HORNETS Nest Inside A Shed! | Wasp Nest Removal

[@Kaiju_Universe385]

It’s super cool that you don’t waste the larvae and feed your animals. It’s also satisfying! Keep up the work dude

[@thestargod1744]

I know you said you do it gently to not trigger them, but even for a hornet species, this colony seemed surprisingly very calm.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Yup thats the idea. My technique explained is what keeps them from swarming me.

[@carminahugar]

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[@joycekuras5208]

I didn't know cats eat lava

[@CJ-zt5mr]

@@joycekuras5208 cats will eat pity much anything

[@bethsmith3421]

Wow seeing the rhea and emus when they were young really shows how much they have grown in less than a year.

[@DoKuShOsTaR]

First time checking in on this channel in awhile. He says he’s gonna feed it to his animals and I’m like, “Yeah, his chickens! So cute.” And then he said Emus and Rhea and I was just. “W h a t?”

[@TonyAndersonMusic]

That conversation about bird feed is the same convo my wife and I have every day she comes home with the wrong items. I was rolling!!!😅

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Haha, it wasn't her fault, and I wasn't giving her the business, I was annoyed that the feed store screwed it up despite it being on my account 😆

[@asfanshirim9769]

Hey Bret, if you're planning another relocation to a box this year, I have a cool idea for you. Use a transparent tube to connect your box to the outside hole. This way you will be able to always see and film the wasps go in and out and what they carry, as well as the mating season exodus. Possibly even considering another box via tube which will be a foraging area that you can drop insects for them to hunt and for you to film.

[@zorro4962]

Lmao. She got you the wrong sh*t. 7:52 I really enjoyed your rant. Always listen to your video and I like the unscripted talk with the boss (wife).

[@ByGeorge846]

What a chill group of hornets. They didn't seem to have any interest in attacking you at all.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

The magic of video.

[@BON3ZK3OUGH]

That means they did

[@BON3ZK3OUGH]

Lol

[@JDD888]

Important pollinators Kill Kill kill

[@Bigfobbies]

@@JDD888 hornets and wasps aren’t pollinators

[@justSawyer338]

Bees: joyful cheerful helpful Wasp: modesty, chivalry, and social responsibility Hornets: PEACE WAS NEVER AN OPTION

[@skaren9454]

Your videos make me feel like things are crawling all over me, but I can’t stop watching 😂

[@jocelioferreira2679]

The noises in the background are wonderful. The noise of chickens, some crickets and in the end it sounded like rain. Your videos are really good!

[@aaronwashburn976]

I love howcyou find a way to use everything you take for good needs and for purposes. That is something I think is very important and will get you a long way. Glad to watch your channel and you should come to arkansas!

[@carrueross2705]

Hornet King! Long time, no see! You look good and the wasps look extra chonk! I love the sweet kitties and of course all the girls in the yard. 😂🐓💛

[@HBADGERBRAD]

I am learning a lot from you but I’m still nervous with wasps. I think it’s just the fact they’ll attack for no reason and sting you over and over. Having experienced four different stings in my childhood, they freakin’ hurt ☹️ a lot. But I’m learning. I now realize they are vital components to the ecosystem.

[@NOs-1991]

As soon as your birdies see you with either a big bag or plastic container of a hornets nest, they're literally saying, Birdies: *dad's brought us dinner!!* 😂

[@middysmamma]

I swear, you have the best fed birdys in the nation! :)

[@James.99]

Thanks to you I'm slightly less scared of wasps and actually removed a baseball-sized wasp nest from my house. I just sprayed the wasps with brake cleaner then burned the nest. Smelled like a waffle house and I didn't get any stings

[@jeremyxx11]

I do love that farm lifestyle, there’s really nothing like it

[@chevingladden5146]

It's good to see you tweeting larvae. I always enjoyed that!

[@lorrainecampbell6448]

I've seen you vacuum through cobwebs, but I have never seen wasps caught in them. Are they able to avoid them or strong enough to break free?

[@Kinebudd420]

I enjoy watching these videos from the safety of my phone as my lone encounter with this species resulted in an allergic reaction and subsequent trip to the ER

[@ryan4372]

Love to see a animated comedyesque film of this narrative. Loads of nests into a box, all the hornets are panicking, then the hornetking puts them into a cool nature nest at his house, however a mumma and papa hornet are looking for their baby and have to travel to the original nest. Bit like finding nemo, and return. Or a TV14 alternate (like sausage party) with hornetking as the supposed villain. Haha!

[@adamcheaney7185]

Those closed captions are still making a MASSIVE mistake. 🤣🤣 🤘 Rock on!

[@Hulamonkeydancer]

Wow, those hornets were super docile and didn't pay you much mind lol and I agree! Would like to see more content please 😊 Side note: you and your wife talking about bird feed was hilarious...totally related 😂

[@MrTee-hw7mp]

I think Rhea the Rhea is my favorite. What a goofball!

[@djangox859]

Awesome video man! Thanks for being such a cool guy getting back to my email about possibly coming to a training event to speak !! God bless man.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks brother!

[@floormee]

Can you do more videos of the larvae removal or tag them? I think it’s super cool and oddly relaxing.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

I have several tweezing videos on here somewhere.

[@frogfiber]

Queen's daughters when they see her coming down the tube of the vacuum: "Ma lady!?"

[@DanielSmiiith]

I’ve always binge watched insect (especially wasp) videos on and off for years but start of April I got really really into your videos On April 4th I went onto mantis videos etc and realised they were fairly cheap to buy. It’s mow may 7th and I have about 28 insects in my collection at home IM OBSESSED I have 4 adult tarantulas, 1 juvenile, 8 babies, an assassin bug, 2 scorpions, a house spider, 3 mantis, 5 katydids, a millipede, a jumping spider… I think that’s all of them lol. Partly Thanks to you I now found a really cool hobby which I love ❤ Thanks, Dan

[@benjaminstevenson2812]

Thank you for making your content family friendly and editing out the curse words!

[@theoreodaisychannel8870]

I love the videos! I cant get enough. My favorite part is watching them get sucked up by the vacuum.

[@machflee6334]

Feeding your chickens and squirrels at the end is why I keep coming back. But overall, great quality video - interesting from the front to back

[@julaizaya7946]

This is so satisfying to watch even if I am a bit afraid of Hornet and wasp. Greetings from Belgium in Europe.

[@namidakoh1027]

Thank you for the tweezing videos!!!! Always love them!

[@JayFeather321]

7:03 there is one of the most unfortunate ants in existence, being stuck in a bin with 7 nests of wasps and hornets.

[@atlienrider6048]

The audio is perfect ending to a work day.... especially the birds eating.

[@kane7540]

The European hornets always intrigue me due to their size and the fact that I've lived in MN my whole life but have never seen any. I don't believe it to be their home range, I think I'd be too scared to approach them though lol. Great job on the video!

[@SinaFarhat]

Smart place to create a nest, in the corner and out of sight! Keep up the good work and have a good weekend!

[@napeekapunpimtongnara9111]

Wasp and hornet larvae are really rich in nutrients. At my house, we can fry wasp and hornet larvae with eggs. They are very delicious, super food, and safe.

[@mikebrown9718]

You had to enjoy removing that hornets nest with your stealthy ninja moves, they didn’t even see you coming! Had to laugh when you dumped all the nest for your girls to eat and watching the newly hatched hornets and yellow jackets running for the hills! Question: will skunks or possums eat the dead wasp, yellow jackets or hornets in the compost pile or are strictly looking for the larvae? Great video, best channel on KZbin!

[@cwesley2005]

April/may 2023 Hornet King officially my favorite youtuber. Thanks for the content and education! Tonight was at an ice cream shop with my family. Saw a yellow jacket and told my family it was a wasp. They said it was a yellow jacket, i said, which is a type of wasp!

[@kasie680]

Still got a crush on you dude! ( ask your wife, she gets it) Every time you mention the Rhea, I automatically go OH RHEA THE RHEA!!!! 😂😂😂

[@sarahjo5574]

Im the same i melt over his squirrel talk omg😂😂😂❤ oh and good looking not to mention :)

[@kasie680]

@@sarahjo5574 how gorgeous is the way he talks to his animals! And that squirrely squirrel is so precious! Not to mention the Maine Coons, he’s so attractive cause he oozes kindness, anyone who has that many calm animals are good Peoples to me! 😉 he actually seems to have more animals than me and that’s saying something lol

[@sarahjo5574]

@@kasie680 ha ha yes hes a cool man theres only his videos and one other youtuber i click so hard to watch and thats billy from vexcon love his channel too but squirrel has a secret place in my heart and rhea too :)

[@brian70Cuda]

Your vids are so much fun to watch, thank you Brother for making just quality vid after vid!!! You gave me heck about telling you 500K subs would be soon. Told you!!! LOL;)

[@huldu]

I thought you had a turkey as well but if you did I haven't seen it in a very long time. I could be wrong! I've been watching you for a very long time. Great videos!

[@averagebloonsenjoyer3824]

"There will be wasp! Shed!" - Hornet king (probably)

[@davidlloyd1750]

I enjoy your videos, it really teaches me a lot, and, I really enjoy, how nothing goes to waste with you.

[@delmadehoyos1946]

Awesome content...I am a larvaholic; love to see the kitties and birds eat them up!! Thanks 🐱 🐔

[@williamkeery7376]

How such tiny creatures make wonderful masterpieces like this is amazing, absolutely incredible,shame they we can't leave them absolutely magnificent❤

[@J_crazed]

This guy went from ripping nests out of walls to having entire ratite farms

[@padraic773]

Question: how long and how far would a forager be away from a nest? I completely appreciate there would be a wide variance in species or if it is impossible to tell. ________ On a sidenote; was with s few friends the other day and they were telling me about some stuff they were watching. I said: "Oh yeah? I'm back watching those Hornet Removal videos". One just laughed into her hands, the other called me psychotic. . I don't need those people in my life! Your content is golden. Keep up the great work. Huge respect for it and how you have so many animals. Go raibh míle maith agat mo Rí Foiche.

[@saullandiof5768]

this guy is the shadow self of Texas Beeworks

[@MultiMossen]

Lol the stare he gave you 9:25 cause u gave away the big one to ur other cat 😆

[@michaelgagne1911]

There so lucky too have a great mom and dad I do like too see 👀 all of your animals ❤️

[@kimberleyspraggins5909]

There was a HUGE yellowjacket nest on/in my shed last year. I'm allergic & I didn't know it was there! I got scraped by 1 & ran into the house to get my Epipen & call 911. The Epipen was 2yrs past expiration date but was told to use it anyway. It worked & I was transported to hospital. Nest was sprayed but not removed & they came back!! I told front office & nest was removed. I wish I could put a pic on because that thing was HUGE!!😮

[@luna_swan0853]

0:59 Ha! There’s one sticking his head into one of the combs like ‘Nah I know what’s coming’

[@BBMCENT]

I had the same problem , I bought a pack of hukka coals and some sage smudges . The next day I lit the Coals And sat the sage on top for three days straight and smoked out the shed , one smudge per day . After the third day they all left and I snatched the nest and threw it in my fire pit . I also set the smudge and the coal on a ceramic plate to burn .

[@helmaschine1885]

Dude, you got cats too?! Adorable!!

[@zariamoonfox5349]

I went hiking with friends, and one called me over in a panic over a bug he never saw before. Turned out to be a European hornet queen. It was beautiful to see. She came to investigate but flew off quite soon. That was a wonderful experience. We stayed still ofcourse.

[@dragondancer1814]

The captioning seems to have a permanent gutter brain, I see-it called you horny king again, haha! But seriously, finding that in my shed would freak me out-yikes! And I always enjoy watching your birds chow down on the nests afterwards!

[@michaelphillips7750]

Inside blue bin: Hey cousin! He got you too?

[@anniedevore6554]

They seem very chill

[@zXovos]

Very interesting video, I have a burning question though: What do you do with the wasps/hornets after removing them? Do they just die, or do you release them?

[@carendestiny]

If you watch the end he shows how he dumps them into his compost pile after they die in the vacuum

[@alletsorodsb2197]

My favorite channel, especially love the way you talk to the "burdies" lol thanks for sharing

[@williamspringtrapafton8630]

This is very interesting to watch

[@imagin916]

Great video! I have a question for you, because I haven’t seen anyone else ask or maybe I just didn’t notice but I was wondering if a smoker like beekeepers use for honeybees would work on the wasps to confuse them and avoid swarming on those difficult removals. Thanks!

[@peforster6725]

Love your troupe of Raptors! They eat like kings & queens! Edit: any skunk footage??🐾🐾 Windsor, Ontario, 🇨🇦

[@ianbuckley7274]

Have you considered setting up a primary vacuum at the entrance of a hive as a permanent set-up while you work? I'm just curious due to the amount of work you do clearing a nest then you have to wait for the returning foragers; setting up a primary vacuum at the entrance would automatically collect the returning foragers while you dispatched the nest, something I'm sure you have considered but I'm really curious of your thoughts. Thank you for your content, as a person who truly despises wasp I receive a great deal of satisfaction watching you dispatch a nest.

[@AgeraXXX]

Man i love your vibes man. Youre so chill. I can tell you love what you do ❤

[@gooblyknoggleroggins6265]

Will the wood need to be replaced? Do nests damage the structural integrity of a home/shed?

[@cerneysmallengines]

when you compost the nests, do you sometimes see a tendency for it to oversaturate the compost and maybe be detrimental. I've found if I do too much of 1 specific type like too many leaves or too many egg shells or what have you, it'll almost poison the compost

[@HornetKingOfficial]

No, it's not a strict compost. It's more of a area where I drop the nests. They just break down over time and the soil is black and rich.

[@johnmartin7182]

Awesome thanks for your time to do this video

[@Sarah24871]

What happens when you choose to just leave a nest? I think if I had a nest some place I didn't necessarily needed to be I'd prefer to just leave them until everything is hatched and everybody's left the nest and then remove it. Or would that take way too long?

[@K-reative-Nails]

Great job like always, enjoyed watching! Yesterday I spotted what looked like a huge yellow jacket wasp around my garden house. I was looking if it wanted to nest or attack my wild bees. It flew away after rubbing itself, and the antenna/behind :)

[@CRAZYHORSE19682003]

LOL It has been a while since I have seen one of your videos and I see you have upgraded your hornet disposal equipment from just chickens.

[@JohnJohnCrusher]

Chickens so happy

[@pavegray]

A like for the mini-velociraptors (chickens). We love our chickens.

[@dickiegreenleaf750]

Whoa! The angry hornet king surfaced!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Laying down the law

[@themomdotcom4619]

Bees: well hello there!

[@gondy5936]

They're pretty! They're different from the ones we have in Vancouver, WA; I like their red/orange bodies.

[@Sound557]

Hope I get to see you break 1M subs soon 👍

[@BON3ZK3OUGH]

Ur my fav KZbinr u make my day everyday

[@Theodore_1st]

I love your videos Keep up the good work

[@CryoxR3AP3RX]

aw it was just a lil baby nest... Well its not super small but Im spoiled by the MASSIVE yellow jacket nests you pull

[@robertnweeia7496]

Nothing goes to waste...very cool

[@amireallythatgrumpy6508]

Good video. You would be starting to prepare for the upcoming season. I assume you don't get a lot of action in May. Is there anything special that you need to do in the springtime to make sure you're prepared and ready for the peak season in the late summer/early autumn? If so it would be interesting to see a video on that.

[@nettesusan]

Love watching you feed your animals

[@heyitsabii7916]

It is satisfying WHEN I See the hole when it is gone

[@CRAZYHORSE19682003]

WOW Those are beautiful Main Coon cats, did you get them from a breeder? If so yould you recommend them? I have wanted a Main Coon for a long time but I am wary of scammers.

[@NeveraCore]

Woot Rhea! Hope to see morez

[@terriwilson1011]

Love your Maine Coon cats🤩

[@Jim1Tom]

Huge Hornets, huge birds! Very cool..

[@TB-ew6br]

Greetings from Upstate New York.....be careful as always!!! TB

[@valeravalik6251]

KZbin auto captions be like: "Hey, everyone, welcome to the horny King Channel..."

[@JohnyZman]

Hornet king is mad! They gave Hornet Queen wrong food 😂

[@blinkboi1827]

When they came out of the ceiling it gave me some PTSD from when my grandparents attic, which as of writing this their house is over 100 years old, had a really bad wasp infestation. They do seem pretty chill though, so if I could do so with the hornets permission, I would give them little pets :) if I could do so without hurting them, that is

[@deleteclawz4266]

Good to see emus are getting their daily allowance of fiber personally i prefer grains to paper....

[@bonk94]

I really don't know how you do this. Just seeing one of these things - any flying, buzzing insect with the potential for harm - sends me into an uncontrollable panic that can last for hours.

[@massumking6498]

Yes good to see you using totes

[@HornetKingOfficial]

I've always used totes.

[@jammingwithtammy]

Those cats are gorgeous! What kind of cats are they?

[@chantalbarry3023]

Vos chats aiment les larves je savais pas les poules oui super❤