MURDER HORNET NEST REMOVAL,ASIAN GIANT WASP MASSIVE,VESPA MANDARINIA,YELLOW JACKETS INFESTATION

[@memyselfandi3925]

Loved how he beats the hornets against the wall. 😁☠

[@rigo1124]

2:15 smacked the shit out of those hornets. 🤣

[@drewski1535]

Yeah yeah that’ll teach you build nests in a building

[@schlazer-merv]

I didn't realize gumby worked in residential pest removal. Maybe next time he can bring Pokey to help???

[@ctcv-to8kq]

Hilarious!

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

Should have sent you with that big mouth no need for a net.

[@harryballsacky]

KERMIT WORKS IN HUMAN RESOURCES

[@twilightgardenspresentatio6384]

The block heads probably released those hornets to trap pokey anyway!

[@SmilingNinja]

He also speaks Mandarin

[@Imad_Oofus]

This guy “ok, we’re a few feet away let’s suit up.” Me: “ok, we’re a few miles away, let’s suit up.”

[@patrickdezenzio4988]

Me: I'm suiting up just watching this

[@Albert-ct6tt]

One small step for man. One giant leap for mankind...One of the Apollo's astronauts was BUZZ Aldrin...

[@harryballsacky]

FUUUUK THAT

[@harryballsacky]

@@Albert-ct6tt IS THAT YOU TRYING TO BEE FUNNY...?

[@HighVoltageMadness]

They actually didn't seem to aggressive at least compared to other kinds of hornets. Once you put the nest in the bag the others started to buzz around a bit but not attacking you.

[@marceld8961]

Nah yellow jackets and Africanized honey bees are way more aggressive.

[@Cinericius_est]

He might have been sprayed with repellent or something, you can't see everything in the video.

[@fbeale3537]

they were not Asian Murder Hornets

[@marceld8961]

@@fbeale3537 I knew these hornets seemed a little smaller.

[@fbeale3537]

@@marceld8961 yes far to small and definitely not aggressive enough for murder Hornets.

[@yungtrav101]

Imagine spending all day being a wasp to come home and home is gone... "bro.. wtf? How yall just up and move like that???"

[@bcstlmo]

I'm glad they had those helpful captions in the video. It really helped tell the story.

[@Wriggs74]

An absolute fantastic extraction. 👍

[@CorpuzBoys]

This is what Gumby looks like in Among Us

[@TheTibetyak]

Good God. You guys invented gunpowder. You invented fireworks. Those are key elements to utilize when removing these nest. Bring some BOOM!

[@Skull1802]

None hornets were harmed during this job. Except for those on the tie part.... And the ones after... well nevermind

[@DominusTecum316]

When Gumby was collecting them like Patrick collects jellyfish, I thought he was doing that safely secure them and then relocate them to the wilderness. Then the beating of them in that yellow colored net told me otherwise...

[@thecheeze9001]

That's the strangest looking bee suit. Is it more protective than the usual ones, necessary to deal with Asian hornets?

[@Sagittarius-88]

Asian hornets are a hell on earth of their own kind. Besides being aggressive, I believe their stingers are exceptionally long. They could probably pierce a normal suit, like the type people use for honeybees. The suits these dudes are wearing are probably like battle armor for nest removal. LoL

[@maninthehills7134]

I want a scuba suit like that

[@patrickdezenzio4988]

The average giant asian hornet stinger is about a quarter inch long so the usual bee suits are not protective at all.

[@sawmill035]

Imagine the poor soul that found that out the hard way.

[@Dhruv-Kumar]

@@sawmill035 exactly the same thought

[@VictorFursov]

Watching on 0:25 I suggest that is is not giant Vespa mandarinia, but smaller species with dark color, Asian hornet Vespa velutina. Best wishes!

[@bobjacobson858]

Yes, that is precisely what I was about to type. First of all, (as I'm sure you know) V. mandarinia doesn't build aerial nests, and of course the size and color pattern are very different. It seems that people want to call ANY Asian species of Vespa a 'giant murder hornet'. A couple years ago I watched a video from Japan in which it was quite plain the insects were Vespa crabro (and the location of the nest was consistent with this), but another commenter insisted they were V. mandarinia and got quite agitated with me when I didn't agree. (Hopedly I've learned a few things after studying them for half a century...)

[@VictorFursov]

@@bobjacobson858 Thank you for interesting comment and observations!

[@bobjacobson858]

@@VictorFursov You're most welcome! These videos provide opportunities to become aware of others around the world that study and appreciate these insects.

[@cherylstevens9370]

Yup

[@TraumaER]

That’s the funniest looking costume ever. 😂

[@harryballsacky]

GUMBY

[@CLOUD316]

nice bee suit looks super safe + padded + very well ventilated

[@harrybarnes3539]

awesome. What are the two circles on their backs though is that for ventilation or something?

[@mukremineroglu6243]

Yes, it is. The protective suit is so thick that it is not letting any air in. So there is ventilation holes😄

[@robgrear1142]

That is the best and easiest way to get a nest I have seen.

[@xxdop3_blastxx987]

The hornets that where in the top of the bag sacrificed for that bag tie🤣😂

[@Swimfinz]

Eddie Murphy's old SNL GUMBY outfit is being put to good use! Hahahahahah!

[@silverload3622]

That’s got to be the fastest kill I’ve seen on you tube yet

[@jasonbenjamin9371]

I love the suit designer...none other than Gumby himself!!!!

[@IlSuperuomo]

Abdolutely PERFECT job! FAST

[@RickyPisano]

Now THESE are the suits I'd wear!! Definitely.

[@richardcatalinajr.369]

Beautiful work, nicely done.

[@KonaLife]

Over here in the States we just use a long pole and an M-1000 tied to the end of it 😂

[@Sagittarius-88]

'MURICA!!

[@mufmager]

That was satisfying actually.

[@svenlozer1861]

So smooth and clean

[@abelstrd]

Even though I didn't understand a word of what was said, the video speaks for itself.

[@lollol-sr3lc]

dont understand why these removals are not done during the night when the nest is "inactive" and full - in tghe parks department thats how we do it - nighttime baby!!!

[@bobjacobson858]

Yes, that's true, but a pest control operator wants to make the best use of his time, and he knew that spraying at the end will solve the problem of the returning field workers. I'm in the US, and I often collected colonies of Dolichovespula during the daytime (netting as many returning workers as possible), but I usually collected Vespula (yellow jackets) at night. I collected European hornets (Vespa crabro) during the daytime because returning workers were easy to net as they circled around me.

[@lollol-sr3lc]

@@bobjacobson858 whatever WORKS I HAD ENGLISH HORNETS IN MY SUNROOM AND THEY WERE EVIL

[@Sliverbane]

For a moment they all seemed to be trying to figure what he was. 'Hey, what is that?! I don't know!!!'

[@rhondafurr7000]

Wow, the protective clothing is amazing. I’m scared of bees, wasps etc. I would do that job if I had that protective clothing. They must be expensive.

[@CYCLONE4499]

Those Gumby Bee Suits look awesome 👌

[@giants416]

Step 1: Manhandle nest by ripping it from roof Step 2: Wildly swat at remaining wasps Step 3: Use spray to kill hornets that might sting

[@johan-sy6tm]

Great work!

[@harrybarnes3539]

amazing

[@larrystehle3729]

Full HASMAT suits, WOW!

[@jenimbusy6765]

That nest, beautiful, but deadly.

[@silverload3622]

I’m Gumby god dammit

[@DominusTecum316]

0:32 Gumby after his show from the good old days was no long a hit. I am glad that he is employed and earning an honest living.

[@doshwrx3776]

Why didn’t he just use a hoover 🤦

[@sjbell4653]

This was an excellent demonstration of hornet nest removal, but not an excellent video, unfortunately. An M80 was definitely needed.

[@hrvojekosi5323]

pure elegance, humanism and waspism... crazy americanos use blow torch, liquid iron, silver, even nitrogen...

[@jakewestbrook3214]

that was a good clean capture

[@Spartan117JMC]

1:43 goddamn his suit is open O.O

[@samanthasimental3788]

I love the Gumby suits.😂

[@rosemaryortega9879]

Great job!!! :-)

[@tbear4pa]

That looked like a small early season nest in the summertime, like in late July.

[@vegassims7]

Gotta love the gumby uniform.

[@yodasmomisondrugs7959]

I like the flamethrower method.

[@Maintenance_Mark]

I don't know they language but he definitely said "EZ Clap".

[@thanosave7112]

love the outfit . where can i buy

[@daymonlindsey8150]

I was waiting for the funny part, looked like one of those Japanese shows with that green suit on......😂

[@chantalbarry3023]

Félicitations pour ce nid BRAVO

[@bikejbikej9321]

they probably eat it afterwards

[@steventriplett8556]

Good Job!

[@kriegfaust]

Looks like a deadly version of the teletubbies!.

[@FenriZz]

2:12 LMFAOOOOOOO

[@barryguerrero6480]

Those were not the Asian Giant Hornets. Those looked similar to our Bald Faced Hornets. The Asian Giants are BIG, and they're ferocious defenders of their nests.

[@cherylstevens9370]

Yup just big Asian hornets maybe you’ve seen the vid where the yakuza pulls up with paintball guns and blast a garbage can sized hive of these smaller ones

[@davedeville3902]

Where can I get the Gumby suit?

[@ckok7792]

As much as I hate that it gets cold for 4 months of the year where I live I am happy to know that the hornets won’t be able to enlarge their nests past a certain date. Not sure if this part in Asia has cold weather, but man I have seen some real large nests in videos from Australia and some just a few hundred miles south of me where the weather seems to always be warm.

[@deejaydiabolic]

Those camo bags look like something from Bape.

[@fredsavage4925]

"There you go, ma'am. That'll be 4M yen."

[@RomanianAlphaDaddy]

1:56 nothing like going jellyfishing right after bagging a giant hornets nest.

[@jjw6342]

Gumby now removes asian hornets nest.

[@MrDlt123]

So I guess dressing as Gumby provides a calming factor for the hornets.

[@barew]

А уже оделся как будто он разминирует фугас!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@niansenx]

Can you imagine if he dropped the bag!

[@squishybrick]

Not gonna lie, that wasp suit lookin' kinda sus

[@dewaynethornton7501]

A flame thrower

[@Blue_Collar_Hunter]

Would a back pack style vacuum be more useful than a net for removal of remaining hornets?

[@GGigabiteM]

Vacuum? More like flame thrower. The only option is to kill it with fire.

[@Blue_Collar_Hunter]

@@GGigabiteM I see, yes I suppose that’s also a valuable option. I was just thinking realistically without destroying the houses and business’.

[@unknownperson2422]

Catterpie! I CHOOSE YOU! (Throws pokeball)

[@t8polestarcyan22]

The quickest wasp removal I've ever seen. Especially without using a vaccum cleaner but hey...

[@dnote5788]

Omg Gumby back!

[@clifflee5404]

It's Gumby!

[@Untouchable_worldwide]

Keeping the door open for what?

[@kendogg8237]

Why do people wait until the hive is so large before seeking its removal?

[@RomuloTheBrazilian]

Green was the imposter

[@thurstonbell1692]

props to the nut job holding the camera

[@I_SuperHiro_I]

What you all don’t know is that’s actually just the landlord. This what happens when you don’t pay rent.

[@Wildkat-1]

Don't let those Hornets horn in on ya....!

[@makewithmegma]

🔥💕👌👍

[@Blueknight1960]

Murder hornet? Is that a new species of hornet? Maybe they should pass a law that makes it illegal for these murder hornets to murder.

[@srr8890]

But the caption showed many buildings, most of which were broken.... 🧐

[@joncampos5551]

Why don’t they smoke them out so that they’ll get sedated?

[@chantalbarry3023]

Super Bravo

[@conservos2349]

Could they at least make a bee suit that didn't make them look like Gumby?

[@akivatalansky]

If you put the bag in a freezer for 24 hours, you'll have freeze dried hornets that you can save.

[@ZevFei]

Perfect job, look easy but it's not, they done it many many times

[@alessandropl7888]

where is the flamethrower ?

[@russellcoleman5398]

Asian giant hornets is the proper name!

[@Giacomo020189]

If I see that, I call in a 2000lb JDAM strike on the building

[@dand3953]

After the initial takedown and bagging of the nest, if you had a ten gallon wet/dry vacuum (1/5 filled within-soap water), an 8-foot hose, and a five-inch diameter suction-end bell-fitting, you'd be able to suck out of the air (where most of the nest used to be) all fugitive hornets/wasps without all the flailing required by a net. Let electricity do all the hardest work.

[@ehwren]

pretty sure there was more in the soffet

[@dannywallis5302]

Why wouldn't you smoke it first?

[@Cgopat]

When Gumby attacks!

[@Brian-gj5xm]

You ever hear of something Raid?

[@poloridesolo33]

THEY SAVING THAT NEST CAUSE THEY'RE GOING TO COOK THAT SHIT UP LATER FOR SOME SPICY HO'NESS SOUP!!!

[@TheTruthPlease100]

if you do it at night....their all in the nest. if you have something to slow them down. they won't come out.

[@drewski1535]

Say bye bye to your house Hornets

[@Steve-yo4ld]

One Giant Can of Raid!!!👌

[@leoofthesky3337]

I think it is not Mandarina but Velutina