Massive Yellow Jacket Nest Uncovered In Storage Barn

She Found This In Her Barn And Immediately Called Me (Don't Try This At Home)
This is Part 1 of 2 colonies I removed FYI.......Enjoy
Welcome back to another amazing episode with Yappy Beeman. What a great season it has been for me and its closely coming to an end but not just yet. I received a phone call from a customer that believed she had a honey bee infestation in her barn. And to add a little excitement, thought it might be 2 colonies. Well that really got my attention and I couldn't wait to go meet her and the bees. The only problem is that this time of year, there is a huge chance that they may actually not be honey bees. Fall is the window where i get more wasp removal calls than bees. So going into this one already had me skeptical.
When I arrived my suspicions were confirmed. Yellow Jacket wasps in both situations. Oh well, as much as I love to remove honeybees, this would still make for some great fun.
I hope you enjoy the experience from that side of the screen. I promise it is much safer than from my perspective. Please don't forget to hit that "like" button and help promote the video. I hope this helps others understand that bees, wasps and yellowjackets can be dangerous and only an experienced person should mess with removing them.
I hope you enjoy it as much as I did and remember, I am a trained professional.....wink wink. Don't try this at home. or anywhere else for that matter.
Honeybees can always be dangerous and it is not recommended to attempt to remove them with experience with bees or construction knowledge.
I hope you enjoy this little bit of fun. I enjoy your feedback in the comments and thank you for taking the time to check out my channel. Until the next time, enjoy the show.
Yappy Beeman is a professional bee remover performing live honey bee removals in Alabama as "Alabama Bee Rescue" and relocates them to apiaries away from residential areas so they can rebuild and thrive as a honey bee colony producing honey. Yappy is an Alabama Beekeepers association member that has performed over 1000 live bee removals. Yappy with the help of his great friends Jpthebeeman, 628 Dirtrooster bees, Jeff Horchoff and many others, I have learned many skills to remove bee swarms and honey bee colonies safely for the bees and home owners alike.
@628DirtRooster Bees @JPthebeeman @Jeff Horchoff Bees @brucesbees @Nature’s Image Farm -Greg Burns @Castle Hives @Darryl Patton @Bohemia Bees @The California Beekeeper @Hornet King
Here is a little bee educational material for ya.
Africanized honey bees (known colloquially as "killer bees") are hybrids between European stock and the East African lowland subspecies A. m. scutellata; they are often more aggressive than European honey bees and do not create as much of a honey surplus, but are more resistant to disease and are better foragers.[23] Accidentally released from quarantine in Brazil, they have spread to North America and constitute a pest in some regions. However, these strains do not overwinter well, so they are not often found in the colder, more northern parts of North America. The original breeding experiment for which the East African lowland honey bees were brought to Brazil in the first place has continued (though not as originally intended). Novel hybrid strains of domestic and re-domesticated Africanized honey bees combine high resilience to tropical conditions and good yields. They are popular among beekeepers in Brazil.
Honey bees appear to have their center of origin in South and Southeast Asia (including the Philippines), as all the extant species except Apis mellifera are native to that region. Notably, living representatives of the earliest lineages to diverge (Apis florea and Apis andreniformis) have their center of origin there.

[@Splicer87]

Who knew there would be a whole community of vacuuming wasps and hornets on KZbin. What great entertainment!

[@patreekotime4578]

"Its not your fault you were born mean as hell!" Damn Yappy, these girls are pissed! Cant wait for part 2!

[@digit975]

I don’t know how the heck you do this job but wow I’m thankful for people like you. Even one yellowjacket freaks me out. I can’t even image going at a huge nest like this

[@randomnoname6657]

Hi, I'm from Russia and I've been terrified of bees, wasps, hornets all my life. But at the same time I watch your videos :)

[@robertphillips3992]

I hate to laugh at your pain but it was kind of funny to hear you squawk and then tell everyone where you got nailed. God bless you Yappy!

[@YappyBeeman]

Just thinking out loud......oops.

[@deathrunner123]

I'm glad i'm not the only one that hates yellow jackets 😬great video as always Yappy! Stay safe out there

[@TheGuyWhoIsSitting]

They have their place in the animal kingdom, they're actually very good at pest control, just watch Hornet King's videos.

[@maryjanebeatty6030]

Yappy!!! We have missed you! Sorry that you got stung so many times but enjoyed the video and can’t wait till the next one comes out :). Thanks for sharing and letting me tag along :)

[@YappyBeeman]

Thanks you. I actually had fun but still a bit itchy.

[@maryjanebeatty6030]

@@YappyBeeman well I think the yellow jackets have met their match!!

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@YappyBeeman If that was fun, you're even stranger than I am!

[@ritatharp5238]

I love bees but I don't love yellow jackets. Hope you're ok Happy after all those stings.

[@kathrynbales7356]

Why wouldn’t you drown them in the container rather than opening them up and vacuuming them?

[@hermesgeko]

I can't help it. I have to laugh at the sharp voice raises when a sting happens. 😂

[@YappyBeeman]

They sneak up on ya and the WHAM!!!!! SUPRISE! It gets me every time.

[@christanolde4126]

OMG! in Denmark, we now have the German Yellow Jacket, and it's big. The sting is 10 x 1 normal Yellow Jacket. They are very laid-back in the sommer, but come fall, it's a hole different ballgame. I have been chased down the driveway by a small group, and they are so big, it's like tiny helicopters with stinger missiles. You can literally hear them fly. Pure Hitchcock

[@YappyBeeman]

Ewww..... invest in a blowtorch I guess.

[@imagin916]

Hornet King says German yellowjackets are actually a more docile species than some of them we have in the USA

[@dcbirdsnbees]

I had a similar situation where my pants were covered and I got stung at least 50 times. From now on I have one jacket and a full suit everywhere I go. I have never been stung through my emt trousers before. I was itching for a bit myself. Be safe bubba!

[@AwkwaBen]

Oh man that was rough! Glad you got that taken care of for your customer. You're a real trooper!

[@zzydny]

This summer I got a bunch of stings from yellow jackets and red hornets--first time I got stung in years. Oh, did that hurt! You definitely have my sympathy on your stings! Hope that you recover quickly.

[@ussxrequin]

Hey Yappy. I like the dishwashing gloves. Sorry you got stung so much. That cow was so sweet. I love them. She was my favorite part of the video.

[@zalmaflash]

WORDS TO LIVE BY = It will be fun! Anything, ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING posted by Yappy should never be tried at home. Grab a camera and get somebody else to do it. Trust me.🤣

[@YappyBeeman]

Truth!!!!!!

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@YappyBeeman VERY!

[@spudgn]

Stand behind Randy and JP. That looked tough. Good on ya son. Well done.

[@angelrabbit13]

Not ashamed to admit that I am totally jealous of Molly’s lashes!!

[@YappyBeeman]

That's funny

[@jonathanhodgkin6546]

Yay your back,happy to see your smiling face,your interreaction with the natural world is a pleasure to watch,thankyou.

[@janhatcher6991]

I was in the Walmart parking lot today walking down the sidewalk about to smell a rose and the lady said don't go any closer there's a big wasp nest right in front of you and I kind of walked a little faster. Yikes! I told them in the stores hopefully they'll do something about it. I really enjoy your show thank you for showing us what you do. Love your sense of humor too.

[@spacedog2535]

Loving your content ❤️😄👍 Thank you for this amazing video, can’t wait for part two!

[@everlastingscribe]

Bless you, for making this video when you aren't feeling it for us to watch

[@W4iteFlame]

Welcome back...with a hot new video...and painful too. Hope second hive was not as agressive

[@sarahmannluker7528]

Worst sting I've ever had. Scarred my leg!! Hope you heal quickly.

[@YappyBeeman]

Already better. I'm a little more immune to them than I thought.

[@Jim1Tom]

Haven't seen you for awhile? Love your videos!

[@YappyBeeman]

Just busy. Hope to have a few more out in the near future. Thanks for jumping in.

[@tonyricard2959]

OMG, you have just sold everyone watching on a full suit. Thank you for confirming my thoughts. Love it… part 2… where …

[@YappyBeeman]

Part 2.....coming to a theater near you but not yet

[@cherylcarnes4207]

I hates them yella jackets!!! They are mean things. Don't forget the Benadryl. Take care Yappy.

[@straydeviare6097]

Crazy addictive content what a great channel

[@holistic.health]

Use lavender oil!!! It's amazing for that!

[@appulsprite]

i like that all the insect-removing youtube channels are friends

[@vezmike6836]

“Hey Molly, I got something for ya” 😂😂😂

[@crocheting-around-the-planet]

Part 2…looking forward ☺️

[@michellemorningstar880]

Yahoo a video From yappy omg yellow jackets scary yay your cover up omg feel sorry for you Yappy hope you do not hurt after this lol your one brave soul i would of run said forget lol thanks so very much

[@TH-hy9kr]

you are a good soul and a trooper, YBM! 🙂

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

Why is the comments turned off on this video? Massive Bee Hive Removal From Abandoned House Wall with Surprise Ending, February 25, 2016. Your videos never get old. Thanks!

[@YappyBeeman]

It's a KZbin issue from a couple years back.

[@cliveharrison733]

Great to see you back Yappy, I have the same itch takes a day before it starts but then itches like crazy for the next 3 days.

[@mimidavis2686]

I watch in horror and fascination! I’m severely allergic to all bees, wasps and even mosquitoes give me huge whelps so I go into extreme survival mode watching this. I know better than to start flapping my arms around and screaming and running when any of these flying demons come around. but I could not stand there, even in a suit, and remain calm. Yappy, you’re either insane or or the bravest man around!! ❤

[@jennr7500]

WHOA! You are dedicated to help your customers! What's worse than yellow jackets? Red Hornets - they just attack w/o provocation. Got my elderly mom one day when she walked out the front door of her house. I sure hope the flare from the bites goes away quickly! Part 2 must be super bad. Despite all you went through - it was indeed a good video - b/c I'm here safe and sound but know whatcha mean! Not as much knowin' but you know what I mean?

[@moritamikamikara3879]

Are you implying that yellow jackets don't attack without provocation?

[@aa-ze5cz]

Molly: "I know you've got honey somewhere Yappy, quit playin."

[@thecrow6915]

Good Too See You Again My Friend Stay Safe Out There

[@CRAZYHORSE19682003]

First as a former state certified Pest Management Professional let me say great job on dealing with this in an environmentally friendly manner. Second please invest in a whole body bee suit. There is no reason to take that many stings. In over a decade in the industry I was never stung on hundreds of Yellow Jacket/Bald Face Hornet/Paper Wasp nest removals.

[@kittty2005]

Good bee people are the salt of the earth, You ARE good people, Yappy be careful some people who are mildly allergic to hornet stings can just one day lose all resistance to the venom and develop full blown anaphylaxis and die if unprepared, always, ALWAYS carry an EpiPen and Primatene inhaler and keep your phone handy, I lost a girl friend that way, I nearly died from eating shrimp probably 9th time eating them and boom was in emergency room 6 hours same kind of reaction. If you are mildly allergic it can become horrifyingly so unexpectedly, no matter the allergy.

You are a very good videographer.😉❤

[@steveconley2363]

I’m so glad this came across my feed. This was an awesome watch. “These are definitely NOT bees.” 😂😂

[@GillysGold]

You need a full bee suit for YJ’s. Hornet King probably was enjoying this.

[@YappyBeeman]

Oh I have no doubt. Along with everyone else that knows how crazy I am.

[@danslininger1315]

Man, it was already in the burn pit... some fluid and a match haha

[@fk319fk]

I have "dot band-aids" The are about 1/2 inch round band-aids with adhesive around the edge. I usually put one of these over bug bytes to prevent scratching. They still itch, but the prevent the scratch.

[@johngramer]

Good to see you, been a while/

[@alantira]

Sei stato bravissimo! Non oso immaginare quanto male ti possano aver fatto tutte quelle punture!!!

[@apismellifera1000]

Cool looking southern yellow jacket nests

[@christinethompson3312]

Yappy, use ivy dry for the itch. That stuff is amazing.

[@kevinheard8364]

Wow.... You've got a lot more courage than I have. I'd have been wrapped up to where I looked more like the cartoon-like "-Man". Great job!

[@SpirituallyGifted888]

This was very interesting to watch. Thank you for sharing 🤗

[@jj68]

"it's not your fault you were born mean as crap" I say the same thing to my granddaughters 😀

[@YappyBeeman]

Lol....priceless.

[@WhatsTheBuzz]

Last time I had an enclosed yellow jacket nest like that, I took a CO2 tank (from a soda machine) and slipped the hose in and let it flow at a low volume. It doesn't kill them, just kind of puts them to sleep and/or makes them real dumb. It made them easy to handle and bag, but they do wake up after a while!

[@fool8304]

So awesome for you to hold a fan meet-up like that. Great turnout

[@YappyBeeman]

I wish.....I had to pay them in corn cobs just to get them to show up

[@JoeyDadawg]

The Hornet King is probably laughing 😂 the whole time.

[@YappyBeeman]

Oh ya....no doubt. He's a great guy in person as well as on screen.

[@Possumsrock]

Bless your heart ❤️. I am highly allergic to those bad things.

[@samanthawaddell2070]

might sound crazy, but I've always heard rubbing mustard on a sting from a yellow jacket helps draw out the poison, I got into a nest weed eating for a friend , got stung fifteen times rubbed mustard on each sting, I was sore but I didn't itch. stay safe dealing with those vicious insects

[@YappyBeeman]

I guess I'm going to have to take a few stings and try that one out......

[@ronin4991]

Yo I wonder how much the bees would've expanded their bee empire if the homeowner hadn't called you to move them out.

[@moritamikamikara3879]

I didn't see any bees...

[@ronin4991]

@@moritamikamikara3879 yea Google says there's like 20,000 different species of bees and closer to 30,000 species of wasps, probably all with official scientific names. so they can all be 'bee'.

[@Dom_The_Otaku]

I honestly liked the background music you put while you were vacuuming them out.

[@YappyBeeman]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bn-kloyHg8qkr8k Enjoy

[@trimbaker1893]

How bout that plantain? amazing stuff. I grab a few leaves, chew em up and put it on the stings. I got into the hornets last year. Chainsawing...put my boot into the nest. They got my face, underneath the screen shield. one of em was holding onto my lip as it stung me. pure chaos. I swelled up, looked like a shaved camel.

[@opulentcartgtag]

cool videos Yappy Beeman . . . . . keep up the good work

[@DatBoiOrly]

he's back!! i like this version of you the more serious tone added suspence to the video!

[@UserRandJ]

This was funny mate, and you're a brave guy. I mowed over a nest that was in the ground on my ride on mower, I did not get touched but my European Doberman got covered in them- she was nailed but took it with style, I was pulling them off her she even had 3 in her but hole. She had no reaction but I put her on antihistamines anyway. I then figured out there were 5 of the nests- after I eradicated the first 2, I continued mowing over the next few days and found another 3. So 5 in total. Huge nests with massive stacks of them in each. My method to remove them- definitely not a vacuum cleaner- that was hilarious. I used a dog flea treatment you can buy from the supermarket or pet shop- the one that is in liquid form- it contains fipronil, so you put about 6 to 10 drops on some bait- a strip of bacon worked well but I also used a small tin of cat food. I put that just outside their nest at night with a torch when they can't attack you. They were genuinely wiped out/ whole nest was dead in 2 days. So I got 2 of the nests that way, and the other 3 I used a length of plastic pipe, poked down their hole and sealed around the opening- sprayed a bunch of fly spray down there and let them think about that for a while. Dug them up and kept spraying. Was still a bit frightening that way but no stings. Then I found a 6th nest in a hollow log near by up in a tree- massive nest. For that I made a bait box- some container - I used a plastic one with a lid to stop rain- drilled inch diameter holes in the sides, to let the wasps in at the bait- (fipronil - / liquid flea treatment for dogs). That nest went for the bait and were wiped out in 2 days. By the 3rd day there were mice or rats that discovered a feed and they stripped the nest out of the log completely. Then I found dead mice under the log. So that was all very interesting. It's almost summer here now in Australia, I'll see what this season brings. Regards Jake

[@YappyBeeman]

Y'all got some crazy cool critters down there. I would think yellowjackets would be the least of your worries. Thanks for sharing the experience. Yap

[@UserRandJ]

@@YappyBeeman Yeah you're not wrong. In that same location I was throwing a stick into the long grass for the dogs- prior to mowing. Then while mowing an Eastern Brown snake came out at us. Those are the second most venomous in the world. And we get tiger snakes here a lot- # 4 venom. I don't worry about the platypus here, but a guy was bitten in half by a great white swimming in Sydney a few months ago. Horrible footage on youtube- the fishermen around didn't even pull their rods in- just stood there while the guy cried for help. I know I would have pulled the rod in to show some respect? He almost grabbed a beer instead. The worst predators here are the salt water crocks. Nothing comes close to their power. So I live on the other side of the country. Oh, our government are scary too. Regards Jake

[@pickettmandi]

I have a doberman and a bee hive in Massachusetts.

[@ChristaFree]

Wet some tobacco, even from a cigarette, and put it on your stings. Within a minute or two the pain will go away and you'll barely be able to see where you were stung. I got 27 stings one time and 42 another. It worked for me. I was sick for a day after the 42 stings, but it still took the pain and swelling away.

[@empireoflizards]

I've seen many a yellowjacket removal vids but this one was pretty damn funny! Oh...and they do itch!!

[@YappyBeeman]

That's a definite compliment. Thanks for jumping in.

[@FXTyga]

Crazy nest! "These were definitely not bees"😂Them Yellow Jackets usually real aggressive too, Yappy gets stung multiple times and just doesn't seem to be really bothered 😂

[@catspek]

LOL x 10 “I’m sorry girls. It’s not your fault you were born mean as crap.“ 😂😂😂

[@LaughingInTiny]

Oh that was COOL looking! Its too bad you have to destroy the paper. It would make such a stunning art piece. Could be a great side hustle if you could find a way to get them to just leave the paper nest and THEN suck em up... LoL 🤣

[@oregon433]

Surprisingly entertaining.

[@feynthefallen]

I once had to eradicate a yellowjacket nest. I didn't like doing it, but they were in the one spot where I just could not have them, and they grew ever more aggressive over time, so sooner or later they forced my hand. I put on my big woolen sweater, woolen cap, two pairs of pants, boots, welding gloves and bee suit bought just for the occasion and sprayed them out. I would have preferred to relocate them, but the space they were in would not have been accessible without major damage to the house. Turns out I wouldn't have had to bother. These modern contact sprays leave them literally zero time to attack.

[@laurenwilson2145]

This one hurt my heart to watch. ugh, but you did such an amazing job. Amazing.

[@YappyBeeman]

It hurt me in a few places too.......lol

[@williamkn621]

Oh yappy, I hate those yellow jackets but love my bees!

[@TheDJCon]

That's a nice truck Yappy!

[@lilywelch-new4369]

Hey, we want to see you tackle that box too!!

[@YappyBeeman]

It's coming.....I actually started the edit today.

[@b0x0by]

Get some well deserved rest this was stressful to watch

[@jdgindustries2734]

I've never watched one of your videos before, not for any reason, just never come across one. But I've see 628D.R. mention you. I loved the call-out to Hornet King in this video. How did those gloves work? We're any of those stings in the hands? Those didn't look like they would block the stingers.

[@YappyBeeman]

Gloves from harbour frieght. The stings came on my back where the suit rode up. They sting but didn't last long. I might have to take a few more just to become more immune to them. Thanks for jumping in. Rooster and Hornet king are great friends and I enjoy working with them.

[@tarameier6575]

You must be doing ok. That did not look fun. Ouch!

[@SaberKittyZero]

I had that view at my family farm. You don't appreciate it until you move out of state.

[@crocheting-around-the-planet]

Have missed the Yappy🐝man This is one fun video Mr Yappy I know it’s serious, but entertaining….. I’m so happy I’m this side of the camera, as i’m sure 100’s feel the same…😱🤛🏼 Here in UK, the small #wasps are painful(took one in my side yrs ago😢) how u sttod that close to sp many? 🤭🤛🏼

[@tomquintero7583]

Yellow jackets, you put a large piece of visqueen over the hole thing and throw a couple foggers in, go in the next day and take nest apart so you can get the brood out so they don’t hatch out and start up again.

[@timothy4664]

I missed this one. Why do I think Hornet King was smirking. Love ya Yappy

[@YappyBeeman]

Oh I'm sure he laughed his head off and may still be. But all good fun. He's a great guy. Glad to call him friend.

[@appulsprite]

cant wait for the other one!

[@bluzervic]

Looks like you had your hands full, yellow jackets are nasty. My neighbor had a nest in the ground and some dude came over with a couple bars of some material and BAM they were gone… took longer for him to suite up. … I need to figure out what it was. Oh…. Got to love that Dirtrooster hat 😉

[@emu-5493]

Yappy, I'm a beekeeper too. You ALWAYS produce very compelling video. And , much as I try to like JP and Shawee, they always treat you like a jerk. (I assume they are better company "in person" than 'on video?' ) Those 'animal handler gloves' you carry are good to have. I'm not a smoker but it's almost GOOD you are! (1-2 without additives) smokes a day are GOOD for everyone. I have a buddy who grows tobacco (not weed) in his garden. ..) Wasps and yellow jackets are somewhat repelled by smokers' blood... I'm also VERY allergic to yellow jackets. Take an Allegra every day (like a booster shot) and carry a Bronkaid in your pocket for that day your body 'decides' to stop breathing... (Even works as antivenom for bites if you 'scare up' a rattler. ) =Keep up the good work. I'm a BIG FAN!!!

[@YappyBeeman]

Thank you for a great comment. Jp and Schawee are good people. We have a weird fun on camera but I assure you, in person there's none better. Hope you are well and your bees. Thank you for the video compliments and I look forward to bringing you more.

[@crankyconrods7417]

Yappy we love ya not making it weird or nothing 🤣 since watching the channel I have found that I know more on how to care for bees than I would otherwise not take note of. As I have said in the past yellow jacket here are just horrible I hate them so bad like you. I had to deal with a yellow jacket nest that no one would do it sucked I dunno how but I never got stung once. Enjoy your tender rump 🤣 plus Yappy looked a little low at the start of the video keep making the videos I love your humour ✌️ take care see you soon on the next video

[@YappyBeeman]

Thank you. Pt 2 is in edit as we speak.

[@brentwoelk3491]

I'm thinking about getting into honeybees. I know there's alot to learn but I'm excited about it

[@PeytonOver]

Pyrethrin dust, please invest in some of it as well as a bulb duster with an extended tip. It saves you from a ton of stings.

[@YappyBeeman]

Ya.....I have other options but not going to share it with the world to attempt what I do and get hurt.

[@PeytonOver]

@@YappyBeeman ahhh, I gotcha. Im a pest tech so i love the video. The best part was the reveal. That sucker was HUGE. Were you able to get the other nest taken care of?

[@YappyBeeman]

Yes, video is in edit now.

[@PeytonOver]

@@YappyBeeman can't wait 😁

[@krsulock]

Unhappy Yappy! Wasps, hornets and yellow jackets are nasties!

[@lisalisagraven]

I hope you triple charge for wasp and hornet removal! Good job Yappy 🎉

[@dcsblessedbees]

Ya I'll gladly take 10 honey bee stings to 1 yellow jacket, they suck. Good to see ya Yappy, go take a rest🍻👍

[@YappyBeeman]

I would take 100 to 1 any day.

[@jillianbakke2567]

Several years ago my daughter stepped into a yellow jacket nest in the ground. They got up inside her clothes they got in her face she probably was stung 30 or 40 times. We took her to the hospital and fortunately she didn't have an anaphylactic reaction. But I really hate and respect yellow jackets.

[@YappyBeeman]

I've seen that happen before. Hate it happened but glad she made it through OK.

[@GrammyMidwife]

Ouch! Feel the burn, baby! That would be a big NOPE for me.

[@YappyBeeman]

They ain't so bad once ya get to know them....or they are dead.

[@GrammyMidwife]

@@YappyBeeman I’ll just take your word for it! I got popped in the forehead out at the chicken coop and it burned for hours!

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@YappyBeeman DEAD!

[@BoysInTheWoodsofPA]

Yellow jacket stings are no joke. The itch lasts for days on me. I use fire on them after dark when possible, I want them dead or wingless as quickly as possible. I just did a nest of bald face hornets last week, no survivors.

[@myfastcars]

We want to see the jackets in the BOX!!!

[@flyingfarmgirl1793]

Try hemp oil. Should take the itch away immediately 😁

[@newlow6724]

Hahaha , love"Molley"

[@sporkintheeye]

I've had good luck with a full ultra breeze and yellow jackets.

[@garydungelman6530]

Yappy take a big onion cut it in half rub it together get the juices out of it and put it on the bee stings in and it'll stop to hurting itch immediately

[@YappyBeeman]

Will try that next go.....interesting. thanks.

[@TheDisneylover23]

Hey Yappy you can take a histamine blocker. DAO is natural in our body and it’s only reason it exists is to metabolize histamine. It should help the reaction.

[@LuciiDixon_Tattoos]

Ngl, I did come to the comments to see if Hornet King came and left some laughing emojis 😅😅😅😅 I can picture him laughing cause you’re so funny when panicky 😂😂 it don’t happen with the bees 😊