Most EXTREME Yellow Jacket SUPERNESTS!

[@cristinadavis3578]

Nice work Hornet King!❤

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you, mama! 😘🥰🥰

[@thetrooper3217]

The hornet king got his mom to comment! Your work is appreciated ✅

[@julianalexander2534]

Teacher:Now what is the second letter of the alphabet? Me:sees bee* BEEEEEE Teacher:you don’t have to yell, but yes its b

[@ranid0072]

@@julianalexander2534 teacher: and yeah, its a wasp, tho.

[@Carmel_is_my_Cat]

@@HornetKingOfficial I think my family gets mud dobber wasps or wasps that build nests with mud in the summer and we just use raid but is there any thing else that works? Or is raid the best thing

[@AidilMirza]

Not many can do what you do. For me, it is really terrifying. Huge respect to you, Hornet King

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you!

[@Replyingtoclowns]

That job is easy, I can do it without the weird outfit

[@ballsdeep420]

​@@Replyingtoclowns ok

[@Zueiro_P.R]

​​@@Replyingtoclowns ok Chuck Norris

[@dreamingflurry2729]

Yeah, I nearly panic seeing ONE yellow-black flying insect, but seeing thousands? Damned I'd run screaming like a little girl :( - hell, I had to pause the video, too because sometimes my own fear would act up despite those things not really being anywhere near me!

[@nancyrupp1174]

It amazing how such a small creature can give such a big punch!!! Had a small nest under a stepping stone last summer and got stung several times before I finally got it cleaned out! Thanks for all the tips on getting rid of them.🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝

[@HornetKingOfficial]

For sure! Glad you found value in my videos to help with your own nests!

[@Nalla762]

For me, the most frightening thing to find would be those bump-outs on my ceiling. Since your channel, I check out some areas on my ceiling, but the popcorn stuff doesn't help! Thanks for revisiting those massive nests for us! Truly awesome beasties🐝👍💜

[@trainguy7261]

Love it.. More squirrel coverage would be great if that is possible. 👍

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks!

[@EducatedEquestrian]

Yeeeeeeessss!!!! Squirrel lovings make my day!!!!

[@marjanegrimes]

The patience you have to count out 5k yellow jackets is astonishing

[@tragiclifeofcomedy]

This man is a hero honestly. Seeing so many dead Wasps has made my day.

[@Baghdadbatterymusic]

I love how you feed the nests and remains to your animals. I have a deep fear of bees but I admire their collective work ethic and loyalty. It's nice to see the product of all their labor go to good use.

[@1993Nautilus]

The size balls you gotta have to do this job are Absolutely Massive

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Haha 🤭

[@guycantspell]

Not as massive as those nests

[@HornetKingOfficial]

@sinner ninja About as massive as a couple yellow jackets 😆😅

[@Rude_i_Wredne]

Well, if they're being stung repeteadly...

[@neo7759]

I don't get it, doesn't the suit protect you from even a possibility of a sting? Like sure it's not a fun job, but what is scary if they can't sting you ?

[@heatherkohlwey8379]

Extremely awesome! You enjoy reviewing the last season during the off season. The next is coming up soon. I'm looking forward to it. Thank you for educating people about these magnificent insects. Stay safe and God bless.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks, Heather!

[@epikboi2198]

I can’t think of a better hero than this guy. Removing the things any normal person wouldn’t dare to go remotely near, and feeding it to his animals

[@scurfie2343]

So, I had this video playing and my wife walked by, stopped, watched for a second, and said "OMG!! This gives me the creeps!" Thank you for posting your work videos and the happy chickens and Emus.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Haha, always going for the cringe factor 😆😅

[@PostTraumaticChessDisorder]

I'm going through a difficult time in my life right now, but seeing you walking and whistling with those animals following you brings a smile to my face:)

[@kane7540]

Those were indeed extreme! I remember seeing them all, for some reason the bay window one didn't ring a bell until about halfway through. One of my favorite things to see would be the zoomed out shots of your birds running up to you anticipating the treats. Thanks for the great video and keep it up!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks, Kane! I'll try to get more shots this summer of the birdies sprinting for treats!

[@ToxicStudiosSWE]

I have a chronic fear of wasps and bees ever since i was a kid and litteraly hit my head into a next. These videos is now officially my therapy to try to get over that phobia since i have now bought a farm and have to live with the reality that i will probably run into a nest or two out here 😂 Thanks for nice and informative content ❤️

[@KeshetAylonit]

So glad I’m not the only one who is either using or will be using his videos as therapy. Good luck!

[@splawshy3346]

Im okay with bees but wasps are just... eeugh...

[@gurusupport27]

Same here, only I stepped in a nest as a kid. I don't remember it- my mother told me it happened and she had to come grab me. It's amazing what it does to you psychologically. I fear ALL bees now.

[@darklight8774]

I used to be afraid of em, just a few months ago actually. I overcame my fear once I stung myself intentionally. It might hurt a little, but it definitely gets rid of your fear. Now I destroy wasp nests for fun! (and also feed the babies to my ants)

[@jellybobo8008]

SAME i have A HUGE (MASSIVE) fear of bees/wasp/hornets.etc

[@MorbidHunter]

There’s nothing more satisfying than seeing you take down these nests and feeding them to your chickens 🐓

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoy the videos!

[@momon4157]

I love the parts where he drops off the nest for his chickens to eat up

[@8evanesse]

This is absolutely horrifying. Thank you for taking on this insanity, I’ve got mad respect for you.

[@starrzone]

This video was awesome! It’s amazing how such an innocuous creature can wreak such havoc. I love how enthusiastic the animals are when you walk into their own holding the black garbage bag!

[@LoneWombat2126]

With such a strong gene on both sides of my family for being allergic to stings, I truly appreciate what you do. I love seeing what animals can actually eat the remnants of nests that you’ve removes. I also love seeing different outside spaces chosen for their nest building. Could you show the variety of outdoor areas where you’ve removed nests, particularly giant/super nests? Thank you for the work you do helping out with this problem.

[@StopAndSmilee]

After years of product development and product testing…why isn’t there a suit, footwear and gloves that are 100% sting proof?

[@travismaxey8921]

Nothing is ever gonna truly be sting proof just like no vest will ever be bullet proof. The problem with making a thicker suit is it’s heavier so it’s gonna not allow the user to be as agile. It also makes them more susceptible to overheating

[@shootmalones]

There must also be a good feeling at the end of the day knowing that you made somebody comfortable in their home again.

[@shootmalones]

And safe*

[@lunam828]

Oddly I always find your videos relaxing and intriguing. Did you originally plan on going into this line of work?Keep up the good work!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks! Nope! I would have thought I would have stayed in nursing.

[@larascott5732]

You are a nurse!! Awesome

[@markgilbertjr413]

Ngl, this channel is healing for me🤣 it allows me to live vicariously

[@trillhavinfp5769]

Glad to see your getting the credit you deserve Hornet King ! , your before your time man it’s just pure technique with much education this channel taught me a thing or two about different wasps, bees, hornets, misconceptions and behaviors, etc when I found your channel it was a whole other world I been rocking with you over the years. Love From Atlanta GA

[@roadrocket7]

Me too! Yellowjackets and wasps in general have been my lifelong fear phobia. I applaud all your work & efforts. Keep these amazing clips coming. I get to face my greatest fears...from a safe distance.

[@gamingclipz7309]

Your videos have gotten me into new removal, atm I’m learning from a local bee exterminator. He keeps them if they are bees but hornets and wasps we always kill. Last week we got a 3 foot nest. We have videos but we don’t get any views. I still post them on my other KZbin tho if anyone is interested lmk. Ty for the content bro! I found my calling thanks to you! Stay blessed my friend

[@PickleHeroYT]

Have had a super intense phobia of stinging bugs all my life; seeing you remove these things is oddly comforting (even though I have to pause often 😅)

[@ubblebungus]

the video is fine but the audio of them buzzing sets me off

[@PickleHeroYT]

@@ubblebungus 100%, gotta listen to these vids with the volume loooow

[@lilsuzq32]

You're a brave man, Hornet King!!! -- HoleeCrapolee...So glad the Amish dad called you, watching out for his kids first and foremost!!!

[@mikebrown9718]

This video was awesome! I remember watching each episode that you did on removing those nests. Be honest Bret, the first super nest that you removed were you like, “Oh cool” or “Holy crap”? I would be the second answer then double, triple making sure my suit was zipped up and everything secured! Great video!!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Haha, it's STILL a "holy crap" when I tear into a large nest. Your confidence in your gear goes down a couple notches when you're in the thick of it. But you get used to it 😁

[@Brian-cr6rb]

Great summary of the mighty ones! I'm pretty sure due to the mild winter we had up here this season, there's going to be a lot of wasps buzzing this summer! I've got fresh EpiPens! Let's go!

[@Kholdstare0503]

I have alot of family in PA around Mapleton Depot (I’m from NC) and I always feel like I’m listening to family hearing you talk. Not sure why people pick on it, I like it. I also always feel like things are crawling on me watching all these yet I still watch 😂 I hate wasps/hornets yet they’re so fascinating. Keep up the content its great! 🤙🏻

[@danielwilson3373]

Why are these videos so satisfying? I love them

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoy them!

[@codymuller5744]

I find it so cool how you actually find uses for the hornet remains afterward. It's like a natural process or something

[@The_Castol]

This content is so amazing and wholesome

[@mijiah]

i have had a huge phobia of yellow jackets ever since i was young and was stung by one. i‘ve been watching your videos as a kind of exposure therapy, haha. great video!! ❤

[@s0me0n32]

I love the super nests. When it comes to watching you, the more yellowjackets the better!

[@cosmic4123]

Inside that vacuum is the forbidden slushie

[@davidmarsh959]

this is truly fabulous thanks mr hornet king you are the best I like the face that you dont use any chemicals, obviously you could not feed it to your brood.........I think all your videos are brilliant and I have seen every 1` of them too thank you Debbie xxxxx

[@excalibur2038]

I live in australia and man... even this is a bit much, massive respect to you for doing this stuff, i could not

[@seclusionworks7547]

I settled in for my HK fix.. armed with a cup of coffee.. donuts and settled myself in. Said coffee went down a smack as watched and I smooshed my donuts with the cup! Good God HK... dude.. whoa. I am gonna have nightmares over this! Its a definite top 5 of the HK vlogs1! Well done!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Haha this is great! Thanks for the support! 🥰

[@iamdarkyoshi]

You've got balls dude, I'd nope out of there at the first sight of those monster nests!

[@middysmamma]

@5:05 Imagine having to pull your pants down to use the washroom here!! WOW!!! lol

[@slockwood83]

Love your content! Could you do top 5 most aggressive hives?

[@michaelstewart9366]

I’m glad people like you exist

[@mckaymartin]

I'm always so impressed that you love to do this super awesome and scary job! You're really good at what you do so don't ever stop doing it!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you!

[@palefaced1]

Dude, those animals love it when he comes home.

[@Beauty-and-the-Dia-betes]

Those were some giant nests. This upcoming season might bring even larger nests. We saw what I believe to be a queen flying around by our large propane tank. Last year we had a queen cell built under the lid, this time we sprayed scorpion spray as a preventative. Looking forward to a new season of nests :)

[@TheMoeLesterr]

Never knew how much I needed channel like this man, thank you, I’m hooked for sure!

[@zCømputerz]

It’s always satisfying to see the chickens get a feast from these nests :D

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Spoiled birdies!

[@angelheart6936]

I agree!! I feed mine leftover bread from work so it dont get thrown away

[@mondraymondo]

Aww you fed the nest to your chickens!! Bless those feathered friends theyre so cute

[@michaelphillips7750]

I like when you feed your chickens and tap the ground and chirp. I found out that roosters make that motion and sound to entice the hens that it's good. So you're their rooster.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

I'm happy to be their rooster! 😆

[@IsoPreP089]

You should replay these videos!! I remember most of them, excellent videos!!!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks!

[@kristgeo]

Great video! I'm just amazed at the size of some of these nests!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks! I never get used to it!

[@nashguy207]

Wow it surprised me but I remember all these videos bit one. Your video have really improved over the years. I can't remember how long I have been watching your videos but I know its been several years and I still enjoy them. Keep up the great work!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks so much, brother! You've been commenting for quite some time, so I'm not at all surprised that you knew these videos! Thanks for your support over all these years!

[@middysmamma]

Your videos are fascinating!! I look for updates daily.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you, K Bee! 🥰

[@Lxnxly_12]

I love of how u are still helping people even tho ur getting hurt, stunged, and always have swollen hand or foot keep the good work just always remember we will still support u no matter what❤

[@mariagraziasiscar1223]

I have a blind terror of wasps, actually a real phobia; it is a fear so great and irrational that i feel my heart fail and my mind go foggy. I even remember the exact moment this phobia was born: i was four years old, and was stringing beads to make a necklace on the balcony of an aunt's house. A wasp buzzed in front of my face and i was fearlessly admiring her black and yellow striped body, full of curiosity in my innocent ignorance. Then i heard my mother's scream which scared me to death and i felt myself being lifted off the ground, while watched the beads bouncing and falling off the balcony like in a slow motion scene. I have these images imprinted indelibly in my mind, and everything started from there. I have tried many ways to heal but nothing worked. PS: this man is a hero!

[@brockmerritt1643]

I am both very fascinated and horrified by these videos! Keep up the great work Hornet King!

[@JSp4wN]

Nice! Just the other day I was wondering if you were going to make a "super nest" compilation. Always enjoy your videos, Cheers man!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks! I've been meaning to do this for a while, too!

[@mark2020]

When I was 4 years old my mom had taken myself, my brother and my sister, to the marina in San Leandro California to feed the ducks. I was running around like a little hyperactive monster that I was, when and I kicked a Wonderbread bag that was sort of just sitting inter mixed with the rocks. It was some sort of yellow jacket nest and I was stung over a hundred times screaming like a maniac. I actually had bee stings in my eyeballs. I can't tell you how therapeutic it is for me to watch your videos, keep up the good work!!! BTW, I too love chickens.

[@tommychew6544]

Those were some big ones! I bought a Natural Apiary Sovern style suit that I learned about from Fredrick Dunn in case I even run into one of those or an Africanized hive of honeybees. I did some open feeding late last fall and realized I was seeing as many southern yellow jackets as I was honeybees. There's a nest somewhere nearby.

[@IMBLIXPY]

Love how he goes, "Went home and fed it to my animals"

[@EmIly-xz2yd]

I do like that you feed them to your birds rather than poisoning them.

[@bethsmith3421]

You are a brave soul. I think any of these would have completely defeated me. The people in your area are certainly lucky to have you to do this service for them. Great video but wished there was more content of you feeding the birdies. How soon does your nest removal season start? Here's hoping you have a productive season in 2023. Just read an answer you gave to another comment. You used to be in nursing? That explains your calm nature.

[@shanellstrehlow7110]

Awesome. Those nests have me speechless 👍.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks! They were biggins 😁😆

[@Kirmo13]

that squirrel at the end is so cute

[@bk2524]

That close up of the stinger emerging is awesome. I didn't realize that they basically look like grubs internally and that they just develop an exoskeleton that gives them their distinctive look.

[@maineguide6975]

Dude, you’re nailing it! Another great video!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you!

[@athyscollection]

I came across this randomly but really enjoyed it, a very interesting profession that you must enjoy.

[@ivvy1221]

That's so terrifying... Hats off to you, hero!

[@elissalink4784]

Those are some very well fed birds! 🐓

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Spoiled birdies!

[@TGDarwell]

I don't know why this video was recommended to me but I'm now hooked!

[@WhatsMyGame]

great videos thank you! I know other have asked im sure, but why spend so long vacuuming them? Why not instead douse the whole nest, inside and out, with insecticide/wasp killer? Is this just so you can feed them to your birds later without chemicals?

[@evan8523]

Watching the birds eat the remnants is so satisfying. And I absolutely love the voice you use when you speak to them! Those chickens are definitely spoiled.

[@roadrocket7]

In my view, you are in the Top 5 Bravest Human Beings on planet Earth. I shake and tremble watching these clips. Great White sharks and HORNETS are in my top 3 scariest creatures known to man. Yellowjackets are #1 hands down.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks!

[@sinsgal]

He was so calm while holdig the humming wasp nest

[@valmetcat8042]

The animals getting fed is so wholesome

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Spoiled birdies and squirrels ❤😁

[@SysOpQueen]

i love watching the emus and hens and rooster eating the nests! AND THE SQUIRREL! all super cute! always in PA when visiting united states. Accidentally stepped on an underground nest as a child, under some mulch. Noticed a few hornets digging on the ground and got curious, picked at it a little. we get back as out come 40, 50 then friend and i go running at what seemed like 60 to 100, a few caught up and we each got stung once or twice.

[@railroad5024]

It would be really cool if you'd make paper mache bowls or something with the nest paper. Bet you could sell it as merch. I'd buy one! Love how all your animals follow you when they see you coming with a bag. They know Dad's brought them some goodies lol

[@ravioli6394]

Crazy amount of trust in that suit. Can’t believe they make them big enough to completely cover those enormous balls

[@Mark-mu4pj]

Thanks really good video, it's amazing how many can be in a super nest colony.

[@hubbahubbawow]

Wow, I love that you feed the nests to your birds. Good stuff, hornet man

[@jlm17533]

It’s so incredible to watch what you do !! It’s amazing to see how huge these nets get to be !! Love watching your videos!! Your squirrel 🐿️ is adorable 🥰 Happy New year 🥳

[@doyoulubme]

Now that's the type of content I love in my feed.

[@amairplanebrrrpppptttttt9094]

I like seeing the removal but I'm really here for the feeding frenzy at the end lol. The squirrel is so cute

[@yessirpapi5839]

Out of everything that I would normally watch, this is such an outlier but man, so interesting/informative/entertaining! Love from North Carolina 💪🏽 subbed

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nitroburn72]

Just out of curiosity, like in the first nest in kds room, can you uld you have set up a sort of small four-sided pop-up type tent curtain thing to keep the bees to confine the bees (once ceiling's opened up) to a much smaller area? Also, when you squish one, isn't a pheromone secreted that triggers the bees to attack whatever has that smell? Thanks for bearing with me.

[@Y0g_rt]

Its currently 12:33 AM and this is my new favorite channel ❤

[@Batmann_]

Great vid. More countdowns or top lists would be cool!

[@cheshires_top_cat]

I haven't even finished the video but super sick idea, excited to watch

[@michaelbaumgardner7771]

Just watching this gives me the chills love your videos

[@isaacfisher4319]

around 1:06 you hear the buzz, im in vr so that sounded like it was right next to me, and seeingvas these hornets can kill, i jumped so hard thinkingbone was next to me 🤣

[@isaacfisher4319]

its around 1:02

[@bigb63fsu]

One of your video’s randomly popped up on my feed as recommended: now I can’t stop watching your videos 😂

[@lynxbelow6922]

Stinging, flying bugs paralyze me with fear. I'm like an elephant versus mice lol, you're practically a superhero!

[@razordragon7800]

I'm wearing headphones and keep jumping out my skin when a hornet buzzes on the camera lol

[@jgn2112]

Let's pause for a minute to acknowledge how awesome it was that he used a clip of Harrison Ford in Witness for the first nest!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Haha, I watch that movie a lot!

[@One.DeSanctis.]

Great camera on the ovipositor/stinger 0:35. Haven't been here in a while, so my first time seeing this footage.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks! That's one of my microscope shots!

[@riannekuilder7374]

As a horse rider: Thank you! For removing the nest from the jump, horses hate getting stung (I don't blame them 😅), and when they get stung, it can get extremely dangerous for the horse, for the rider AND for the spectators. Imagine getting run over by a 1300ibs panicked animal... not fun... Yet sometimes we have to do this sh!t ourselves, because the professionals think that the wasps belong there ("it's not a threat to people")... So, thank you for doing this work 😊

[@ajpaz7697]

This is amazing I’m glad u inform us on what to do

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks! Glad it helps!

[@woodenturnip6092]

7:17 “it was his smile, that damned smile ❤”