GIANT MURDER HORNET HUGE NEST REMOVAL INSIDE HOUSE,VESPA MANDARINIA,WASP MASSIVE,YELLOW JACKETS

[@shreeveda]

Hats off to the designers of that protective suit.

[@XPHighlight]

Bro was walking confidently to the job

[@Jo70964s]

designers were doing their job designing credit to that. but the guy who actually trusted the design and had the balls to do this task is the OG

[@mikeray2275]

Yeah without that, he'd be dead

[@purechakra1]

Hats off to the cameraman too

[@LBBKPHILLY]

Pixar. Mosters Inc. Hahaha

[@JohnnyF71]

Kit budget: $1000 Bag: $5 Net: $2 Jar & hornet killing stuff: $3 Ladder: $0 (his grandad made it in 1953) Protective suit: $990

[@gregoryariel2431]

They don’t make ladders like they used to!

[@ginashaffer9293]

Ha! My first thought was "you're gonna use that rickety old ladder"?! Turns out, it's a dang good ladder.

[@crooked-halo]

@@ginashaffer9293 It's awesome & I'd choose it over a modern aluminum one, but repair the splits.

[@reptilemetaljen]

🤣🤣🤣

[@SpeechGamer]

Underappreciated comment lol

[@buemanjones2291]

This is amazing. That's a dangerous job he has and handles it well. Thank God for people like him. Awesome!

[@jonniebravo8171]

Why God????

[@Ron-bk6kv]

😭

[@6_zaiko_6]

Its not that dangerous when ur pretty much in a Juggernaut suit lmao

[@buemanjones2291]

@@6_zaiko_6 yeah that's true. It's still dangerous. Anything can happen.

[@buemanjones2291]

@@jonniebravo8171 well I like the concept. Firemen have suits. There's precautions for fires and other natural disasters but that doesn't change the danger does it?

[@pageachatter229]

Hats off to this dude for keeping his composure so well. Even though he's got a protective suit on, it's gotta be unnerving as hell being swarmed over by those things.

[@EraldoPiccione]

Yes

[@Enonymouse_]

Considering the stinger on giant Asian hornet is long enough at 6mm to puncture most materials, I'm surprised they didn't get stung.

[@jeanblyth6305]

That looks to me looks scary 😮

[@franciscoperez970]

Aunque es muy poco ecológico, no hay nada más efectivo que la pulverizacion de gasolina que disuelve instantáneamente las alas.

[@frederickhaaken456]

Not really. I mean, I can stay underwater for 30 minutes without coming up for a breath. It's not such an incredible feat with SCUBA gear on.

[@blank842]

Love how he let the cameraman take the better ladder

[@antoniettabroadhurst1178]

That's what I was thinking too....🤣🤓😂

[@crooked-halo]

I love the wood, hand-built ladder & would choose it over a modern, steel one. I'd repair the splits, though.

[@sharingtheherring12]

Can't imagine how much more dramatic that process would have been if he decided to use an even shorter ladder made of sticks, smaller mesh laundry bag, and a tinyer aquarium net. One thing for certain... he sure knows how to agitate hornets in the midday sun.

[@gordonshaffer5560]

Amazing how the proper preparation and tools can improve what otherwise could be a very painful outcome 😉

[@vward4871]

This man needs to be making at least a 6 figure salary, lol.

[@sasquatchrosefarts]

He never heard of a pump sprayer and soap? Dish soap kills them. Surfactants block their breathing.

[@brianmullins5824]

Well said

[@spaceghost4474]

I was thinking the same thing. If pissing them off was his goal...MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@turquisestones]

I currently live in Taiwan. Once I was walking in an alleviated area of the land-locked county of Nantou and almost bumped into a tree with a similar-size hornet nest on it. Luckily, I didn't really bump into it and was able to run away quickly though a few of hornets were still buzzing behind me along the way for a few moments. Stories of school children having a field trip and suddenly being killed by hornets are numerous in Taiwan. These devils are really really scary, especially given the fact that they often misinterpret your actions and then make their first move first. The ones on this video are, in fact, rather peaceful - they were too slow to start attacking.

[@boss_niko]

Hornets are devils but i need to admit they are cool af. Kinda like a mini samurai

[@xandercage2388]

I did a lot of hiking in Taiwan completely ignorant that they were up in the mountains. lucky they never noticed me

[@adamcasey7883]

They see just about all dark colors as red. And they are mighty racist insects anything that is red they see as a threat which is one of the main reasons they do make that first move. That goes for all wasps/Hornets including yellowjacket. Little bastards. So one good way to avoid them and not provoke them are wearing very light colors. Hence why you never see a dark colored bee/beekeeper suit.

[@chmurgi3383]

@@boss_niko European/brown hornets are actually angels, very peaceful, and killing all those nasty yellow jackets

[@Pilcario]

How much miles did you run

[@TheDrwave]

This is HILARIOUS!!! That broke down ladder when there is a perfectly new one right next to it... The small net for the giant nest! Him walking down the ladder the wrong way! Him holding the power lines for support! The family in the background with no protective gear! The random background music! And then the sudden end of the video. 🤣🤣🤣 This was the best!

[@alwasif]

you're saying someone would fake this kind of act?

[@jerrygu5316]

"walking down the ladder the wrong way!" I didn't know that, thanks Ladder Hiddler.

[@AsepManaf-madu]

Hadir pk bos👍👍👍👍🙏

[@shelissag.2581]

I was having anxiety trying to figure out how he was going to put that huge nest in that tiny little bag. 😬

[@gametchanger]

I thought the same thing haha

[@Bushmaster10MM]

Was truly getting on my nerves 🙄 I was like "Just get it in the bag already" 😫

[@GivePeaceAChance12]

Should have used a bigger bag, less escapees!

[@peanutbutterwoodchuck2845]

That's the village ladder

[@chancer7558]

@@peanutbutterwoodchuck2845 Outstanding.

[@liquidalloy]

I'm more impressed about that ladder you used never broke. Was that the first ladder ever invented?

[@leannkennedy6568]

Lol first ladder....

[@ajmalsaduddin5498]

🙄

[@YouTube_Handler]

Already lasting longer than anything you buy today.

[@liquidalloy]

@@KZbin_Handler not gonna argue with that lol

[@keithdriver7721]

LMAO!!!!

[@anthonyr829]

Highly impressive skills and balance while being swarmed. Even though he has a protective suit on it still has to be extremely unnerving with them swarming angrily

[@erikathomas5801]

Ikr. Even though he is safe inside the suit , my toes would still curl

[@williammunny9916]

*_John 10.9 I am the door. If anyone enters by Me, he will be saved, and will go in and out and find pasture. 10 The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly._* _Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. Repent and be saved. God bless you, and the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all._ ----

[@anthonyedwards9240]

Why not do it at night with a bigger bag, or at 1st light . That's how I removed a hornets nest.

[@hinglemccringleberry9389]

The sound must be intense.

[@chappycalisthenics2751]

@@anthonyedwards9240 cause you smart

[@paulg444]

Note to self: Always bring a big enough bag to a hornet fight.

[@Earthlight777]

Size does matter after all.

[@wendyluckie4537]

Great point!

[@duncanboard9452]

I'm highly impressed by the courage of this man, choosing to use a makeshift ladder and using a bag that's clearly too small. I can imagine when he went to film it he thought 'how can I make this more badass', I know I'll leave the bigger bag aside and struggle with the smaller lol

[@mr.onehundon2946]

He still got the job so it's all good right 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@stevenschocket1658]

$$$$$$

[@chrisavia1818]

Why do you think he is courageous? What do you think of the protection he is using?

[@leonardbangura2120]

Couraggious is going there with no protection

[@raphaelwilliams2200]

LMAO

[@gavinridgecooke]

Jar in one hand, swinging a net with the other hand, top of a tall ladder, hundreds of angry hornets flying around, stinging away... And the dude just carries on...FLUFF, I'M IMPRESSED 👍🏼

[@lakshmiyashas6911]

O My By my

[@charlie77577]

That’s what you call skilled at his job

[@gavinridgecooke]

@@charlie77577 this is beyond skilled... This is ballsy with a whole heap of skill

[@charlie77577]

@@gavinridgecooke I hear ya! 👍🏽

[@kimhansen8615]

Whoa...

[@FatherFirst]

That suit is incredible. Murder hornets look like aliens to us. A mutated bee is freaky. But I bet to them the guy looked like an alien or a monster. And he made quick work of that nest. There were probably over 1000 plus hornets swarming him too. Well done!!!!!

[@blueberryog69]

Over a thousand for sure

[@dr.altoclef9255]

Yeah, it would be weird to see a colossus moving your home. These hornets are a supposed to be fairly smart among insects.

[@hammerhead8318]

Monster to fight a monster

[@verabarani]

2:01

[@verabarani]

8k88😂❤

[@mikewinston8709]

I love the bits of camouflage material sewn onto the suit……I guess it confuses the hornets….😂

[@ArticLight14]

Legend has it, to this day he still is up on a ladder catching hornets.

[@Chickenworm9394]

Still waving his tiny goldfish net🤣

[@NaturallyTeeCee]

😂

[@psychman00]

they say that ladder was carved from an even bigger ladder

[@shdwctchr]

Brave, brave man!!! Good job and continue to be safe!!! Thank you for sure!!! That community needed you!!!

[@tontobb8956]

It’s the queen that lays eggs

[@stephaniestavropoulos1639]

You actually believed this video was real?!?!

[@leonardbangura2120]

Nothing brave about this🙄

[@KaisarSarahOlivia]

@@stephaniestavropoulos1639 so the hornets was an actor like zelensky ?

[@josephhodges9819]

Not brave that suit protected him 100%.

[@ozricus]

He gets the short, wooden, rickety ladder while the camera man gets the modern, better one... :)

[@Renovarbiolife]

Deadly profession. Imagine just one torn area in the jacket accidentally.

[@subjectivereviews]

True😅

[@maeharakeichi5039]

@@subjectivereviews almost stunned😱

[@thelastnarco5000]

😂

[@subjectivereviews]

@@maeharakeichi5039 😅yeah

[@redlawton8896]

That's why they throughly check it same with a astronauts suit

[@briancannon4607]

Props to the cameraman for taking hundreds of stings to deliver this footage to us

[@j6077xxd]

Actual!! Hahaha

[@urekmazino6800]

He's immortal

[@daddysgirl4141]

Or he has a suit too 🙄

[@user-uq6po8dv6i]

Well, I will say this much, your method is 100% organic and totally safe for the environment. You might be insane, though.

[@borntorazehell777]

Meh, a portable vacuum would of been more useful than that net.

[@sharingtheherring12]

@@borntorazehell777 Well, you can only work with what you got at hand. When you live in a poor country, you can't exactly go to the nearest Home Depot and buy a portable vacuum for $2. At least that's what your thoughts were regarding me pointing out the rickety ladder.

[@borntorazehell777]

@@sharingtheherring12 You can get a new portable vacuum for as low around $40, even less for a used one. A tall metal ladder on the other hand, is anywhere from $120 - $600+. Big difference. Even for a 12ft metal ladder which would of been ideal for that job is almost $150.

[@sharingtheherring12]

@@borntorazehell777 From the guy who started all the, "you can only work with what you have" talk.

[@mesaquemenezes1773]

Ok, estava pesquisando videos de drones e parei aqui😂 um ótimo trabalho!

[@diameadozen]

Someone get this guy a back pack vacuum.

[@ronaldshank7589]

Agreed! Suck up them little stingeroos. Problem solved! Just make sure it's a big Vacuum. There were hundreds of those little devils to catch, after he took the nest down.

[@nwhuckin7761]

dewalt reverse blower. done!

[@therealhellkitty5388]

An Everything Beevacwould do the trick.

[@veng3r663]

Someone give that man a medal..!

[@shawnbyers6291]

Please!! Wouldn’t need to wave a net if they’re mostly sucked up before nest removal.

[@shiki494]

Even with a protective suit and for a 1M$ I will never do this. This man has really big balls.

[@skillethead15]

You are trippin. If I had that suit you wouldn’t even have to give me a million to do that. I’d do it for way less than that. The most dangerous part about that job is going up and down that wooden ladder.

[@bluecheese6767]

Id do it for a million without the suit,yall trippin

[@katarzynaxx563]

Balls are weak and very easy to destroy.

[@flowkid76]

I'd do it with just a can of raid and a lighter for a million

[@Yoshoggutha]

@@bluecheese6767 you'd be dead, fool.

[@adrianjackson4275]

In my 31 years of living I can say that I have never seen a nest from any sort of insect that looked like that…the formation and structure how it broke… like that shit was crazy….🤯

[@almac9203]

These are Murder Hornets. These are bad ass. A normal bee suit is useless against these. This is dangerous work.

[@robertpaul9799]

I've seen paper wasps' nests of similar size. They're already hard enough to deal with. Can't even imagine what it'd be having to remove a murder hornet one.

[@KD2xs_]

I’m 28 & same here , made my skin crawl 😖

[@adrianjackson4275]

@@KD2xs_ I promise u…and seeing it high is fuccin bananas…

[@CeeDoubleU]

@@almac9203 there's no species called murder hornet. You watch too much tv. They're Vespa Mandarinia

[@Shifty_br]

Hornets: YOU DESTROYED WE HOUSE, NOW WE WILL DESTROY YOU

[@gahndi9193]

That’s a really gutsy job to do. It just seems to me that he could’ve caught a lot more of those 🐝 with a little bit bigger of a bag.

[@JB-rl8ki]

He take nest, they move on I think, especially if he has Queen!

[@arrozconpollo4675]

Gusty?? He’s wearing a NASA space suit… just shy of being in a shark cage

[@egayetsk]

Shark cage being the ultimate hornet proof suit!

[@josephhodges9819]

Gutsy is doing it without the suit. Doing it with the suit makes it Tuesday.

[@tuomasholo]

“Toshi I want you to use this aquarium net and fish bowl to catch as many killer hornets” “You can’t 🐝 serious?!”

[@jaym.1446]

that was actually funny 😂😂🤣

[@ace-x6m]

I was like wtf this guy doing? Jelly fishing for hornets? 🤣

[@zombiediarhea]

Thanks Asia for all of your wonderful stuff. Cheap ass tools, covid, murder hornets, etc.....

[@MersieLucas]

The best coment.

[@jayaramanjayaram7703]

Excellent job done by the rescue person cleaning honey bee nest at a house. Of course well dressed with much care not to attack by the bees. Hats off to him he simply covered almost all the bees what all possible and catched.

[@Leelz247]

Oh my God, that tiny little net 😂. For bee removals on my area we use a specially designed bee vacuum to catch stragglers.

[@chrisvesy7245]

Had a paper wasp nest on the Back of my shed...didn't bother them & they didn't sting me One day they attacked me...about 3 good stings so I put on sweats over jeans, hooded parka , gloves & goggles.... grabbed the hose...turned the nest into a pile of mush ( later it became ant food

[@SageandStoneHomestead]

Was it fall time when they attacked? We had the same thing happen and I think they got angrier as resources became more scarce.

[@mariosbampato417]

To me seems like a kind of vengeance... so i liked it. :)

[@eaguirre3570]

There is no possible coexistence with wasps

[@SageandStoneHomestead]

@@eaguirre3570 there has to be, ultimately. They are a very important native pollinator where I live. (KY USA in the agricultural sector)

[@06mamoona]

should have used windex or something

[@Herman_Uswa]

Kembali hadir menyimak lagi Bosque 🎉🎉 Salam hadir 🙏

[@stevensummers9002]

Trust me I’ve been doing pest control for 32 years this was the most asinine way to ever remove a nest there at 10 other ways they could’ve done it to get every single wasp.. I just shake my head

[@TinaHyde]

I was thinking the same thing. Aside from the protective suit, his method seemed incredibly primitive and vastly inefficient.

[@HibiscusDonkey]

You’re taking this way too seriously.

[@charlesspringer4709]

At night. Soapy water.

[@TruthHurtzandHealz]

You're a bit jealous that you've never had the opportunity to clear a Murder Hornet's nest, huh. Be honest.

[@charlesspringer4709]

@@TruthHurtzandHealz We don't have them here yet, but plenty of yellow jacket and bald faced hornet nests. Warm soapy water turns them off in a couple seconds. bucket if they are in the ground, pump sprayer, refillable fire extinguisher, etc if there is a paper nest. It is about the way they breathe. Just do it at night when they are all home. An ounce of dish washing detergent per gallon is good.

[@gametchanger]

Straight up anxiety the whole time watching. Gods creation is incredible. Glad these guys were safe. God Bless!

[@casualcomments2161]

If you saw one of these nest you’d be praying for the pest control to get there faster with the flame thrower to torch it down

[@michaeldiehl2458]

You guys are incredibly brave. I am freaking out just looking at this

[@김철만-s6v]

술담그면 최고 보양식

[@asse1112]

They are wearing a sting proof suit, that’s no big deal

[@Dark1990Messiah]

I'm not the least bit afraid of insects, arachnids, etc. but I wouldn't go NEAR these hornets.😱 These guys are brave!

[@illyannadeshields9835]

No damn way , you don't get paid enough for your kind of courage no smoking them out you put nest in a bag then caught the rest with a net on a shaky ladder in full gear beyond impressive.

[@Helpadoggoreachsubs]

Ikr

[@EviLzLiKeNeO]

I'm almost certain that this is the exact opposite way you should remove a hornets nest.

[@williamcronin9106]

I thought he was going to the fucking moon..

[@redbloodedamerican2738]

They're gonna aren't they? Seems to have been the perfect way to remove them. 😆

[@TriCityLuv3C]

The process would go more smoothly at night. Wasps have no night vision so simply using standard wasp killer when the sun goes down completely would have sufficed...

[@thetruth7354]

Probably but impressive none the less.

[@keegs6108]

I work in the pest business and this is how we remove nests. Gather the nest with a garbage bag, clean off remains of the nest and its as easy as that.

[@themisstra7708]

My held my breathe, covered my mouth, closed my eyes made ugly faces all while watching and still can’t believe he knew the assignment and completely completed it with that handmade ladder, little mesh bag and that little net. All I can say is God is good!

[@RamenKing2023]

All the time!

[@williammunny9916]

*_John 10.9 I am the door. If anyone enters by Me, he will be saved, and will go in and out and find pasture. 10 The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly._* _Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. Repent and be saved. God bless you, and the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all._ ----

[@themisstra7708]

@@RamenKing2023 🙏😂

[@themisstra7708]

@@williammunny9916 that’s what the word says

[@rosschanelldecor8698]

Ay Dios yo se que es la naturaleza pero sentí que me picaba! Dios bendiga ese señor por su trabajo tan especial🎀🌸

[@LarryRichSpeedy]

My entire respect to him. I never can do this... I'm really impressed 👍🏼👍🏼

[@karmensandiego1762]

Same.

[@GameChanger597]

I don't see how anyone could be impressed with his method. Now there are several hundred other wasps he didn't get that will go off and build more nests all over the place 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@LIQUIDSNAKEz28]

Why??? Do you not see that thick ass suit?

[@davidm2645]

I think that the people that do this work are hands down the bravest people in the world!

[@JohnElHanafi]

With the suit it's actually not that bad; I removed many before; you have a defensive mechanism advantage and that's the trick!

[@veronicawatson2525]

Indeed and crazy

[@Jen-CelticWarrior]

Don’t forget the camera person!😄

[@kennetherickson4951]

If it's done at night they are pretty much all in the nest and docile. Use a bigger bag and you can get 99% of them without a problem.

[@scallywag5236]

They have bee suits on.

[@eileenadams8174]

🤢🤮 Never ever! I had anxiety the whole time and got jumpscared when bees flew on the camera. 👏 Good job.

[@ThatPersonK]

Murder hornets sounds so scary but to see them defeated by a little orange net has made me laugh

[@deathsecretary2055]

Thank you for combining so many of my nightmares into one video. I'm going to go watch something more calming, like a movie about demonic slasher killers or something.

[@robertconner6705]

WOW! That man is very brave against those giant murder hornets good thing he's wearing a protective suit those hornets can kill people. Mad props to you man.

[@williammunny9916]

*_John 10.9 I am the door. If anyone enters by Me, he will be saved, and will go in and out and find pasture. 10 The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly._* _Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. Repent and be saved. God bless you, and the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all._ ----

[@yayodap695]

Yea let some unknowing soul just be strolling past that has no clue what's going on and then gets stung to death by 3 thousand big ass hornets

[@kamo8073]

@@yayodap695 they hardly ever attack, they are more like bees than wasps. Its sad to see them so misunderstood and even called "murder hornets". That isnt even their name...

[@camfg8908]

@@kamo8073 yep... the fact is we people build our homes everywhere, we destroy animal habitats and kill them off to give ourselves more space to live, we are the only species that kills for FUN only, and then we call animals murderers and kill more of them. that kind of makes me sad

[@willh1655]

nearly any stinging bee or wasp nest\hive can kill. And I agree, it takes nerves of steel to do stuff like that.

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

That nest was huge and beautiful. You do not want to be stung with all them mad at you. Bad day if not last day. Even with the suit you still got to be a little scared. Got a new subscriber. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@hinglemccringleberry9389]

"Bad day"?.... with murder hornets? My man... a bad day is having a swarm of regular bees come at you. A swarm of murder hornets? That's fuckin doomsday

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

True. I've been tore up by ground hornets a few times in my life. 3 times last year. Got footage of the swarms on a couple of them before disposing of them. They say those killers are way worse. Don't even want to know.

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

I stumbled across their nest in my attic Ten stings and they came after me Scary but Im here to tell the story

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Storytime Painful but survivable Im.68 and they stung me ten times in as many seconds No hospitalization.or medication

[@TangoNevada]

You would thing someone would have noticed it when it was 1/4 that size.

[@tombody1031]

Hats off to the camera guy as well. Both those guys have bigger stones than I'll ever have

[@shlokhinge3179]

It was just like he is trying to remove all the water from ocean with a bucket 😂

[@mathewkj1379]

True. Why can't he burn the hive with a long and strong flame. I had done it.

[@bitcoochie4093]

@@mathewkj1379 so the building doesn’t set fire…

[@mathewkj1379]

@@bitcoochie4093 keep a bucket full water, near, and carefully use fire. Simple.

[@bitcoochie4093]

@@mathewkj1379 the entire roof is made out of raw wood, using fire is a stupid idea

[@anandhanandh1612]

Why not we dump these idiots giving stupid ideas along with a live hornets' nest ?

[@jasonthomas1626]

Dude went up against thousands of Asian hornets on a ladder I would never trust. He definitely has my respect.

[@slingshot1961]

He had to wear a friggin space suit to do it!

[@KickingAssDaily]

In the US, we call them murder hornets.

[@f-ur-woke-trash9250]

Dose he really though dose he I mean 🤣😂🤣

[@EstherLove]

If this was me. I would still freak out even with that protective gear on. 😂

[@solareiusdeiu]

Cause you a girl, thats a man job 😀

[@kysdie9979]

You sound goofy as hell

[@greyflanel]

Chapeau, impressionnant comme travail c’est pas donné à tout le monde de faire ce métier.Merci pour ce partage

[@cpeast]

Whoa a huge nest of flying scorpions 🦂

[@jamesedwards282]

it looks like you need some kind of a hoop on the end of a pole to hold that bag, once you get it around the nest just pull a string to close it. I'm just saying.

[@ronaldshank7589]

I like your idea! That way, he could get the net all around the best, without having to worry about the net falling off, like it tried to do here.

[@Puleczech]

That's exactly what the red string is there for...

[@MichelleVisageOnlyFans]

Yeah, he was clumsy and poorly equipped.

[@Righttrackwrongtrain]

This could possibly be the worst job done on a hive ever seen by man. Leave 18,000 hornet outside of the bag and highly agitated? Bring a grocery store bag to collect the hive? A makeshift ladder? This was spectacularly terrible

[@greenderp]

well yeah, this is the type of shit someone has to do when you live in a country that doesnt care about its people.

3rd world country I'm sure, gotta use what resources you have.....in this case a laundry bag that's too small.

[@ProfessorKenneth]

Great suit. 👍🏻 They definitely need to keep upgrading these bees / hornet suits.. like make up an ironman nanotech suit...lol...

[@mikef3300]

I guess it was smart to spend all his money on the suit instead of the ladder, bag or net considering they call them Murder hornets. 😳

[@cabapaidegua7585]

Muita coragem e agilidade parabéns pelo trabalho grande abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷

[@jonassduartt5506]

Abelha sem ferrão. Uruçú.

[@imalittlequeer]

The courage this person has is impressive, one buzzing noise in my ear and I’m gone, you won’t see me. My fear of bees was a lot worse xd

[@saltedllama2759]

Well, and the brain won't always register that your body is in a protective suit, so it will still play defense when those things are flying around your face. Most people will instinctively swat, move their head like Muhammad Ali in a title fight, blink, etc. This guy is clearly experienced and calm about the process.

[@mihaib7506]

what courage?with a special costume its easy

[@fredfolson5355]

I know right! LOL One would have buzzed to close to my ear, I would taken a bad step on that ladder, fallen down, and broken my neck! Lol

[@sharonvizcarrondo5847]

That looks like when I climbed my first tree. Wow! Impressive.

[@SC-cb2pg]

The net waving at the end didn’t seem to be very effective, it seemed more of an agitation 😂

[@denniscrabtree2170]

Until they show how full the jar is with hornets and how few hornets are buzzing around him in the video towards the end.

[@turokk3352]

Well it was very effective a full jar of hornet's.

[@zmach1114]

I know his job would become easy if the camera person holding the jar and replace his small jar to bigger jar.

[@Rei-xs5zn]

Best ladder ever

[@ebkjuju4354]

Obviously it was effective if it got rid of a good 90% of those hornets

[@joyceibanez8207]

This to me is a very brave Man. He did the job with the tools he had and I must say it was a job well done. I for one would never have been

[@joyceibanez8207]

Was saying I would never have been able to do it withl the most sophisticated equipment. He made it look easy. Well done.

[@rockon6801]

yes

[@skay9071]

Why he do it? Hornets are bad bees?

[@jessicasarahliddell8883]

@@skay9071 yes they kill more people and are more aggressive than normal bees

[@kdris12hihi]

I think he uses the wood ladder because of the electrical wires.

[@GodSpeed1105]

Dramatic and Cinematic music + Hornet removal= Banger 🔥😆

[@MISTAH.X]

Hats off to this guy, he knows exactly to do and he know what he’s doing. Reminded me of what my papa once said; If there’s a hornet nest in a forest, leave it. They gave benefit to us. But if theres a nest near houses, destroy it. It’s a threat and sooner or later they will swarm

[@OneTequilaTwoTequila]

LMAO!! Are you kidding me? This guy is the most incompetent exterminator I've ever seen. Shows up with a flimsy bag that's too small and no plan on how to get the bag around the nest before half of the hornets escape. He waves a tiny little net around trying to scoop up flying hornets, and half of those escape before he gets them in his tiny peanut jar.

[@steel2251]

​@@OneTequilaTwoTequilathere was one hornet nest near my house one guy burned it at night by putting kerocine into it.. He didn't used any protective suit he just used some extra clothes wrapped around his face and body.. Brave guy..

[@ГеворкБадинцян]

😂😂😂😂😂всю его работу возможно было сделать после захода солнца,без шума и пыли😂😂😂

[@BlackAesop]

I don't know what had me more nervous. The Swarm attacking him when the nest broke or the ancient ladder he was using.

[@griffinshortclipschannel1914]

Nice bee suit. From our experience around the house, Hornets and Yellow Jackets are mostly all inside the nest after nightfall. That may be a better time to round them up. Nice video though. You're brave to get up there and get them.

[@shawnbyers6291]

Yes they’re mostly dormant at night…mostly.

[@imshaunnurse]

Imagine waking up a shit ton of wasps in the middle of the night? You can't see them and they can repeatedly sting. Not too smart

[@angelomauro1286]

6

[@shawnbyers6291]

@@imshaunnurse you’d still wear your suit, and most videos I’ve seen they use a vacuum to suck out most of the hornets. And because they’re less active at night your chances of being swarmed are way less.

[@axeman4071]

I usually come at night with a blow torch and hold it under the entrance and they will all fall in the flame then remove the nest and and destroy the larvae with no suit the way he is doing it the yellow jackets that come in the rest of the day will sting everyone that get near the old nest area. I have done that my way for years and never got stung.

[@stephenjones101]

In that suit, you could star in your own Sci-Fi film : "The Day The Hornets Stood Still" or "Dial M for Murder (Hornets)" Good job!

[@londzale3163]

He’s the bravest man I’ve ever seen in my whole life!

[@bergercookie]

Dude I pissed myself as soon as I saw that nest bro you’re the bravest man!!! That’s no joke !!! I was having a panic attack just watching. This man is better person than I. I’m crying like a baby of the terror

[@physetermacrocephalus2209]

I like how his suit is a similar color to thier nest. Its probably just a coincidence but perhaps it gives him an advantage akin to some sort of camouflage; confusing the hornets into thinking he is just the nest. At least initially.

[@beelzeboss42]

Man wearing what looks like one of those fireproof suits

[@socialcircle6575]

I had somewhat similar situation in my backyard but nest was not that large. I prepared my self, covered my body then took two cans of WD40, went up 4 steps on the ladder and started spraying on the nest and all around it with both hands. The hornets were falling on the ground so rapidly that they had no chance to escape except may be a dozen or so. My son was shocked to see what I was doing. He was very concerned about me. Next day I removed the nest and cleaned the area. My son learned something new that day.

[@WestShoreMan]

Wow never knew WD killed bugs

[@AirportCone]

@@WestShoreMan WD40 kills everything it touches because of the toxic fumes. it works GREAT on spiders

[@elchucofried5683]

Just buy hornet spray from Walmart it foams up so hornets don't escape and do it at night because they are less active

[@briannadickson2884]

Try early in the morning next time. Like before the sun is out. They're not able to move or do much.

[@localcrew]

“My son learned something new that day...” That dad is a psycho?

[@swingham4020]

Now thats a swarm, as soon as he touched the nest they were on the attack, great job, and the ladder was probably more dodgy than the removal

[@KCECC-ActiveHealthyAgeing]

I love watching this guy’s work. He makes it look so easy. 👏💪👍

[@MichelleVisageOnlyFans]

He looked pretty clumsy to me!

[@sapphirelight748]

That looked easy?? I was thinking, is there an easier way to do that, because that didn't look easy at all. Hornets looked really agitated.

[@pilbomags488]

cameraman gets a nice modern ladder. guy doing all the work gets a WW2 era wooden ladder.

[@bigshrek3926]

That gave me the HeeBeeJeebies just watching him! Hornets are not the best too mess with.

[@HighAway]

but if left unchecked... we'd have so many of it... imagine being overwhelmed by them

[@bigshrek3926]

@@HighAway You would probably Die! When I was about 12 me and a few of my Cousins were walking down a gravel road bored and looking for something to do... We saw a Hornets Nest about 5" off the ground in a sapling, my oldest Cousin picked up a rock and threw it at the nest. Perfect throw, it tore it in half. Short of the story I being the Chubby kid could not run like the others got hit about 10 times.I have never felt anything like it!!! I swelled up form the stings on my back and neck and had to go to the Dr.

[@Darthbelal]

The larvae/pupae are eaten in some parts of Asia. Which is why he isn't using bug spray or a flamethrower. It'd ruin the product. Also, the adults are sometimes thrown into a bottle of rice wine for that extra special flavor.

[@tysimon]

Each country has their own way of doing things. Here in China, they will probably handle more than 20 nests/day with that method. If they take a vacuum etc., they couldn't do more than 3-5/day. Because is different doesn't mean is wrong.

[@KogiSyl]

I don't know, it feels like all those hornets that he left can rebuild the nest in no time. Especially because murder hornets produce a lot of queens. Some of them might've been left there.

[@KogiSyl]

He may be doing more nests per day this way, but none of those nests will be cleaned properly from all the hornets.

[@diameadozen]

I disagree with that a backpack vacuum would work just as quickly and less left behind

[@hahaholycrap]

@@KogiSyl They would need a queen to lay eggs. She's more than likely in the nest he removed.

[@newoldvideos989]

Great job, he lets 95% of the bees escape... Now they will just go build another one...

[@d1p70]

They can't. Not without their queen which lives inside the nest and never leaves it. They will quickly die out without a queen.

[@fpsprohighlights4892]

Wonder if he's still trying to catch the rest of those wasps with that tiny net to this day...

[@jackwhitetron]

Right?! What was the point 🤣

[@f-ur-woke-trash9250]

Dead 😭😭😭I fell out my chair 🪑

[@badesalz_bratan7047]

What's that Glas for?

[@VOID_DEATH]

*I like how he has that small ass net for all those hornets...*

[@MrProfessional777]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@daniellaszlobrandisz7325]

As a pest controller after done 1000+ nests, i would spray some high pressure toxic white dust into the nest's entrance, then spray some pesticide on remaining surfaces inside and outside. What hes done is more "enviromental friendly" method but more dangerous for the pest controller :D

[@jeffmccarty9550]

I work at a golf course I've experienced my share of hornets myself,the bald face hornets hurt like hell, especially when you're on a mower and don't see it hidden in the branches,until it's too late,oh what fun

[@keithb7240]

Hornets like hey why can’t we sting this guy

[@exodusdiva2295]

Watching this had me nervous for the guy. I was thinking i hope his gear protects him, then hoping his ladder don't fall apart and that the bag would be big enough for the nest 😬 They were straight in there and straight out, phew what a pro!

[@HqrvqrdDropOut]

This guy chose the worst way to destroy the nest, I'm sure their was at least 100 different ways to get rid of them before choosing this one 😂😂🔥

[@zefrankenberg1475]

I feel like this should be a stunt on the next Jackass movie, minus the suit.

[@Adamsmasher93]

Joke or not, I do not think the jackass crew would be dumb enough to try to get stung by a bunch of asian giant hornets.

[@gilbertgill6613]

that's basically a suicide mission lol

[@urrywest]

Certain death.

[@rickylee4228]

I’d be more afraid of walking up that wooden ladder than the hornets.

[@robb412]

Nice work. Standing on a wooden hand crafted ladder holding a gallon jar of water and waving a net in the other hand. A real pro!

[@bramjanssens9996]

Not to mention holding his balance by holding the electricity cable..

[@paulogames1955]

Deus te abençoe ,profissão corajosa parabéns .

[@doideiramaior]

Com traje também, qualquer um né cara 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tacoconch7678]

I was expecting him to do the signs of the cross before going up that ladder. lol

[@brad461]

The pressure of getting the bag around the nest brought my PTSD back, reminding me of when I tried to get my fitted sheet around my mattress.

[@Unc0mmonSense]

Seems like a very inefficient way to remove a nest.

[@ronaldshank7589]

Just curious... what would you have done, to remove it?

[@Unc0mmonSense]

@@ronaldshank7589 Vacuum the wasps with a shop vac and then take the nest down. Plenty of videos on youtube (a la Hornet King) showing a better technique.

[@georgeosborn3553]

@@Unc0mmonSense that's what we did about 15 years ago at my friends house , hornets made a nest inside the eaves of his house and we used the shop vac & some pvc pipe ( to reach up about 20 ' ) and cleaned house , worked great and no one got nailed 👍

[@Sagittarius-88]

@@Unc0mmonSense That's exactly what I was thinking. Hornet King would have gotten the nest down without creating that ridiculous swarm, which is the last thing anyone wants.

[@mr.objective6936]

Uncommon - that place looked like it was out in the boonies in a 3rd world country. Even if they had a vacuume, it would have to be retrofitted and have an extremely long extension cord.

[@fpridgeway]

I consider myself as a Man among Men. So a few others do as well. However, I am afraid of Wasps, Hornets, and Bees. I hate them. I must give this guy props.

[@zacht1376]

They are pretty much aggressive venomous needles buzzing around. Plus the sting itself hurts like hell, most men dont want to deal with that unless forced for some odd reason. Fuck those malevolent creatures

[@ronliebermann]

I guess this guy is doing a good job, but it seems like a lot of unnecessary drama. I was watching a video the other day about a company that installed spray-on foam insulation. The guy saw a hornet’s nest, so he gave it a coat of spray foam. Not one wasp escaped. You could spray a nest like this in two minutes, and then return a week later.

[@ranjitpatil6735]

Q

[@alexavendano681]

Wow

[@V8Deuce]

Maybe spray foam isn't available is Sushi Land.......

[@DonRyanWA]

I agree. I think this guy did a shitty job

[@jimmartin181]

It does seem like a simpler approach. these are not bees to be moved...they are targeted for destruction anyway.

[@bo4god437]

That bee suit looks like he was the first one to get to the juggernaut care package

[@billvinsmoke3498]

Poor hornets, living its whole life believing there's someone immune to their sting.

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

I must be immune Was attacked by them and stung a dozen times No major ill effects

[@Inthesky789]

I like to see these guys doing it without chemicals. We could learn from them here in the US

[@bob-pr8ye]

Dead in 2 min.

[@alanwatts8239]

@@bob-pr8ye You're dead in 2 minutes either way if you're not protected, i've seen people doing it with only a vacuum and it was clean af.