HUGE Wasp Nest UNDERGROUND | Yellow Jacket Nest

In this removal video I locate and excavate a large ground nest for a client! This was an Eastern Yellow Jacket species ( Vespula Maculifrons) which make subterranean nests, of brittle comb and envelope structures.
Once the nest is removed, I take it home and feed it to the girls whole! There, they tear it apart to consume most of the larvae!

[@628DirtRooster]

What? No license?? LOL I follow up licensed pest control companies quite often who were unable or not equipped to handle certain situations. I have one scheduled for this week where a pest control company tried to tried to exterminate a honey bee colony in a garage wall and failed. I've yet to meet a pest control tech with the proper gear in their vehicle to keep themselves safe during yellow jacket or bee removals. That's where we come in. We're not competition for them. We're complimentary to their service when they decide to work with us. No license required in any state that I know of for this type work.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

I cant like this comment more, Randy! So true! I get a ton of referrals from about 5 different Orkin Technicians, because they dont remove nests like we do. Its not their job to physically remove nests. So when they have an indwelling nest removal, they have the client call me. Its a great way to do business. I dont really understand this other guys way of thinking to put down guys like us who manage our own business so we can get the job done. Thanks for being a good KZbin friend, and Im always bringing up your channel to people in the comments who want to see bees!

[@primitivesurvivalnvn]

tuyệt quá

[@easy_hacks_and_glitches3131]

@@HornetKingOfficial do u have a nest that I can have if u dont mind

[@Afmedic85]

You shouldn't try to kill honey bees, they're beneficial to the environment

[@HornetKingOfficial]

@@Afmedic85 Who is killing honeybees? These are wasps.

[@wrestlecrazygamer7419]

Personally from what I've watched, your removals are far less destructive than these "licensed professionals".

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thats been the goal for sure. I dont really understand why they feel the need to compare themselves. Just do their own thing.

[@nunya5230]

The more destructive is the more money they want cause the more work it took. Ain't nobody ask yall to to tear down a whole wall to remove a tiny hornet nest.

[@pablo23481]

Nun ya how else Is Hornet King meant to get hornets and wasps which are stuck in a wall? Your a dumb genius

[@sorrenblitz805]

@@nunya5230 in that regard, sometimes it is is necessary to cause damage to get to the nest. Fixing a hole in dry wall isn't gonna matter much how big the hole is, and in some cases probably better that they did cause the damage so you as the homeowner or lease holder as the case may be can properly fill the cavity with filler fabric or something the wasps can't really burrow into

[@jstro-hobbytech]

and incredibly cheesy. that green screen stuff made me have second hand embarrassment for him.

[@jnahnet]

As a homeowner with animals; I've always respected and appreciated your methods and your restraint when using toxic chemicals. I've learned more about wasps and yellow jackets from your channel than 5 other channels put together. Thank you.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you so much for the support! Learning is what this channel is all about, and it makes me happy when others enjoy and learn as well!

[@Goldrusher-ee3jo]

JeanAnnette Saulsbury I agree. I think that chemicals are bad for the environment, and I have also learned a lot from this channel.

[@GojiButton]

I was a licensed pest applicator for a pretty large and well known company. I agree with most of what you say but the stuff about the toxicity of black flag is ridiculous. Black flag uses .02% prallethrin and .05% cypermethrin. Both are chemicals and are toxic to the environment. Salt (sodium iodide) is toxic it has an ld50. EVERYTHING IS TOXIC. Please dont start spouting bs about the low toxicity of your stuff. It just as bad as the stuff pest techs use. That's probably why they give you crap. P.s. may be different in Pennsylvania but if you are applying chemical of any kind as part of a business transaction. Aka being paid to remove a pest and using something with an sds or label. You have to be licensed. If no chemical is used and only mechanical removal is done, you dont need one. Any use of a pesticide as part of a commercial transaction requires a state issued license. You can get in serious trouble for not having one and using stuff like black flag.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

@@GojiButton As in medicine, toxicity isnt solely determined by chemical make up, but rather by volume of dose. Radiation poisoning can occur through xrays, but in small doses is considered safe for application. (As you know, Im a nurse). Even certain medications are toxic in SMALL doses. Digoxin is a heart med that is administered in the tiniest doses, but a shade higher and it is toxic and will send a person into cardiac arrest. The volume of Black Flag flying insect spray that I use is miniscule. Im also not saturating the ground with it. Exterminator Techs douse the ground and peoples homes with various sprays and dusts that are in significant doses that remain traceable in living spaces and ground well after the techs leave. I dont talk "BS" thank you. And I assume you take that attitude elsewhere. If you dont understand something, ask. Don't make assumptions and accusations towards me that Im trying to pull something over. I have nothing to gain lying to my viewers. As for whether or not I need licensed; according to the State, I do not, even with spraying black flag. I am not treating the site or property with chemicals, I am treating a swarm, in which is removed.

[@jnahnet]

@@GojiButton since you are "replying" to my comment, I'm confused as to who the "you" is that is being referred to. I never said anything about Black Flag and I stand by my statement of appreciation for Hornet King's methods and restraint. Perhaps if you need to spout off you could do as a stand alone comment and not a confusing interjection disguised as a "reply".

[@ProtomanButCallMeBlues]

Bugs: **Invade a house** Chickens: So you have chosen death.

[@catloaf8716]

Y e s

[@humanoid7495]

Y e s

[@Captain_Smackbeard]

*Y e s*

[@alexcat6725]

Y e s

[@whomton4878]

Y e s

[@luisquinonez1441]

You do things YOUR way, never mind what other "professionals" say. Like a song I like says, "...Unless they're paying your bills, pay them no mind." I'm leaving out some lyrics, just to keep it G rated. Your method works, that's what matters, and you're not pouring dangerous things into the soil. You've got my vote.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you, Luigi! I appreciate you being here and have really been enjoying your feedback since you recently joined! Thank you for being here!

[@TheSinimatik]

And that’s what’s wrong with today’s society. The skilled laborers are constantly being told, you don’t have credentials, degrees, license blah blah blah as if a person needs some fancy piece of paper to validate them that they’re are good at what they do. That thinking belittles and discourages people.

[@TheOtherJonB]

🎶 and if i fly or if I fall, 'least I can say I gave it all! 🎶

[@Goldrusher-ee3jo]

Just to keep it G rated lm🅱️o

[@foxt.5043]

@@TheSinimatik well degrees and creds sure as help do they not? Especially in a competitive market. Though, dogging people for not having a degree is pretty snobby

[@christinawalker6356]

You're having too much fun with this green screen😂😂

[@HornetKingOfficial]

HAHAHA This was my first time using it! The last video I did solely with my camera.

[@karikora8279]

I was just about to post this lol

[@maximcoppieters]

He does rick that green piece of cotton does he.

[@islandmowing3092]

@@HornetKingOfficial Congrats, I knew you could figure it out :)

[@NatNat4Tally]

I was just gonna comment on Bret's editing game. Its cinema quality now. We gonna see CGI next?!?! Good stuff as usual, hope you're doing well during this pandemic 🙃

[@xamguti8481]

I’m a licensed pest control technician and I love your content and how you remove wasp nests. I’ve learned a lot from watching your channel.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

I appreciate you being here and supporting the channel even if our methods are a little different, at the end of the day, i respect other guys who do what I do differently!

[@kmelissa6371]

He’s such a proud dad “My girls!” 😅💕

[@HornetKingOfficial]

🥰🥰🥰🐔🐔🐔

[@tapicyl]

*gorls*

[@torresmat10]

This is getting out of hand, now there are three of them!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

We should not have made this bargain!

[@torresmat10]

Hornet King She can't do that! Shoot her...or something...

[@flerghenbop9772]

What next? 4?

[@Cowboyjuggernaut]

@@HornetKingOfficial Ha! Hornet King is a Star Wars fan!

[@fahood9242]

Nobody Hornet king: *proceeds to destroy an entire colony to feed it to 3 chickens

[@staceeAB]

Need a license for that shop vac! Seriously though, dude sounds jealous.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Lol, Yeah, I dont really understand it. Thank you for being here, Stacee!

[@staceeAB]

@@HornetKingOfficial no worries, I love this stuff!

[@lanswyfte]

@@staceeAB same

[@rockdocandlittlebird5974]

My thought too. Bully for them.

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

Seriously? That's ridiculous, that sounds like a scam

[@nickh2647]

Hornet King, for your information don’t let anybody tell you how to do your job. There are many methods that people use when doing their own pest control. I think you make awesome content and you do your job regardless of the method or time used for each nest. Also another thing, you should totally buy a snake camera to put it in crevices or holes to see the angry buggers fly at us! That would be amazing.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks! I have used my snake camera to scope nests here on my property to show their night time activity. Check them out!

[@ezekielc725]

@@HornetKingOfficial Amazing job bnb on the video, and WOW, you are active on the comments! Most youtubers will say nothing. Keep up the great work!

[@dragonfirethestreamer1863]

Imagine being a wasp then you just hear this guy’s intro. It’s boss music for wasps

[@salversonbj]

bees dont have ears lol

[@stickynicky_]

@@salversonbj I can't tell if this is a woooooosh, because irony is dead.

[@igertlee8790]

B Salverson dude you’re slow

[@VGamingJunkie]

Not just boss music, Dark Souls boss music.

[@chelseys.6350]

There’s always going to be someone who thinks they know better but you keep doing you. Those people don’t know wasp they’re talking about. 😉 I appreciate how you try to relocate nests and not use harsh chemicals. You are awesome at what you do and I love your videos and so do many other people. Totally loving the new editing on the videos by the way.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you so much for the love and support, Chelsey! HAHA You're right, they dont know WASP theyre talking about!

[@charlottemakeuplover1012]

I second that. You have helped me learn so much & I appreciate your removal method a lot. We need more people like you. Thank you for your hard work & dedication.

[@Michael18751]

@@HornetKingOfficial :D

[@andrewtaffinder]

I finally realized who he reminds me of. The squirrel(s), the calm voice, the pastoral environment; The Hornet king is just Bob Ross but with wasp nest removals.

[@rockdocandlittlebird5974]

YOU'RE NOT WRONG!

[@mimi7417]

I like this method more than the “poison the water hole” one. I’m taking an environmental course, those chemicals do a lot of bad for everything in the environment.

[@primitivesurvivalnvn]

You are right

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you, Mimi!

[@nourarose6579]

I know right? My grandma once called a pest control 'professional' to remove a small wasp nest in the ground at our garden, they dump huge mount of chemical until it's basically drown the nest. After that plants won't grown on that ground for almost 2 and half years, plants around it died and the soil become very dry somehow, it's create a bald spot in my grandma garden until my grandma feed up with it and put new fertile soil to fix it

[@rusty7984]

Wouldn’t flooding the thing with water have the same effect as poison ( genuine question trying to get answers)

[@JulieSpicer]

Tomas L Probably not, since these underground nest survive rainstorms. I think dumping soapy water down the hole might work though. I could be wrong.

[@Blackvoid2me]

"Give them to my girls" Me: aaawwww, he has daughters *Sees chicken. Me: Oooohh. I'm new obviously. Lol

[@mal0561]

Blackvoid2me welcome to the Hornet King club

[@lmaobox4068]

Mal0 ver 1.0 Ahem hornet kingdom

[@heavymetalmusichead4969]

@@lmaobox4068 Hornet Stingdom

[@joelaurel777]

You know what I thought the same thing.

[@rabaldern]

Haha same 😅

[@Electrophail]

"That's what she said". Honestly.. it never gets old. :D

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Hahaha little Easter egg! lol

[@tylersmith9868]

Yeah it could be the year 3000 something and dudes will still say that's what she said

[@capitanulcacaoernesto8215]

Prison mike

[@HornetKingOfficial]

@@capitanulcacaoernesto8215 And I never got caught neitha.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

@@tylersmith9868 As long as they are still airing re-runs of the office 🙂

[@pinacmediauk7453]

I think you are brilliant mate you own your own business you're self-employed and you care about the environment that your customers live or work on don't let anyone put you down your spot on you do a brilliant job

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks so much for the support! Thats what this channel is about! Thank you for being here!

[@ricksanchez6912]

He saves the wasps instead of killing them

[@cyanphoenix1414]

Hornet King: *buys greenscreen* "Oh I'm gonna do so much fun shit with this"

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Hahaha i had a little too much fun, lol

[@KaBar41]

@@HornetKingOfficial Your green screen editing reminds me a lot of General Sam's.

[@elysianfields84]

yo man that's hilarious to see the chickens devouring the nest, i had no idea they would be into that. that's such a good use of resources, very fascinating as well, glad you included that.

[@april6363]

What a great video! My 6 year old daughter stayed engaged the entire time, and especially loved the chickens and squirrel at the end! We found a wasp nest that was dug out and destroyed by an animal. After searching videos to learn about it, we landed on yours, and are so glad we did!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thats awesome! Thank you for sharing that with me, April!

[@itskehlin2250]

"I've never seen one go that deep before" Outta nowhere: "That's what she said."

[@Animortar]

*constable emerges from the earth* "You there sir! I certainly hope you've got a wasp removal license!"

[@roberts.arnone1808]

Dude you’re my hero! Have to admit you make it look easier than it is. Fear is my worst enemy when it comes to dealing with these insects.

[@DatBlueHusky]

yeah screw those keyboard warriors, keep on doing what you do.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks for the positive vibes!

[@primitivesurvivalnvn]

You are right

[@jadeasereht4638]

Hi protogen

[@frens_till_the_end]

Hi protogen

[@frens_till_the_end]

@@jadeasereht4638 lol

[@DaMadman001]

When it comes to experts I believe your method seems more humane as well as for informative than others. You keep doing what your doing.

[@508stone8]

I am a pest control technician and i love your videos. They are so informative and you go through their biology with footage and your information is always on point. KEEP UP THE GREAT JOB. YOU ARE A TRUE PROFESSIONAL!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you so much!

[@apinkcirclefriendswithablu3777]

License is just for show, they don’t actually can handle things that good. Non-licensed people control pests better than the licensed ones, that is just sad. You have my respect.

[@Alb410]

To be fair, the license is literally only for them being able to "handle" chemicals.

[@aestheticjerk2426]

You’re in Pennsylvania too? Pff, another Pennsylvanian says hi! I’m really upset that people are hating, personally I think you’re the greatest wasp remover. So careful and taking care of the environment correctly! It makes me glad that you’re recycling the larvae and just being so environmentally aware. Props to you!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks so much! Welcome from one Pa civilian to another! Thanks for being here!🥰

[@danner253]

I usually find the type of people who love their qualifications use it as a defense mechanism for not really amounting to much outside of that and don't have confidence in their work. Love to tell everyone about how qualified they are more than work lol.

[@bricesilver8790]

I love my welding qualifications but you have to truly work for those

[@kriskat1521]

A very skilled martial artist I once knew said the following, "Those who know, don't talk. Those who talk, don't know." Through life I have seen that play out everywhere.

[@ksbrook1430]

I applaud you for chossing more environmentally friendly methods. That you are able to do so successfully and consistently speaks volumes.

[@lizsteeds6697]

I went down a You Tube rabbit hole and came across your channel. I watched a few of your clips and became aware of your strong, ecologically sound principles (recycling larvae for your chickens for example) and, most importantly, your choice not to use pesticides and other toxins in your nest extractions/removals/eradications. I am so impressed that you have taken this stance in what is obviously a labour intensive and difficult task that could be made more "expedient" if you did choose chemicals. Your value on sustaining life and the joy you take in feeding your very spoilt and lucky "girls" what must be the eye fillet of diets is heartwarming. The effort you put into educating people about the interior life of these various wasp species and their nests has been, for me, fascinating. So thank you for sharing your green philosophy of wasp nest removal (and green isn't a dirty word except in the mouths of tawdry politicians btw). You should tell the so-called "licensed" pest controllers they are an outdated 20th century vestige of what should be an outlawed chemical solution to wasp control when it is so evidently toxic to the environment. I mean who does not know about the effects of toxic chemicals leaching into the ground water table by now ffs. Keep up the great work ... your method should be Standard Operating Practise ... unfortunately greed, expediency and ignorance seem to wilfully blind most practitioners. Greetings from New Zealand (locked down in Covid-19 social isolation)

[@lesliejohnson7247]

Why? Because there’s two kinds of business people, those like you and those other people. You know your business is important and you are always working to improve. Video content. Video editing. You’re thinking about it, probably while driving to and from your next job. You compete by doing the best job you know how. You offer to fill in the hole like you did here. Maybe you’d worry if the market was over saturated with wasp removal companies but chances are you’d up your game (again& you’ve always upped your game, it’s just the way you are as a business person). Your reputation means something. That’s where you protect by doing a good job and offering lots of customer service. Those other guys look down on you because they think you’re in their territory. That you’re taking business away from them. That it “belongs” to them. They’ll compete with you by being disrespectful, by running you down and by making it seem like they’re more qualified than you are. Look at your numbers. You’re competitive and they don’t like that I’d call you rather than them. They liked it much better when the industry was just them. Because they consider wasps terrible and useless. They “save“ people like me from those terrible wasps. You save the customer AND the wasps if you can. But if you can’t, you entertain us with the girls and Humphrey. I only watched ONE video from someone else. I was shocked when I realized you’d converted me. That I do want to see them saved. Or I love seeing them eaten by the chickens. The nests you remove aren’t a poisonous mess & you’re not laughing as you gleefully murder as many as you can with poison that will be all over the place by the time they’re done. If you notice, at least I have, there really are 2 kinds of businesses. Those that run above board and most important they’re always positive honest and they have FUN doing what they do. Those other guys just don’t. I see it with virtually every business, especially here on KZbin I don’t have any businesses any more. But I hope that I’ve fallen in your same category.

[@fangthedergon1863]

First time seeing your videos and I would just like to say that I respect how you reduce your impact and you don't waste anything in your removals

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you! And thanks for watching!

[@lizimpey6338]

Hi from the U.K. I am petrified of wasps but am mesmerised by your channel. I have learnt so much about my nemesis! those channels that criticise you are no doubt phased by the popularity of your work and aren’t interested in encouraging others. Your work isn’t just about eliminating a threat but accurate education about these creatures. Please keep showing your work 👏👏👏👏

[@wiggsan]

I can't tell you how much my wife and I enjoy every aspect of your videos. The girls, the squirrel and, of course, the nests. Keep up the good work!!

[@toolowD_]

You earned a new subscriber when you said “that’s what she said”😂😂

[@SenoritaAnahi]

"I've never seen one go that deep before " - she

[@bleysmcnutt5500]

Honestly, I can believe she'd say that.

[@lightfurya2087]

I don’t care that the that’s what she said meme is dead. I don’t know why I find dead memes funny

[@nikkic0509]

You do the best job clearing out the entire nests for home/property owners, and showing us the best way environmentally to remove the nests. Also, you’re right, I love to watch your girls eat. It’s so interesting. There are always negative people that think they know more about it. You obviously know what you’re doing...ignore those comments. Thank you for everything I’ve learned.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you so much for the kind words, Stacy!! Thank you for sharing what you enjoy about my videos, too! That means a lot to me!

[@modspell]

I’m happy just watching you and squirrel play together. I love that little thing.

[@blackAnimate7768]

I showed this nest to Alan Walker He became ALAN RUNNER!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

HAHAHA Im Alan FLOORED!

[@lanswyfte]

Loooooool

[@laminator6995]

Me whenever I see anything as much as a cockroach

[@cheekyjoseph761]

not funny didnt laugh

[@thx4chrckingin]

When Alan Walker looks for nests in the ground.... He Alan Crawler

[@robalan64]

Your video's are fascinating! I like that you try to minimize using chemicals in your removals or relocations. I've always been terrified of wasps and hornets so watching you work with them and even try to save them is mesmerizing to see. Great work!

[@heatherc2239]

Screw the haters! They are jealous that you do such an awesome job. Plus you don't need to hide behind chemicals. Keep up the good work!

[@marilynyoung8477]

I don't know what's more amazing, watching the girls or watching the nests come out.

[@SupaL33tKillar]

Jesus and I thought my chickens had it good since they have a large paddy field across my house to range on. These birds are having a feast practically every other day when you come back with heaps of larvaes!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

My girls are SPOILED! lol

[@SupaL33tKillar]

@@HornetKingOfficial definitely. Look at how thicc they are and the condition and color of the feathers! If you had a colorful species like a barnevelder, ayam cemani or any species of bantam holy hell their feathers would look gorgeous!

[@StarTard8]

*Wasps invade* No one: The Girls: IT'S FREE REAL-ESTATE

[@JulieSpicer]

My wasp nests bring all the girls to yard, and they’re like *hungry chicken noises*.

[@fbsjabddhsjdhs8579]

Totally agree with your enviromental friendly techniques and approach! Great job!

[@gregkral4467]

I find your vids fascinating and informative. Amazing critters when it comes down to it, very efficient builders. I am glad you use so few chemicals, and love seeing the architecture of the nests as they are dismantled. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@sailingwithyou6667]

No license? Who cares this guy is the best in the business. Just jealous of him

[@goopyfish3275]

Wasps: *secret underground hide out* Hornet King: Ever heard of a chicken.

[@AlexLopez-rx8lw]

You're methods are way better then any orkin man. No dusting or use of heavy insecticides. Totally environmentally friendly. Thank you.

[@hays7ak649]

I used to work for the manufacturer of Black Flag and many others. I applaud your method and your dedication to your channel. Keep doing good work

[@dianeluke1746]

I love the editing! And I add my voice to many here in that anyone complaining about how you do your removals is obviously insecure about their own technique. I appreciate your respect for nature and your belief in the cycle (and recycle) of life. Thank you for taking time to make high quality entertaining videos. ❤️

[@therockstar17]

Don't be disheartened, the "licensed professionals" are just jealous they can't do it as good as you!

[@leoj2439]

One of the things I absolutely love is that your content is relatively family friendly but every now and then you throw in a thats what she said which I just find so funny.

[@desireeeaton5036]

I’m glad I finally got a break from work to watch this fun video! One of the reasons I started following you is because you’re an environmentalist and truly care for animals of all sizes. You are respectful of nature and make as little impact as possible, while teaching us about 🐝 at the same time. Bonus is you’re easy on they eyes and entertaining too which never hurts. Don’t let someone’s jealously and nay-saying dull your shine 😘

[@starrwetzel4446]

Wow. Huge. I really appreciate that you don't use poisonous chemicals. When I see those type of companies at neighbor's homes I cringe .

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you so much!

[@anon_carnival]

It's amazing how big the nests are! Crazy stuff!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Right!? Its wild they dig ALL of that soil out and replace it with a huge nest!

[@raveneldawnstar]

I'm just a really crunchy person who loves the earth and takes pride that around our house is free of pollution enough to have toads and salamanders in the wild. Your method of limited chemicals and just removing the nest, using that in turn to feed your chickens and squirrley squirrel just hits so many good points in my book. Keep the environment safe, and recycle. Even if that means feeding larvae to hungry critters. Keep doing you!

[@bigslimm7]

Ppl will always have something negative to say. Nothing is wrong with your wasp removal method. It doesn't take harsh chemicals. The vacuum works just fine. I actually use a spray bottle with dish soap and water mixed in it. Keep doing what ur doing. It's entertaining and somewhat refreshing. The ones talking trash are the ones sitting on their phones and computers watching u 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@tjmmama7710]

Jealousy and also the fact that u r so handsome ❤

[@HornetKingOfficial]

[@username6757]

I love how u call the chickens “my girls” it’s so cute!

[@anntheresaasher5300]

I love to watch your videos. You seem like an all around great guy and your love for these creatures and for nature is wonderful ❤

[@bethmendoza1847]

Hate comments are completely normal for social media. Unfortunately. You just don’t let it bother you. You’re amazing! We need people like you! Keep up the good work!❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@alphanator1783]

“I haven’t seen one go that deep before “ “that’s what she said “ 😂😂😂😂😂

[@timchavis731]

You must be speaking from experience 😂😂😂

[@alphanator1783]

Tim Chavis 😂😂😂😂 naa duudeeee 😂😂 you need to chilllll

[@timchavis731]

@@alphanator1783 Lol 😂

[@innejmay1023]

I heard that too. I was like hornet king gots jokes 😂😂

[@alphanator1783]

Jenni Caldwell hahaha Ik I start to laugh so much

[@davefilms345]

That squirrel is awesome, I love this little guy, I wish we could of seen the catch of the wasps though. Perfect job as always. Looking forward to your next video

[@Mme.Savage]

You have jealous critics. I’ve not seen another channel do what you do with such care, enthusiasm and humour! You do you man.

[@NikGlt]

I actually never knew or heard in my life that there could be nests at a backyard underneath some very innocent looking grass. Very educational and it's a definitely great learning experience!

[@Malkolm52]

Europe: "this thing is 5cm" USA: "this thing is half a dollar"

[@zackalicizationwar]

"I've never seen one go that deep before" "That's what she said"

[@seaofmadness9657]

Love a video of you explaining ALL the tools you use for removal and what you use for filming your adventures.

[@PankaikeAussieShep]

i love watching your girls devour the nests!! i love the little sounds they make too, the clucking is quite cute

[@BMan239]

I hate wasp season. First signs of wasps was a week ago, there have already been 3 in my home. One came in through my nonfunctioning chimney and I watched it

[@mal0561]

I once found an in ground wasp nest, and was about to step on it before I heard the buzzing. Later that same night, we saw a skunk or something digging up the nest and eating what I assume is the larvae

[@poopydie2220]

What would it do about the wasps?

[@bucketgeared7639]

@@poopydie2220 I feel like it’d be like a bear and the fur would be too thick to get stung in any dangerous way.

[@liamcarnahan1346]

Skunks are similar to badgers which have thicker fur especially for a smaller animal.

[@B7RDemonLord]

I love seeing and expert that takes their own unorthodox method and shows how useful it can be. Licenses and degrees will only get you so far. This man has experience, knowledge, and patience. I tip my hat to unique individuals like yourself for finding another way to skin that proverbial cat.

[@deestupi]

Your calming voice and energy is perfect for my mornings. Great to see your passion and your cute animals. Blessings to you💜

[@slimo1047]

Love watching your wasp removal videos. Always relaxing to watch and interesting to learn and see what wasps do (Even if I despise them with all my heart and soul)

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you so much! Dont worry, you can despise them and watch the videos at the same time! haha Thank you for being here!

[@lindong2481]

You're a warrior working under this pendamic situation lol....

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Haha, Im no warrior right now.. Im just working down in my home office lol

[@epg2501]

The girls are adorable! Love watching the removals!

[@JackTheGamer3]

14:00 Why do I find it so funny having all of the bees sucked in XD

[@Sakura-vp8vn]

When I get an itch while watching your videos I feel like it’s a wasp and try to get it off even though I know it’s not lol I get scared when I see one bee but you just dig into a whole hive of wasps!

[@mermpydermpy2047]

I love the ant that just wandered out of the nest 😂

[@HornetKingOfficial]

I find those intruders in a lot of my subterranean removals!

[@poopydie2220]

You can never have too much fun with a green screen

[@theresadefalco5472]

This was Awesome!! I admire how nothing was hurt nor destroyed. Feeding the chickens the nest was really cool.

[@hyanotha]

You are a wonderful person to be so ecologically responsible and do what is best for our environment and your chickens and wildlife. Why is this guy jealous of the fact that you may not have a license but you are the BEST yellow jacket remover in whatever city and state you live in.

[@cloutgang6666]

“I’ve never seen one go that deep before” Also him: “That’s what she said”

[@tamijocampbell4629]

the underground nests amaze me because of all the work they do without light. Those tiny little things excavate all that that dirt by the mouthful!!!! Then each comb is perfectly symmetrical its amazing

[@chadmcfly1299]

You indeed make me hornet.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks Chad! I know Wasp you're talking about!

[@jaydenp4975]

Love your videos! Love your laugh and sense of humor. The chickens are adorable!!!

[@BeatsByCendre]

Saw this in my recommended and added it to my watch later, the next day my husband tells me about your channel and how I should watch it. Very informative and fun to watch, and chickens are always a win in my books 👍

[@yourpersonrain5379]

"I've never seen one go that deep before" That's what she said 😭🤣

[@elissadaronco3083]

Dude, ur moving bugs, what’s there to be mad about?? I’m not undermining ur work, what u do is awesome and interesting but people will find the smallest things to get mad about. Love your care for the environment!!!

[@Demonido]

A license doesn't make you an expert. Expertise does. You know what you're doing, and are doing it well. Keep it up!

[@LedaSBotelho]

I love this! That thing was huge! That is what she said. 🤣🤣🤣 I love how Ginger was demolishing that nest and once she was done, she just left and was out of the shot. Squirrelly Squirrel!!! Love the feedings. Too cute!

[@vangie7308]

You saying 'The girls really loved it.' Without ANY context makes people really confused I've learned.

[@davidburke709]

HOLY CATS!!! Watching those little demons boiling out of the hole was really something! And as for your critics - let them gripe. I'm subbed to your channel and look forward to your videos. It's better than watching Wild Kingdom!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Holy cats is right! LOL Thanks so much for being here, David!

[@raymondramos9868]

You will always have trolls. No matter what one does, there is always someone who thinks they can do better. A license in pest control doesn’t mean your a professional, just means you can read & pass a exam. From what I have watched, your channel is not only entertaining, your certainly a professional. I respect your methods in removals. Keep the videos coming brother.

[@cristinadavis3578]

Love the noises Humphrey makes when he drinks his milk. Great video! Very informative.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you, Mama 🥰🥰🥰 I love you! 😘

[@Overlord454ss]

Those wasps just kept coming and coming and coming, honestly terrifying! I fear no man but that thing *looks at Hornet King* It scares me...

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Crazy how many are in there!

[@Overlord454ss]

@@HornetKingOfficial absolutely was

[@SinaFarhat]

A reminder of times when we were allowed to go out and be able to do our jobs! So strange compared to now when we are ordered to stay inside!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

This shall pass! Stay strong!

[@SinaFarhat]

@@HornetKingOfficial Doing my best to not loose hope!

[@jessehopp4219]

Why do i feel that this is going to end up as a tv show on pbs. The way you're speaking and describing everything is perfect

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Awe thank you so much! 🥰

[@youaredednotbigsouprice5692]

Empowering people is always a double edged sword but besides that, keep up the good work. youre one of the channels where i dont actively watch every video but its just so entertaining and relaxing to watch. who cares that youre not certified or smth, you convey a good message to people and do good things for the community

[@HornetKingOfficial]

I appreciate you being here and stopping by every once in a while! Thank you for the encouragement! I appreciate it!