tagged by Bald Face hornets, I was clearing branches from the exact same kind of bush. 5 stings to the face in under a second. The welts took 2 weeks to go down. The more that end up in the puke bucket the better.

[@peterheneghan1227]

Brother I love how you educate people, like your clients in this video and on your channel. That's why your channel is better than ALL the other ones featuring stinging insect removal. Stay awesome brother

[@DRGN099]

These videos are always without a doubt the GREATEST part of my day no matter how good or bad it was. Keep being freaking awesome man!!! 😁

[@Gwentel776]

Why does youtube recommend this to me and why do I keep watching it. I have an extreme phobia of insects. Please never stop uploading.

[@actofcawd209]

Man I hope that their dog is okay. I'd hate to be the dog who got stung by bald faced hornets.....

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

AGREED!!!!

[@pladampa]

Ive never been stung by that species, knock on wood.

[@actofcawd209]

@@pladampa Hope we don't ever get stung by that hornet.

[@frankphillips6001]

@@pladampa I have. It is a pretty nasty bite. And they bite multiple times so it can be relatively painful. I worked at a dairy farm when I was 14. There was a huge best. I used to watch them catching flies. An old farmers tale: the higher these hornets build their nest, the more precipitation you'll have during the winter. I can't say it's a fact but I have noted both high and low snow levels in different years corresponding to nest location.

[@TrustMeIKnowThings]

Frank Phillips a sting and a bite are two different things, homie.

[@therocinante3443]

I love his interaction with his customers. What great service

[@МарияК-з1е]

Oh my! I literally just destroyed two scouts on my back yard. These guys were trying to nest in the holes (probably made by previous generations) at the very top of wooden trellis. It is spring now, and we have to be on lookout every couple of days.

[@luurch]

Doing great work out there, I took care of a yellow jacket nest last year, they had found a small hole into my shed, put the vacuum on a stick of pvc I had and let it work. Keep on going, your building up quite the following!

[@73av8r5]

I’ve been fascinated by these creatures ever since I stepped on a Yellowjacket nest as a kid. Not sure how many times I was stung but at least 50 more than I wanted 😱. I don’t see the bald faced hornets in Texas much. New subscriber. Thanks!

[@Peyelle]

I gotta say, watching your channel has definitely made the reconsider my opinions on wasps and such , a lot more fascination then fear now . The fact that the bald faced hornets actually *cool* their nest by fanning it like that is.... well, cool. :D

[@alexanzelmo4210]

The nest looked liked a giant strawberry when you pulled it off the bush

[@girthy10incher23]

wanna take a bite?

[@JaysWave75]

Stoked to find your channel! I was a Licensed Pest control tech in California, and had to deal with Bald Faced hornets...NOT fun! LOL ...also in 2017, i was removing a wood fence, and accidentally disturbed a nest of them. I got hit in the right eyebrow, and INSTANTLY knew it was a hornet's nest! ...I got another sting in the eyebrow (felt like a punch) and two on my hand. I was lucky! I had BAD swelling and chest pains for 24 hrs. Bald Faced hornets are like 1/2" long, but they will **** you up!

[@turnerthemanc]

Ted: "Ive just bought a new fridge" Frank: "how big is it? Ted: "oh, about the same size as a giant massive basketball thats been stretched longways"

[@Eieigoman]

poor doggo, he was stung by bald faced hornets

[@LiLi-or2gm]

TIL about larvae acting as external stomachs for the adult hornets, which is truly amazing! Is this common amongst other members of vespidae? Anyhoo- you are filling a fascinating niche in the KZbin environment and doing a damn good job of it, too! 🐝🐝🐝🐝

[@ladyathenaofowls]

How do you say niche I say it like neesh but I’ve heard people say nitch

[@imduc2]

@@ladyathenaofowls I say it like you do

[@ladyathenaofowls]

imduc2 ah a man of culture

[@LiLi-or2gm]

ThRiVe That's how I say it, too.

[@chicofromph33nix64]

How freaking weird is that?? I came across that word while read the op and was struggling to pronounce it.. idk why I went to the replies but I'm glad I did to see others asking about it..

[@Pres_NotSure]

Some of the best and most informative content on KZbin. Even going back a couple years compared to new vids..you’re a natural dude YT was made for you 👍

[@jacobseelenbrandt9929]

We had a nest about that size a couple years ago 20’ up in an oak tree, it got to the point that we couldn’t walk out the front door because the porch was being swarmed so badly, we ended up taking the nest out of the tree with two 12 gauge shotguns ‘murica style.

[@David-sj4fk]

You instantly got a an upvote from me simply from that banter in the beginning! The rest of the video was just gravy

[@JohnDoe-ol3yz]

I'm not sure why I'm fascinated by videos like this, unless it's because you're showing us these bees up close, when 99% of people stay as far away as possible. Plus you present some interesting facts, like the Hornets actually fanning the entrance on hot days. Needless to say, I never knew they did that. Anyway, very cool video.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you so much for sharing that feedback and your thoughts! I appreciate it!

[@baileykrasovec5061]

I have a bald-face hornet nest on my property right now. Their interactions are interesting to watch, and you can tell that they are smart. We have a mutual respect. I do my thing, they do their thing, and if you ask me, there is no reason to disturb one another. Plus, they eat flies by the hundreds.

[@Had_Enough_Media]

Great presenter and narration. New Sub here.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you so much! And thanks for the Sub!

[@HeScreamsEpic]

In a time where KZbin favours content related to spreading fear and controversy, its so refreshing to find videos like this! Wicked job you have, sir!!

[@davidruffin473]

Some good Dad talk going on in the background nice !

[@waltcorey5115]

When I was a young boy 6 +/-, I was prancing around our neighbor's boulder at foot of their driveway with my kazoo belting out a tune. I got stung 25 times on my right ear. Ended my kazoo affection and began an unnatural fear and hatred of yellow jackets and wasps/hornets in general. I got stung again 3 days ago. I'm pleasantly surprised I didn't die back then. That was unbelievable pain for abt 18 hrs. If one stung a mouse, squirrel, chipmunk wouldn't they die? They go after other insects? One couldn't pay me enough money to do your job. I cannot describe the emotions that rise up watching your vids.

[@itshuskai]

I started a grass trimming job at an RV park and there was this particular tree that had a ton of overgrown grass at it, I went under it and cleared all the weeds and noticed some hornets flying around me, I walked away from the tree and noticed the whole time 2 feet above me was a nest about the size of this video and I never even noticed it or got stung once. This week I went under it again to clear it since I didn't get stung the first time and it was a success, but I came home cause I wanted to see what type of bee it was. Now that I've figured out how dangerous these things are I'm never weed whipping under it again.

[@johnochiltree1170]

The laugh he gets from that ‘do I make you hornet’ shirt joke from that old guy is adorable.

[@shannonschimkens7261]

Very informative and entertaining videos. Found myself checking out the neighbors older, grey colored fence... sure enough, little chomp marks everywhere!

[@wendylessard2383]

This so fascinatingI can’t stop watching you are very knowledgeable about what you talk about I love when you tear them apart so we can see inside the nest

[@bree5681]

I've started watching 3 weeks ago and I learn something new every video. Love the content, dude. Keep it up!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thats awesome! Thank you!!

[@davidfanucci8339]

Bing watching again before work. Another great video and some sweet camera angles. Thx for the slow motion action... it's cool.

[@MrsDobbyTFE]

I actually felt really sad watching this, seeing how busy they were just trying to make it through the season. I don't like them being killed but I'm being a soft arse lol. I love your videos Bret and being an ex nurse myself, it must be a god awful smell if you can't cope with it?! We nurses smell some of the best things mankind has to offer a person's nose lol. Thanks for sharing another day at work 😘🖤🖤🖤 xxx

[@joantraywick5599]

I hate flying stingers! I’m so thankful for people who do what you do!

[@tyreekcruse2430]

"Do I make you hornet?" Now that's a shirt I'd love to have lmao!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Merch shelf above ;-)

[@zaccheusmaximus1216]

Man I was taking a bite of my taco when you showed whats in the vacuum afterwards!! BLEHHH!!

[@allaansnackbar4269]

Just want to say thank you for the videos almost everyday, not every KZbinr doesn’t it and especially one like you with less than 100k subs. Hope KZbin can really help you out.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Wow man I really appreciate that!!

[@leannes1083]

It would be better if KZbin didn't unsubsuscribe you! Or if the algorithm stops showing your content. I subscribed to your channel 2, maybe even 3 years ago, your channel was much smaller back then, but then I didn't see a video from you for ages! Like over 18 months. I thought you'd stopped uploading. Turns out they unsubscribed me! So now I've subsuscribed, again, and I'm gonna be looking for your content now, instead of waiting until KZbin shows you in my feed! We all need to keep checking back so they don't unsubscribe us again! Bad KZbin. Very naughty😠 Thanks for sharing your work. Now I'm more educated about wasps/hornets, I'm hoping I won't run away, stifling a girly scream the next time 1 comes near me!🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼 wish me luck! 🍀 🧧 🎰 🐇🦶🏻 😂

[@leannes1083]

​@@HornetKingOfficialactually could you do an educational video on wasps and hornets from other countries? I'm in the UK and I have no clue which wasp and hornet species we have over here. They're yellow, black and stingy, that's all I need to know to run. I used to run from bees too, but I'm a LOT better with them after I watched a ton of KZbin videos on them. I even saved 1 one day, so compared to where I was (you know, with the running and the screaming) I've come a long way! I *HIGHLY* doubt I'll ever be that OK with wasps, or hornets, but not looking like a flapping idiot in a beer garden would be a great improvement! So, can you help?? Please???🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Love your content❤❤❤ tfs💛🖤💛

[@CerberiRedWolf]

I've been bingeing a few of your videos and everytime I see the inside of the vacuum post removal I just think, "Gross, I love it"

[@GoodVulture]

as someone who is allergic these videos are very therapeutic

[@gaylewatkins6781]

Thanks...my first video. I'm dealing with a yellow jacket nest in my ceiling of my RV.... This problem has been going on for weeks I've been stung four times.... It's crazy I can't concentrate on anything. . they've ruined every day for me for weeks... I won't go into the whole story but I don't want my RV torn apart... Today they came down into the light... I was glad to learn that they are heat sensitive... The entry point is a grey water vent pipe. They were coming into my closet around that pipe ... The young man that came foamed around that. So they could not get inside. Then they covered the entry point with rags. Soaked in hornet killer. . that was yesterday .. today they came down into my light fixtures.... It was like an Alfred Hitchcock movie...supposedly there's some chemical that you can put on the entry point and then they go in to the nest and kill from the inside. I believe a lot of them died because they couldn't get out of the ceiling.... But I'm not taking any lenses off my lights till I know they are dead... Everytime I get stung I have a worse reaction. . it's been a difficult day today. 🥵

[@ashleyunderwood4855]

“Do I make you hornet?”😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@HornetKingOfficial]

😁

[@artwithaurora6881]

So neat to see them so active, they're so neat to watch all I've been doing at night is watching these videos they're addictive!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks so much!

[@death22_fighter27]

LOVE YOUR VIDS PLS KEEP DOING THERES VIDS

[@possessivekiller6337]

man from the past month ive watched at least 2 of your vids and i get recommended this content just subscribed and rang the bell :) !!keep it up hornet king!!

[@thelemon1683]

Why does it smell so bad? Because they are rotting in the sun?

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Yes!

[@giantsfrey]

@@HornetKingOfficial Nice vids. What's the liquid in the wet vac? Just water? I imagine you could add something that would prevent the decaying and rot, thus the stink--perhaps an alcohol. An alcohol would burn off once dumped outside in the compost pit, too. Or, obviously, empty it the same day as collection :)

[@emilyedgmon9927]

the interaction between y’all was so cute

[@mimimary16]

They. Are. Huge. I’m dead. Also,. Do you really stand with the vacuum for 45 minutes? I would sit down after about 5 minutes😂

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Lol, yes, I stand close by anyway. This removal I propped the nozzle up so I could move away for a little and go get a drink! It was like 98 degrees outside and I was wearing sweats and a bee suit! lol

[@foreheadjones5197]

Man, that sounds like a nightmare, lol.

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

@@foreheadjones5197 >>> It IS a nightmare!

[@Weesperbuurt]

Learn something every time. Your slippers are adorable.

[@horsewhisper9324]

I really love you for doing that 😅❤️

[@alfredbriffa4840]

I love watching them coming out tye hole in large amounts and getting vacuumed up!! I watch it mainly for that. I have my favourites saved, so I can watch them again. The ground ones seem the best. You fathers place I think they were just continuously pouring out ! Watching them return and getting sucked up is pretty cool as well. Vacuum vaccum vacuum cleaner !! That’s me! 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝

[@40TuberYou]

Last summer I had a hornet nest in a tree, a friend stated "Don't kill them, they pollinate". I say false. I sprayed a whole bottle on that nest. End of hornets. 🤬

[@mandolinman2006]

I got stung by one on the head and had 2 more try it. I emptied a can into it then took a propane flame thrower to it.

[@chrisj197438]

40TuberYou My elderly neighbor got attacked by some in her backyard. She was 84. They caused her to have a stroke and pass away two days later. I sprayed them and removed the nest. I then burned it in my fire pit. I’m all for nature but they can kill so better safe than sorry.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@mandolinman2006 Yay, way to go bro!

[@Irishcloth]

They do pollinate. Just look it up

[@staceytroffer8287]

The bald faced hornet is one of the most aggressive stingers of the wasp family. The reason they are so dangerous is because UNLIKE bees, they do not have barbs on their stingers and can repeatedly sting 3-7 times per second, thus injecting a great deal of their poison. This is what causes so much serious injury or death when attacked. They also release an emergency beacon when only ONE hornet is threatened. And once the beacon is turned on, a huge group of them come flying out and attack the victim. I know this because I watched approx 100 of them attack my son when he just brushed one away that flew in front of his face. He recvd over a dozen stings before he ran into the house screaming. These guys are violent and scary and are likely to be fatal when stung by swarms. The only option is to kill them. In regards to our ever growing problem of pollination and bee deaths.......get involved! Become a bee hive keeper!

[@ChrisMathews518]

I used to take the nest just like what you have and i would use a high gloss urethane spray and put around 3 coats and when you put the clear coat on the nest would really display all of the different color bands of the pulp that they cultivate from different types of trees. It's really a work of art. Then i would hang them up to display. If you put enough clear urethane spray gloss it will pretty much mitigate the rotten smell. Try it; you would really be surprised. Great video...

[@SirStrikes336]

One day I was building a fence through some weeds and I stepped in a nest of them.. got stung 97 time.. I was sick for 2 days 😪

[@randlerichardson5826]

I can imagine the smell. Great job be safe GOD BLESS. Great video.

[@nothingbett3r]

I think it be kinda cool if you put the time up... kinda get an idea of how long you stay at a job... I'm sure its alot longer then 15 mins...

[@nickbucci2766]

nothingbett3r exactly. I have 30 minutes tops to remove this. Gotta do it the hard way. I took one out double the size of this last week.

[@michellemathews4764]

I've sure learned a lot!! Thanks for sharing! I saw your channel after being stung by a bald hornet from a small nest in my backyard. I live just 15 miles south of Seattle. I got too close trying to find out what kind of wasp or hornet etc they were! LOL! (Dead western yellow jackets are terrible smelling too!!! I keep the traps around my hummingbird feeders and then flies are attracted to the rotten smell and then I get a two-for!!) Woohoo!

[@NeoRipshaft]

I'd love to see you train a machine learning algorithm or something to count the number sucked up and show a live counter just for an additional conveyance of scale (clearly that's why this technology was designed!) =D

[@DragonPanda4]

That sounds like an amazing idea

[@jonn443]

Good on you to save the nest, the newly born wasps and their queen!!!

[@davidwood2387]

I got rid of the nest in the winter . They were all dead . Only the eggs were there .

[@sandicmxr]

I really enjoyed listening to your conversation. Pretty cool removal.

[@DesertEagleV]

Can you set the nest on fire after removal next time? They say wasp nest will burn like paper.

[@OGRETROES]

DesertEagleV he saves the ones inside to live and sting another day. No burning nests here

[@sonidoexperiencia]

@Dylan M it's a joke

[@CB-xr1eg]

@Dylan M they're*

[@Irishcloth]

He's not a guy who has it out for hornets, yellow jacjets and wasps. They're important to the eco system. They're being removed because they're not in a great area.

[@foreheadjones5197]

It's crazy how interesting and smart these hornets can be.

[@gpil2000]

@Hornet King - Did you see the news story of the hornet nest in Staten Island, NY ? A HUGE (2 feet x 2 feet they say) nest hung in a tree by the curb in a suburban neighborhood and the city would not come out to remove it :-O I immediately thought they should call you :) Follow-up: Some kind man (bee keeper) came subsequently to remove them after seeing the story on TV! Link to the news article : newyork.cbslocal.com/2019/08/20/staten-island-giant-hornets-nest/Link to a video

[@Pentalaimon]

Day-old wasp soup. Looks positively scrumptious!

[@bonecaliber15]

I’m curious do you use a soap water mixture in your vacuum or do you eventually relocate the hornets/wasps/bees? Edit: nvmd lol I see at the end of the video, but do you relocate bees?

[@mariecoyle3320]

Once again Mr Hornet King you blow me away every time with your knowledge and your sense of humor which is so important. Thank you again,so enjoyable I am sad when it’s over especially when “The Girls” are in it and are so fun to watch, I did enjoy them running from the hornets on the last video, too funny.

[@Apocalypz]

Bald faced hornet kimchi?

[@cascadeghost2814]

Good size nest! Can't wait to see the relocation

[@acrixiacelestia7689]

Hey, can you make a slo-mo video when they suck in the nozzle so it makes your video epic and awesome???

[@lozz1846]

Hornet king, I’m sure you have heard it before but your a bit of a legend. Hooked from the uk. Love your little chickens. Well done on your channel. 🐝❤️

[@XbninjaXIV]

At what point do you become the Hornet God?

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Tomorrow!

[@maculifrons]

that is an absolutely beautiful nest

[@crayonsnatcher9422]

How can I send you some photos of wasps I have? I want to identify them but no clue what they are and they KEEP coming back, we’ve sprayed (only way I know how to keep from getting stung) but literally they keep coming back! 😭 This is the 3rd time we’ve sprayed.. They are staying in our shed! Paying no rent, living their best lives....

[@HornetKingOfficial]

My email is in my about section of my channel

[@Had_Enough_Media]

I can answer that one - Click the Hornet King's Channel icon (the Bald faced Hornet above) then once on the channel page, click the "About" link and you will see his contact information there.

[@crayonsnatcher9422]

Thank you!! I’ll be emailing you tomorrow. Thank you so much!

[@Em-sd8zm]

Thank GOD for people like you!!

[@Mr.Salty.]

Relocate the nest? Why relocate? The best hornet is a dead hornet. Take that nest and put it in an enclosure and set it on fire.

[@Noxious922]

Yes exactly. These assholes need murdered! They are pointless and offer no benefit to society.

[@Giganotus]

Wasps and hornets provide an important role in the ecosystem as predators. They actually eat a lot of crop pests. They become an issue when they set up shop in houses and such but in the wild just leave them be. They may not be as “cute” as other animals but they’re alive like any other

[@nikkiberkisczuk9152]

So I found myself holding my breath as you opened that can.

[@brocknspectre1221]

I get it when people want to remove bald faced hornet nests, but just to express another viewpoint, I think hornets are pretty awesome. They are super beneficial. I have always had at least two big nests on my property every year. They never attack unless provoked and they are excellent at attacking other pests. I used to have trouble with cabbage worms, deer flies, yellow jackets and others, but no more, my little black-jacket friends defend me. I believe they recognize me too. Last year there was a big nest in the ceiling of my chicken coop. I still did all my normal chores right underneath. They never bothered me and I never bothered them. There my minions!

[@gaskill9224]

Damn, what a nice conversation at the beginning. Impressive video lol

[@lexieve]

Your channel is great! I love how you voice over and explain what you are doing and the logic behind why you do everything step by step! I've watched a lot of your videos and overall they are great! You made me really appreciate Hornets from a whole new perspex and I feel like I gained a ton of knowledge from you! Keep on! I will be waiting to see how you continue to develop your channel! Great work!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you so much, Lexi! I'm so glad you have enjoyed my content and learned some things! I hope to see more feedback from you in the comments!

[@dust6711]

Note: The nest that I relocated was a bald-faced hornet next, so, cool to see a new vid with them in it! Great video, as always.

[@martellmarshall2152]

Thanks for not destroying it