PORTAL TO HELL

Mean old hive. REALLY MEAN old hive. Decades old. Impossible to get any comb out of this one. You won't believe the aggression. Located in an old adobe building in Portal AZ. Beautiful views with death with wings. Can't really say much more about this one! www.killerbeeguy.com

[@georgeadcock2347]

Got into a situation with killer bees . Got 150-200 stings mostly around face. They got in my bee suit. Spent 3 days in ICU .. Avoided a tracheostomy by a hair....

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Holy bee barf! You are lucky to be alive! Where are you located?

[@MarkArrand-cf4cl]

How did they circumvent your suit? Do you suffer from Anaphylaxis (sensitivity to venom)? If so, you are fortunate to still be alive. If not, 200 stings and survived, Same. I got poked twice through my suit. Both to the head.

[@FadeToBlack80]

I couldn't believe what i was seeing! The amount of bee's swarming around almost looked like CGI! And the audible intensity of the buzzing, whoa! I cant imagine, after seeing how aggressive they are to you guys, someone accidentally stumbling upon these unprotected!

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Right!?

[@yakovbrod9992]

@@KillerBeeGuy how was he getting stung through the suit again?

[@jeffholverson8294]

Hey guys, you might think of getting a cheap CB radio. They have an output for an auxiliary internal speaker and an external PA (public address) speaker. You can get one cheap at almost any big truck stop and wire it up so you can switch to PA and talk to people without opening the truck. I bet the firetruck has an external speaker already. You can help keep people from moving into the danger zone. Just a thought. Keep up the awesome work and most importantly stay safe. Also you might talk to you local Fire department EMT supervisor and see if they will put an epinephrine injector on your truck. You can eliminate the legal risk by having the victim self administer or doing it while live on the phone with EMS or the local ER. Minutes count maybe worth a try.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

I like the PA idea! Didn't know about the self injecting Epi thing! Thank you!!

[@west3381]

This is by far one of the most intense removals I've seen so far! Great job guys!

[@ronnieboucherthecrystalcraftsm]

your very limited ! = small brain type

[@BeeSanctuary]

Here in South Africa, these are our regular bees, for this reason, we would only do removals of this nature at night using red lights, that way we can control them. Would never do it during the day. Once we get onto the honey they generally calm down.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

I wish we could but we are so busy we don't get to pick the time usually. We're on call.

[@RealGrandpaBullFrog]

If someone gave me a red light and said here you go..I would just look at it and walk away..lol

[@ericdircks]

Here In South Africa These Are Our Regular Bees For This Reason We Would Only Do Removals Of This Nature At Night Using Red Lights That Way We Can Control Them. Would Never Do It During The Day. Once We Get Into The Honey They Generally Calm Down. I Wish We Could But We Are So Busy We Don't Get To Pick The Time Usually. We're On Call.

[@Cruusher]

it's weird how I can feel shit crawling on me while watching this in my own house...

[@KillerBeeGuy]

You are welcome!

[@billrobbins5874]

One minute on a job site like that would be too long. Stay safe you brave ones. ♥️👍

[@damaddog8065]

Mild mannered Honey bees, WITH SERIOUS ANGER MANAGEMENT ISSUES.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Ha!

[@AidanKelly-h3f]

That's some crazy aggro bees! I never saw so many of them latching on and digging in like that, it's as if they know the suit is protecting him and that they have to get through it to get to him. I can't help but imagine the universe of crap someone would be in if they just happened to walk into a situation like this without any protection, out there in the open with nowhere to hide or shelter. I can see how they don't call them killer bees for nothing!

[@pattycoe7435]

This one goes to one of my dreams of horror. I am so allergic and to see them swarming is actually making my skin crawl, but I love watching your videos. I guess I must be sick to enjoy watching something that could easily kill me.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Think of it as therapy you can eat popcorn to!

[@suetaylor46]

same here!!!!!

[@kellycollver1931]

I feel the same since I'm allergic also . But I like the info and being educated

[@nonserviam9673]

I'm allergic to wasp and hornet's but I was hit with killer bees in Panama(jungle expert school) and had no reaction. Got hit three times in the head, luckily I was the point man so I pissed them off and the guys behind me got it worse.

[@markhoezee6292]

What do you guys do with your suits after each removal? There has to be hundreds of those stingers stuck in em

[@Wildirishmanbiker]

I have a friend whom I buy mesquite honey from, best tasting ever. He told me back in the spring to be watchful of swarms. Well I had one that weekend. It was cool in the am and I was working on a rear tire on my motorcycle in the back yard. I went to get a breaker bar out of my shed and walked past my mesquite tree, I wasnt paying attention as it was getting warm and I wanted to finish the work before it got too hot. I heard a noise when I walked with 3 feet of the ball of bees about the aize of a basketball. A few 100 started to fly around and I ran for the front door and my cat. I noticed after 10 min they settled down and as I watched em could tell they were trying to keep the queen cool. I went out and worked on my MC that was 20 feet away. 😳 I dont know who is more obnoxious the flying insects or the guy trying to make funny jokes 😆

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Wow! Where was this? BTW it would be the guy with the jokes....

[@65drummer1]

Well Reed, you & Hosh really PO'd the little bostages this time. I believe the great grandpa bees made an entrance, especially in Hosh's suit. These copycat bee removers who holler about unnecessary killing should come down to Az and get a real education. Stay safe Brothers. Great video.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Totally with you on that! These are NOT our Grandfather's honeybees!

[@craymosstheater3999]

I remember as a kid, living in the middle of nowhere Hidden Valley. Before all the houses took over the desert. You could hear the swarms coming minutes before they showed up, and we would go inside and wait till they passed by. The noise was like this video but louder as they came and flew over and left… Arizona bees are no joke, lol. I got stories for days…

[@lostpony4885]

Looks like its kill or bee killed

[@darrellkendall5347]

​@lostpony4885 I soo needed this comment. Thank you

[@markokrasa3584]

Knocking down literally tens of thousands of brain cells with that spray glue

[@KillerBeeGuy]

I just read the rest of your comments. You always so supportive? Any more and you will be blocked and reported for harassment.

[@-Hold_this]

@markokrasa3584 Sorry to hear that, hope you get well soon! Sending my condolences 😢

[@lynnmoser6918]

Hornet King employes a vacuum sometimes 2, to get some of the swarm. Even has used 2...

[@KillerBeeGuy]

These bees avoid the suction!

[@suetaylor46]

I absolutely petrified of bees! I'm allergic. With that said, I sit and watch these videos daily!!! I've learned so much. Portal to Hell actually caused me to have a nightmare but I still watch🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Glad you like them! We actually hear that a lot. More coming!

[@youtubeurevil]

Instant subscribe ! Love your profanity and dedication ! Greetings from CZ

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Welcome aboard! Thank you! People forget that this is war footage. More coming!

[@patmancrowley8509]

Paint ball armor under the bee suit to keep the stingers off? Chest plate, arm guards, back plate etc. Yep, it's Arizona and its hot.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Exactly. Too hot.

[@papadopp3870]

I have to tip my net to you guys. The thought of suiting up like that in Bisbee, anytime except maybe mid-winter makes me sweat profusely and dehydrate!

[@rt4rtl]

The morbid part of me wants to see how Africanized bees and Asian hornets would duke it out.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

check out our vid here on YT 'Konichiwa Bees'!

[@beaverc2884]

I joined this channel about a year ago and I have to say this is the biggest and meanest hive I have seen. You guys are amazing.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

It was horrible!

[@timebot000]

@@KillerBeeGuy ...dang, that episode was hard to watch! You all are so brave and Tolerant, afew stings heren there right?🥵 God Thanks you Forever!

[@Godisgood778]

Yeah they' are means bees because he dosent calm them with smoke, I bet it's just for the views that he does this plus killing tall them bees ite hurting our eco system 😢

[@dadstiny_]

“i gotta knock some of these little fuckers down” was so badass 😂

[@KillerBeeGuy]

It's all out war!

[@2373stevieb]

So if the bees don’t get you the rattlers will. Great vid guys. Never seen anything like that before.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

That was a strange one!

[@jeffrey8977]

how refreshing it is to hear you guys call these things for what they are: a menace !! most other videos the guys are pondering "to be, or not to be" and all that BS. I'm officially a fan.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Thank you and yes, there is WAY too much BS out there!

[@hoshdog]

so much BS... Cooked up in a lab and totally invasive, environmentally toxic, and deadly. What's there to ponder? Trading logic for honey.

[@damaddog8065]

You know if we could control those, we could give them to the Army for Search and Destroy operations. Hulked out bees.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Bee bombs...

[@watrgrl2]

I think you guys need to invest in some of those really serious bee suits that the asian guys wear that go after the giant asian hornets to collect their larvae which they then use as food. Those suits are air conditioned and nothing gets through.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Check out Konichiwa Bees here on our channel here on YT.

[@wolfofrhodeislandx7462]

Man you guys are the savages of the killer bee removal.those beez in az dont play!!💪💪💪

[@KillerBeeGuy]

They are serious business!

[@ShiverPlumbingTN]

The wee little cans of sticky look silly . I’d come w a way to use cheap electric maybe battery pressure washer & soap cannon . Mine sprays 2ft wide pattern of thick soap . You’d just need water barrel - prob sellrain barrels nearby w spigot . You kill them all w soap and spray your partner suit down when they holler .

[@KillerBeeGuy]

We used to use soapy water but got way too many complaints about the mess. Had to stop.

[@Susie-y8t]

You guys are amazing..holy shit !!! I'm glad you are okay..keep up the good work !!! God Bless you !!! ❤

[@KillerBeeGuy]

That one was a bit much... So damned dangerous.

[@ramcharger9146]

It is crazy how much of the desert can preserve things or drier areas I should say compared to up north everything here is Rusty and you have to dig a couple feet to find if it's if it's old lol

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Right!?

[@patnoble1914]

Do you treat your protective suits with Pyrethrum? I know it will keep ticks off but I don't know if it would keep the bees from attacking so fiercely.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Once the attack pheromone is in the air It makes no difference.

[@johnbaggett7789]

This is the worst of the bees I have before yall are the craziest I have seen. Holly crap.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

No shit! Surprised even me!

[@robertwhite3752]

Jesus fella’s! My God I’ve heard of extremely aggressive killer bees, but I’ve never seen anything like this before in my life. May I ask, don’t they make a suit that can withstand any sting? Say the Asian Giant Hornet suits? Or will they get through no matter what suit you wear because of their shear tenacity to do so? And do the stings you do receive hurt as bad as full stings? I agree with you 10,000% on the fact that these SOB’s need to be killed. Every single one of them! Let the boys who are yapping about saving and requeening come and do it. But I bet you don’t get many volunteers at all do you. Just a bunch of lip service. Total newfound respect for this profession. Personally, I don’t have the balls to do it, and I’m not afraid to admit it. Stay safe gentlemen, you’ll both be in my prayers. Just wow… Edit- I had to come back and subscribe, like, and of course follow. If there’s any channel that has earned my sub and thumbs up it’s yours guys.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Hey Robert! Welcome to the hive! it's great to have you along! Check out the other vids. These bees can get so damned mean.

[@robertpeters9438]

6:48 oh my, I'm hoping those walls are not rubble filled...with a side of buzzzzz.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

They are so mean!

[@nicolec7290]

There are only 2 things I’m afraid of Bee’s & chuck Norris. Good video

[@KillerBeeGuy]

We got you covered!

[@scaredsilly1982]

OHMYGOODNESS! FRIGGIN CRAZY AMAZING, AND TOTALLY SCARY!

[@KillerBeeGuy]

That was about as bad as it gets!

[@tomfogarty9664]

Dudes, do the kb’s know that you are people with special suits or do they think you’re like aliens from space? Asking for a friend

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Hell, they'll sting telephone poles. Who knows what they think.

[@AndyHoward]

The "one of us" reference is from a movie called "Freaks"(1932)

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Right!

[@waxore1142]

Glad ya'll are ok. Its kinda sad you had to cut the original beams to the Adobe house underneath the wall.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

They were an add-on. Not the original!

[@Geferulf_TAS]

That's a helluva lot of bees

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Right!?

[@bliz75]

What happens to the bees that are still flying around? Will they eventually die, or will they rebuild?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

The remnant bee die off.

[@lynnmeese55]

I'm watching in 2024. Saw this over a year ago. This was definitely too much. WARNING! They only get worse. 😢😢😢

[@b.esperanza3563]

At 28:00 you got me. I got Solutions’s to share. Looking forward to sharing our experiences. I’ve been working with bees for 18 yrs and learned from the roots.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Awesome B! These monsters are really something.

[@daryl804]

Wait.... so am I honestly the only one to recognize the pyramid behind the grave to the right at 2:18.... ijs out of all the mountainous backgrounds.... this one is symmetrical ASF.. 🤫👁️🤐

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Not when you get close it isn't. Just another beautiful mountain!

[@watermouse9296]

I came for the killer bee's but stayed due to the language. hahaha. love it

[@KillerBeeGuy]

You are welcome!!

[@nativeamericangodfirst1083]

I deal with bees daily. Suit tucked properly you wont have a problem.those arent killer bees btw. Get em into a box and put each new box in an open area. Get honey.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Honeybees are an invasive species to the Western Hemisphere. We kill invasive species.

[@codeependent]

Apparently you don’t live in Arizona

[@nativeamericangodfirst1083]

@@codeependent right, I don't. More aggressive due to heat?

[@GuitarGuru357-rz9eb]

Africanized bees don’t seem to do well here in WV, and I’m ok with that. We don’t even really have an issue with foul brood or any other major problems. I’ve had hives with Russian bees get a little hot now and then, but compared to this it’s nothing. After watching this, I’ll never complain about varroa being my biggest issue again.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

These bees are in all of the lower 48!

[@scottsprings8329]

Curious. Why do wait so long before killing the bees? Shouldn’t you attack as they leave the hive?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Our other vids explain it all!

[@mac9955]

We've all seen the videos of Japanese Super Hornets killing a whole hive of normal honey bees. What would these bees to a Japanese Super Hornet?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

They will kick some serious hornets ass!

[@gregsmith7828]

i've seen folks use a shop vac for wasp/hornet nests. couldn't that also be used on bees? or are their exit portals too large?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

They avoid the suction!

[@speedfreak8200]

I've seen where people modify vacuum cleaners to relocate honey bees without hurting the bee's.

[@speedfreak8200]

@@KillerBeeGuy so did my ex wife

[@KillerBeeGuy]

HaHaHAHA!

[@roncozad4108]

That is freaking insane!!! Man I've always heard those things are nasty, but to see it first-hand wow!!

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Right?!

[@jacko4483]

Here's a story of my experience with Arizona killer bees. It was around March of 1997, and my friend and I went down to Cochise Stronghold to camp and rock climb. It's about a 15 mile drive east of Saint David across the desert. We got in late in the evening so we just slept in the car rather than set up camp. We didn't see anyone else around so we more or less had the place to ourselves. In the morning we were getting breakfast finished and sorting out our climbing gear. The night before we didn't see how much further the primitive road went, but we assumed there were other campers beyond us because it sounded like their generator was running. We started our hike to the rocks by following this road for a ways. The other campers must have been close because the generator was now louder. It didn't seem to make sense however because the road was getting more rough and it didn't seem like an RV could easily make it back there, and we did not see any indication of others, or hear anyone. After another 50-100 feet, it became clear what was making the sound. 15 feet up in a tree next to the trail was a swarm of bees so thick you couldnt even see through it. It looked like a solid ball about 5 feet in diameter. Our blood ran cold, as we were less than 30 feet away. We slowly backed up and went way off to the left a couple hundred feet before we headed back up the dry stream bed! We were probably 200 yards away from them at our camp and it was that loud!! The size of that swarm was easily 5 times the size of the one in this video. It was a rather chilling experience being that close to certain death.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Wow! Now THAT'S playing with the devil! It's a miracle they didn't know you were there. WAY too far from anywhere to escape!

[@jacko4483]

@KillerBeeGuy that was my thought. Like you said, you could be in the hospital parking lot and that's still too far from help! The upside was the climbing was beyond amazing in a stunning and sureal location!

[@philthemagician1949]

Great to catch up with you once again Cobber , it's been awhile , Oh yeah I live at Hastings 3915 , Victoria , Australia ... Where we also have the Dreaded European Wasp or Yellow Jacket as you call them ...

[@KillerBeeGuy]

They are a PITA for sure!

[@JoshuaBerner]

I'm curious why the fire dept didn't just burn the building down. Could of written up the order as a training op.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

It's adobe (dirt). Wouldn't burn.

[@plapnab]

I’ve gotten rid of a lot of nests, bees and wasps, but never anything like this. I usually start by drowning the entry points with a power sprayer standing about 20 feet away. Then when things calm down then start in with the pyrethrin. Awesome video

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Thank you fellow pro! More vids and removals coming! We'll be live tomorrow morning with a removal!

[@mccass13]

Why don't you dust or spray the hole before with pesticide busting through the wall?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

We thought we might get some honey!

[@darg1720]

Wow Reed that's the worst one in awhile. Hope you guys are ok. Love watching your videos. Thanks and stay safe.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Thank you! They were horrible!

[@TheAcenightcreeper]

My vacation homemis in cave creek, bought five acres in 2009 when az was hard hit by housing recession…glad i held on to it. I dont stay there that often, but i love the area

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Good purchase! You made a great decision!

[@rtrogers01]

I keep wondering why you don't have one of those rechargeable chemical sprayers filled with soapy water. You have said that soap kills them right away, so wouldn't it be good to have that with you always. It would get rid of most of them before you even get started. Not sure why your guy would just sit in the truck with a bunch of stinging bees.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

I stopped carrying the equipment on the truck because of all the complaints I had from customers about the mess.

[@joylefevre7288]

why don't you use soapy water? So many are flying around, won't they just go somewhere else and start a new hive?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Too many customers complained WAY too much about the mess! The remnant bees will die off over the coming days.

[@kh40yr]

One of those jobs where you sprayfoam the exits closed and burn the building, if you can. Your better off, Less pain and wasted product.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

It's adobe...

[@WilliamMurderface81]

Thank you guys for this sweet video.

[@Rainwatercolor]

Do you guys have Eppie Pens? Or how do you prevent yourselves from having reaction? If I get stung it swells up to about the size of 1/2 softball but I don't go to full allergic reaction. This scares the begees out of me LOL

[@benafoo25]

I think if you're not actually allergic you can build up immunity over time, I don't know if it's true but I've heard that.

[@dkelban]

YOU'RE awesome. Takes brass balls to take on a hive like this... Worst one ever.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Pretty damned rough!

[@chuckmiller5763]

Cave Creek near Portal is where the famous Lee Brothers are from. There is a cemetery there where several of that family is buried.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

I did not know that Chuck! That was the old H.A.T. building.

[@wing4ever]

In my opinion you guys don’t cuss enough!! Keep up the good work boys……

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Totally with you on that!

[@americanwelder9865]

So….. with the cab of the truck now full of bees. What are you going to do when it’s time to leave?

[@ndownman]

He's got a bee suit!

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Ummm, drive away? We happen to have beesuits. Happens all the time. We roll the windows down when we get up to speed.

[@americanwelder9865]

@@KillerBeeGuy Impressive!

[@KillerBeeGuy]

When the truck is full of bees we never get pulled over for some reason...🤣🤣🤣

[@ndownman]

@@KillerBeeGuy now that would bee a story!

[@markhoezee6292]

What do you guys do with your suits after each removal? There has to be hundreds of those stingers stuck in em!

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Power washer!

[@jeffo2112]

I would LOVE to accompany and assist Mr Booth on some of these nasty tempered Bees.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

It's a hell of a thing!

[@hemifiedsixtyfour2813]

Why in the world would you not spray them with soap or something ,before you get into the truck?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Ummm. then We'd be covered in soap. How can I drive if everything is slippery?

[@rapturesrevenge]

Holy shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit. I am SO glad I don't live near those evil little fuckers. Props to you guys for getting rid of as many as you can!

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Right!? More coming! They're everywhere...

[@ErikISkogen]

Why not use a big shopvac, mount it in the hole, hammer the wall and take lunch?😅

[@KillerBeeGuy]

I've use a shop vac like that before but the bees stopped coming out until the 'tornado' stopped! The vac works great inside in windows or on swarms.

[@Scratchync]

Wow!! What a crazy deadly hive!!😱😱😱 You guys have balls of Steele!! Yosh(sp?), you are such a GREAT narrator!! You have an awesome voice for this along with your balls of Steele lol🤣🤣. I hope you guys weee ok after taking that many stings!!😱😱

[@KillerBeeGuy]

AWWW! Thank you! Lots more coming!

[@Scratchync]

@@KillerBeeGuy looking forward to it!!😁

[@grampathecleveradviser5461]

So what I see here is a problem that can be solved rather quick, without ruining any honey. My method has worked for me for years. It takes out the bees but saves the honey.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Well good for you! I'm glad you are enjoying the vids!

[@Arcturuseyes]

I also love George Carlin.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Hell ya!

[@ramcharger9146]

I seen a killer bee in my area of New Jersey the other day last year we had a killer bees nest alongside of our fire pit and we would have bonfires and those guys were just chill out the whole time doing their thing and wouldn't even be bothered by the heat it was so weird

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Part of the problem with Africanized hives is they don't behave the same all of the time.

[@garymeredith2441]

I'm glad I saw your video here guys I go to portal about every 5 years to go Birdi was there in 2019 stayed with Jackie over at George Walker house I love it over there now what I would like to know is are the killer bees in the portal Cave Creek South Fork area cause I love going burdened in that area or over a Dave Jasper's Yand mainly are they near the George Walker house please let me know in the comments I would love to know where the killer bees are at so I can avoid them when I go burning and I meant mainly go there in August and September thank you guys .

[@KillerBeeGuy]

We have everyone up there keeping an eye out. You should bee OK!

[@kjames6r88]

Hey Reid, genuine question. I work in structural pest control, just wondering if you’d ever consider hitting these terrible hives in the middle of nowhere with a non-repellant pesticide and leave it for a day or two. Would that not be a simple way to take care of it? Obviously according to labels and such, and I suppose it would ruin comb. Just a curious question! For example just hitting a nest in Alpine WSG or something similar.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Not a a bad idea. I believe it would work in certain situations. Of course there is the comb issue...

[@bradleygamble1912]

I’m a traditional exterminator also and the vast majority of non repellent pesticides strictly forbid treatment of bees. I can confidently say that things like Termidor and Alpine would decimate a killer bee hive, but being that non repellents take a good bit of time to start killing, it would probably piss these bees off and make them even crazier for the better part of a day.

[@marklindemuth2958]

Where do the bees that are out of the hive go once you seal everything off?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

The remnant bees will die off over the coming days.

[@BrandonYoung-vn4dt]

As Reeds motto is ‘That was off the chain!” Great job guys🐝🐝

[@KillerBeeGuy]

You got that right! Thanks Brandon!

[@aarontaylor2906]

My favorite bee friends! ❤

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Awww! Thank you!

[@peterfranks7619]

Why can’t you customize your bee suits to the point you’ll never be stung again? How about a mist slash shower that’s customized to your vehicle to spray yourself before you seek refuge into your vehicle.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Any sting proof suit you would suffocate in. Also when the suit gets wet and sticks to your skin they can sting much easier!

[@WebbothyT86]

Do killer bees have the ability to sting multiple times or are they regular one and done bees?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Same as European honeybees.

[@JacquelineNelson-c4n]

Wonderful. Wonderful. Wonderful. Wonderfully. Wonder I wonder. Lemay Nelson. Vancouver. Washington. Pacific Northwest.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Good morning Lemay!

[@irishernandez492]

I feel you guys did that very stupidly.., knowing they were killer bees. Should of spray around and down the wall before opening the wall.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

More stupidity on the way!

[@juansalas4618]

These guys are not ready for this they definitely don’t seem experienced

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Ya Juan, only 30+ years. Definitely new at this...But I hope you are enjoying the shenanigans!

[@keepithd2010]

I have been told that the more bee Venom you ingest just continues to build up and there's only so much you can take and then there is a very good possibility that the next time you get stung even once you could die from it meaning it's not like your body builds up a tolerance for it and then you can get stung as many times as you want and it won't affect you. So can you tell me why it is good to have a little bit of venom. Does it have medicinal values. I'm allergic to bees and only have 30 minutes to get to the hospital and that's with my EpiPen so I don't go looking for them that's another reason why I wanted to know why it's good to take a little bit of venom. Thank you

[@KillerBeeGuy]

It can go either way depending on the person. Tiny amounts of honeybee venom have been shown to cure arthritis!

[@2Smoke311]

Pressure washer. Soapy water. Problem solved...

[@KillerBeeGuy]

We used to use one but got WAY too many complaints about the mess.

[@last_chance9845]

Killer bees have only been in Arizona since the 90s. All honey bees now have been Africanized in Arizona

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Yup that's it!

[@Denusa]

Thankyou thankyou thankyou for not forgetting about us KZbinrs. Sometimes it is hard for us to get the live streams. Thanks for reposting this live stream as a video. We been hearing so much about this removal job on other videos. We were worried we would not to be able to see this one as we are not TikTok'ers.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Actually all of the livestreams on KZbin stay on KZbin for all to see whenever you want! You can see all of our livestreams that we've done on KZbin!

[@kwacz]

i have seen bees chew through expanding foam and even caulk.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Me too! Good thing that dead things can't chew...

[@TheBurnsStuff]

Its not a killer bee video without swearing.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Hell I can't get out of bed without a little!

[@Jpepperguy]

TBH this seemed extremely irresponsible! The fact that measures were not taken to kill the bees rather they stirred up the nest without any treatment then when they were out of control then they decided to start killing them! Just dumb!

[@KillerBeeGuy]

We do use some situations, if possible, to show how aggressive these bees are. Also we were holing to retrieve the honey!

[@CvilleNin]

Goodness!! I think the cursing stings my ears more than the sound of those bees! Not watching any more.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Bye bye.

[@vica153]

Why would you piss them off a bunch, run away, and then come back and start spraying? Seems like you made this quite a bit more dramatic than needed.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

We never know what will be the temperament of the bees of every hive. Sometimes it's a walk in the park. Other times-not so much!

[@patnoble1914]

I have another question. I have seen documentaries where natives in Africa climb trees without protection and rob hives. How does this work?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Different species. These are AfricanIZED honeybees.

[@helmaschine1885]

Theyre all different species. There's regular African bees, regular European bees, and then there's the AGGRESSIVE HYBRID AFRICANIZED BEES that were no joke made in a Brazilian lab back in 1957.

[@cynthiafisher3392]

There isn’t enough money in the world for me to do that job. Great honey though!

[@KillerBeeGuy]

We hear that a lot! Thank you!

[@zackbranham6272]

Im 40 years old never been stung how bad is it

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Lucky you! No need to find out. Also that means you don't know if you are allergic. Oh ya, it HURTS!

[@deanskipit8220]

Love the vids and listening to reed cuss out bees and just have a good time sending the bees to hell. I am also learning as well so ty

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Thank you! Much more coming!

[@byronchurch]

Just lay down some old carpet , blankets , and use soapy water ! So much easier and you most likely get the queen . Maybe only the capped honey will be salvageable but that’s what you want anyway !

[@KillerBeeGuy]

We used to use soapy water but got way too many complaints about the mess.

[@AlanMaclay]

So what poison do you use and are you using a glue spray to kill them?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

We use Pyrethrin. And yes the spray adhesive works great. Doesn't kill them but it does make it so they can't fly!

[@thepooner9417]

whats the spray adhesive? I thought we want to save honey bees not kill? These aren't real killer bee's aka the giant hornet like things right?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Good questions! Honeybees are an invasive species here. They do not belong here. Killer Bees are these honeybees. The Giant Asian Hornet is the Murder Hornet. Our other vids explain everything!

[@lacrewpandora4164]

Looking at the saw marks in that stucco...was somebody doing repairs and end up having a really, really bad day?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Ha! A quick exit maybe!?