Killer Bee Infested ConEx [360° 4K HD]

[@bryanbennett4115]

For God's sake.Never Never get under a suspended load. So many things can happen.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Thank you!

[@lennywayes4245]

Awesome use of 360! Got a sub from me for sure.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Thanks for the sub Lenny!

[@gregoryrizer]

Oh please never trust the hydraulics I witnessed a hydraulic failure years ago and it smashed a man to death. I panicked when I seen you under that trailer. 😮

[@Private011]

I agree. Why they didn't add a secondary support underneath is beyond me.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Thank you! It's always dangerous.

[@nunyaDbiz]

​@@KillerBeeGuyI was stressing for you guys the whole video. I too have witnessed hydraulic failures, and it can happen so fast. A sudden hose or fitting burst, and you guys would be in trouble. If you guys are going to do something like this in the future, you really should think of a way to protect yourselves in the case of a failure. I would suggest that you request the folks who utilize these containers build like a simple structure such as a 3 stack (pyramid style) unit consisting of telephone pole, or railroad ties bolted and securely attached that you can drag under the Conex. It would at least afford you some protection in the event of a failure.

[@72FrostyOne]

This was the first time I saw Reed’s Seabee patch, which is my favorite. I am a retired Navy Bee, so I’m a bit partial to that patch. I’d think Reed and Hosh would love to hang around a Seabee swarm! Thanks again for killing those hives. I do have one question, how long is a killer bee’s natural life span?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Harry Hill sent us that patch! These bees live around 6 weeks in the summer.

[@ohnonotthatguy1465]

Scary spot to be under convex. I have witnessed someone being crushed. Wanna keep watching you guys for years please block up if you will be under a heavy lift.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Will do! Good idea!

[@HarryWHill-GA]

Good that you are finally getting some honey this fall. I'm glad you like the patch I sent you.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

I love it! Awesome Harry!

[@DavidJohnson2024-uw1ik]

Live the 360! Thanks!

[@KillerBeeGuy]

An amazing camera!

[@DavidJohnson2024-uw1ik]

Love the 360!

[@scottfields3858]

Never trust hydraulics

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Good idea!

[@RandyWillis2039]

First here! Love to "🐝 " here for this great experience!

[@brandonjenkins8455]

My dad loves honey.....I've got 2 order him some...great work fellas as always

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Thank you Brandon!!

[@jeanniewaechter8555]

Holy Hannah, and there they go.

[@JethroLampitt]

Great video again guys! How often do you see milky killer bee Royal Jelly?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Thanks Jethro! We never see Royal Jelly. The bees don't store it.

[@JethroLampitt]

@KillerBeeGuy That's disappointing but interesting; good to know!

[@kuskatanmorales5453]

great videos . why don't you use smoke in the begging of you removal?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

These bees don't care about smoke!

[@colinlove5062]

I’m speechless, that’s all venom except for a drop of honey on the screen.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

They get soooo mad!

[@32SQUID]

Hydraulics never fail. They strong like concrete.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Blocks would have been a good idea...

[@nunyaDbiz]

Until they do...of course. Here's an idea... Those guys who have these containers need to build a simple block mechanism for the occasion that someone has to climb under, like you guys did. They can build a simple stack of telephone poles or railroad ties, securing it with lag bolts and washers, tall enough to create a no-crush zone in the case of a lift, or hydraulic failure. They build it, and they store it.That way, you guys aren't dragging it around unnecessarily. It's theirs for any vendor, or employee to use, they store it, and you use it only when necessary. They should have no problem keeping you, and other vendors/employees safe, while also avoiding litigation. It's win-win for them. Can be built for less than a hundred bucks.

[@FetKiller]

Hi guys don’t get under that container only on the machine you are risking your life. Accidents do happen all it takes is for hose to blow on that old forklift machine.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

True that. Thank you!

[@lynnmeese55]

Loved ❤ the visuals on this one!! Congratulations on a killer extermination 😂❤❤

[@Hoofer001]

I was so frustrated with this channel’s camera work the other day now I know I’m the camera man 😂cool!

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Right!? Awesome huh!?

[@mickeykyrle4240]

Couldn't predict this could you? Imagine if all these hives were class 5, it'll be an utter fiasco of an nightmare. Finally honey 🍯 🎉 but still weird why the killer bees 🐝 are brooding at this time of year.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Hey Mickey! Right!? But at least some honey!

[@medtek]

@@KillerBeeGuy Was most of it worker brood or drone brood?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Both! WTH?!! This time if year too!

[@medtek]

@@KillerBeeGuy I mean I could see it if they were anticipating further resources to be gathered given low honey stores, but drones? They only have one purpose and isn’t late September about when hives start kicking the boys to the curb?

[@jeanniewaechter8555]

I'm glad the cameras are adjusted and working. I know you gents have been frustrated, and so have we.

[@medtek]

Well they still aren't but I think we found the root cause.

[@beer_goggler]

Does USA not have any safety standards for working conditions? Or did nobody do a risk analysis? Crush risk here is significant. Keep safe guys.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Thank you! Will do! Also this is still the wild west out here.

[@JethroLampitt]

Health and safety kills more fun, braincells and time than it saves sometimes 😅

[@hoshdog]

Risk analysis?! 😂 ok karen 😅

[@jeanniewaechter8555]

Holy Hannah.

[@jeanniewaechter8555]

Safe travels.

[@Private011]

Reed, time to wash your suit.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

I actually did after this removal. It was filthy!

[@lynnmeese55]

Not getting notified when you're live 😪

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Hmmm. Seem to be some issues with YT lately.

[@sherryscavone8072]

Mississippi hi

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Good morning Sherry!

[@danbricker8143]

why cant you let us see what you are doing now if this is what you do i dont want too watch

[@medtek]

Listen to the directions that are being given at the beginning. You can see whatever you want. It's 360 video. Just move the view around with your finger or mouse.

[@RANGER73CPT]

I can NOT emphasize ENOUGH how INCREDIBLY UNSAFE it is to be UNDER a suspended load held by hydraulics or any other means. I am only 5 plus minutes in and I can't watch anymore because it is too stressful for me. I am a retired Army Ranger and I was tasked with being the UMO(unit movement officer) as well as a loadmaster, so I know what I am talking about. I can't believe anyone would ever let you under a suspended load. If there is a next time, don't get under the load until it is properly supported or there MIGHT NOT be "another chance" for you after that. I understand that at times a job needs to be done but is it worth a very excruciating, painful and horrible death? PLEASE do NOT ever do that again...PLEASE!!!

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Noted!