No one: the wasps: QUEEN THEY HIT THE SECOND HIVE

@ferretlord3990

2 ай бұрын

“I gotta finish reading to my backside”

@TBN-350

2 ай бұрын

MY QUEEN, THERE'S A SECOND VACUUM COMING

@fancimaski

27 күн бұрын

LMAO NOT THE 9/11 JOKE

I have to tell you that after watching your show I was vacuuming and I found a huge bug. So like the Hornet King I just vacuumed up that bug😅

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

😆😅

@precisebee2763

4 ай бұрын

@@HornetKingOfficialI love your channel

@aceyoder-it5xy

3 ай бұрын

​@HornetKingOfficial at my house we have a nest inside if our front porch light

@JoJo-nx7ls

3 ай бұрын

Hornet king cosplay

@khawajausman990

Ай бұрын

Bros just like hornet king he sucks up the bugs

I love watching your animals go after the larvae. I bet it’s really healthy food for them ♥️

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

It sure is!

@SeArCh4DrEaMz

3 ай бұрын

@@HornetKingOfficial thank you so much for bringing your animals a healthy treat ! it was a rly nice thing to add in the video :DD

@sirennoir258

2 ай бұрын

The chickens have absolutely no shame either.😂

Dang, that's INSANE. I've never seen that happen before, at least not that darn close. Incredible video, Hornet King!

The way you talk to your birdies makes me smile. Ever since my auntie got chickens I have been obsessed with them and I want my own flock one day.

Great video. I love watching you interact with your herd of birds. I especially love to watch the emus, and Rhea. I love the noise the emus make. Though she's out numbered, Rhea seems bossy, and a little sneaky. When she ran off with a small part of the nest, she seemed pleased. She snuck in and ran out. Also, I laughed when she walked by one of the emus and sidechecked the emu with her hip. She went on her merry way. Meanwhile, one of the chickens was standing between the legs of an emu, catching anything that fell on the ground. Do they always get along? Stay blessed. 🌸🩷🌷

@sharim

4 ай бұрын

Are they called a ‘herd’ cuz they’re such big birds?

@lilsuzq32

4 ай бұрын

@@sharim - Professor Google says: "A group of emus is called a mob."

Those birds always know they are getting a treat when you walk up to the fence. Someone argued with me before about free range chickens. I told them that free range chickens will eat insects and mice. They told me to go do research because I was wrong. I've seen chickens eating mice when I was a child. I remember because it was quite disturbing. And here your chickens are eaten insects. Don't try to argue with a Pennsylvania Dutch girl. Thanks for the video

@guyh.4553

Ай бұрын

Chickens love insects! When commercially producing them, growers have to add protein (what the larvae is) and calcium (what's part of exoskeletons.) Best "organic" form of of insecticide one can have. Just keep them out of your gardens.

@river_brook

Ай бұрын

man chickens weren't domesticated from tiny little songbirds that only eat seeds and tiny gnats; they'll eat what they can nab

@megsmith6758

14 күн бұрын

Our chickens once killed a rat, they stomped that thing to death, by the time we got out there to check, the rat was squished and they were still stomping it 😅

That is so amazing. Building nests close together could be an advantage when a threat comes along as you showed that one nest in defense mode will trigger the same in the other. Thank you for another great video. Please stay safe, and God bless.

Bald faced hornets are my favorite! I had one land on my thumb one time while I was blackberry picking with my friend. I talked to it while it had a little rest. Then it just flew off. I was so happy and excited... then I noticed my friend was looking at me like I was insane. I don't even care. I love them. 😂 ❤

@jacobroberts5997

2 ай бұрын

I guess you're the hornet prince

@skeleton819

2 ай бұрын

why do you love them? they’re vicious

@ferretlord3990

2 ай бұрын

@@skeleton819people are even more vicious but we manage to love one or two..

@DaLabLover

20 күн бұрын

I make it a point to keep away from all hornets and wasps! If I tried to talk to them, they might have a stinging retort.

I miss you twizzering the larvae out. I keep watching your old videos.

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

Good thing there's old videos of it 😆

Been watching your content for a while now it’s amazing watching your work and how knowledgeable you are on these amazing bugs

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@skeleton819

2 ай бұрын

amazing? they’re cruel pests that ruin everyone’s day

That's a very happy squirrely

I whould say rhea is a bad name for a rhea but I can’t think of anything better

ive been watching your videos for a couple years now. as someone whos pretty allergic to yellow jackets it’s satisfying to see the work you put into not only removing it from the area but you also relocate them, and feed your cute lil animals. sidenote, you have beautiful eyes 🤣🫶🏼

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

Glad you like them! Aw thank you! 🥰

@bobwehadababyitsaboi103

4 ай бұрын

​@HornetKingOfficial like your channel. Would waiting til evening to remove the nest help prevent more foragers from being missed? I'm a beekeeping and I am fascinated all bees and wasps.

@TrainLoverYT394

4 ай бұрын

@@HornetKingOfficialI CALL THESE BALD FACED BLACKJACKETS

I laugh every time at your birds where they do an all out sprint to greet you at the gate for nest time!😅😅😅

I always love the domesticated dinosaurs!

I love how the birbs peck more carefully once the piece gets smaller and closer to your hand

aww, you're soo kind, you knock, before you Invade and Rampage their home!😍😆😆

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

I wish they saw it that way 🤭

The Hornet king 🤴 has returned

Love your channel! Never been so early!

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

Thank you!

The property looks great HK! So happy ulyour channel is doing so well. I haven't been getting notifications about your new vids and decided to check and see if I'd missed any. 4 videos I hadn't seen! I didn't even know you were caring for new squirrels.

I love how you do those without complaining, it’s amazing u deserve 10million subs plus I hope you continue to do stuff that you love and you earned a sub

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

Thank you ☺️

@Dontaeblud

4 ай бұрын

YOOO I GOT HEARTED AND A REPLIEEEEEEEEEEE

@bobwehadababyitsaboi103

4 ай бұрын

​@@HornetKingOfficial I've removed 4 from one house with two just a few feet apart. They were earlier in development but still tolerant.

Omg thanks for helping my mom i really Appreciate it!!

Of all your creatures, I still love seeing you feeding the squirrel the most.

This is why I would always remove the nests I saw when they were golf ball sized. Had fairly good luck with pushing them elsewhere doing that. One time we did miss one and it was grapefruit/softball size by the time we noticed. My nephew videoed me removing it, and he was quite disappointed when I didn't get stung lol.

@Blackstar-yd3yf

3 ай бұрын

Once I had one in my room on my door . I had a flag hanging over it . And then for some days I heard scratching on my door . Turned out it was a wasp nest in my room 😂 like wtf

@poochiew.9302

3 ай бұрын

@@Blackstar-yd3yf 😨😲 I think I would have freaked out big time!. It was bad enough they loved making nests right outside my bedroom window. Can't imagine them INSIDE!!

I too thought wasps and hornets were territorial, until about 2 years ago I found a wasp colony and a European hornet within 50 centimeters of eachother in the same old bale of hay 😅 Since we're allergic, we had it professionally removed, cuz ain't no way I was dealing with them xD

Huge fan of your videos, will be purchasing one of those hoodies soon!! Thanks for your entertaining

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

Thank you!

My biggest fear.. wasps.. but for some reason I’ve been stuck watching your channel for years!!

Wow the Rhea has gotten soo big It’s like a big pizza party. Every one gathers round wanting a lot

This new format is amazing. I love your explanations and commentary throughout, your intros add a perfect amount of context then you waste no time getting into the parts we came to watch. After seeing u mess up those bees seeing you feed and love your animals is such a treat. Keep up the content man i hope you can make more of an income off this one day

I remember when you just had the chickens. Love watching your avian family grow ❤

Always quality content from 1 of KZreads finest. Educational and interesting. Love it. 🐝😊

“National Geographic ahh intro” 😂😂 awesome 😂

So weird, I was just looking last night to see when you last posted 😂 love seeing the lines left from where the envelope was attached! aww little squirrely squirrel 💕

The new(ish?) Big Birds are a fun surprise! [I love the Hotnet King. Just haven't had as much time to watch any content as I did during the pandemic.]

"-Oh look, they are making a wasp nest" "-Lets wait until there's two and they are massive" 😂😂

I love your videos so much you are the best KZreadr ever!

When my daughter was young she told me that she saw a double hornet nest. I said at the time that there was no such thing. I guess she was right 😊

You should make an audio tape of just you talking to your animals...people would buy it. 💰 😂

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

HK Mixtape! 😅

We need more Hornet King!!!!! I am very allergic to wasps and hornets but have a fascination with them. You help me learn without dying😂. Can't wait for the next video!! Keep up the great work!!

Emus are so cool. I used to have 2 of them. They loved to be sprayed down with the hosepipe lol

🎵If a nest looks strange In your own backyard Who ya gonna call? Hornet King! If the insects sting, And it don't feel good, Who ya gonna call? Hornet King! He ain't afraid of no wasp! 🎵 😄Sorry, couldn't help myself! Love your channel!

Dang HK I sure hope that your eyes are alright and feel better..🤔😮 That stinks when something gets in your eyes I can relate..😢 The squirrel t-shirts are so cool..😍🤗 I got to get 1 soon..🎉 Take care buddy..👍❤🔥👊

Hello, I have been watching your videos to help with my spheskophobia (fear of wasps) as exposure therapy in a way and it’s been making it easier for me to enjoy life outside because now I know is all you have to do is vacuum them up.

Dude. Just today, I was cleaning up some wet cardboard that my mom left outside all winter….it was kind of stuck to her back porch….and I grabbed it all like a big hug to take it to the trash…..and got stung by about 10 yellow jackets. Had no idea they would make a nest in WET cardboard this early in the season!

Love❣ you animals and....Thanks Bret 👍 Old Stinky🦨🦨Shoe 🇺🇸

Love every episode!!!

I bet that hurts when they spray venom in your eyes. Have a great week!

That must have hurt getting venom sprayed in the eye

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

Doesn't tickle 🤭

As interesting as the nest removals and the cool information about them are, my favorite is always the end of the videos with the birdie birds and Squirelly Squirrel ❤

omg I am one of the first people to arrive, it's an honor

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

Bless you

@ChileanProto

4 ай бұрын

@@HornetKingOfficial OMG YOU REPLIEDDDD AAAAAAAAAAAAAA

This video is amazing! I have never seen 2 nests so close together. I think a good pressure washer would remove the remains left behind.

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Another great video. I enjoyed it very much and your animals are wonderful. I hear the chickens clucking around, but do the emus and Rea make a sound? And of course squirrel is so fun.

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Yup, the emus make a deep booming/drumming sound. Rhea the Rhea hasn't really made any sounds as an adult

You know, I just realized your hornet king logo in the intro (full screen) - really reminds me of queen bee from venture bros...is there something there? 😅😂

Not surprising now that I think about it, at our apartments, we get the common yellow jackets and they love the back side and they make rows of nests all over on the eves and railings and they live fine close together until the nests are knocked down. There really small though. neat to see bigger ones like that so close.

Talk about Double Trouble. Defiantly a highlight for 2024

Thanks for the long video KING!

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

Any time!

Got a bald faced hornet to the hand last summer helping with horse watering at Boy Scout Camp Tomahawk in Wisconsin. They have issues with bald faced hornets making nests on their buildings near water sources. Worst sting experience I've had in my life and I've had my legs swarmed by fire ants before. Yowch! The apex of the yellow jacket family you aren't kidding!

Pretty cool video. My first time watching!

I'm guessing it's somewhat rare that you get venom in your eyes, but could you wear a pair of clear safety glasses like for woodwork to prevent it, or would that be more of a hassle with the hood in the way in case they started to slip?

@favoritelove620

4 ай бұрын

They have venom that they spray out?

The King of Hornet 🐝 is back 🎉🎉

Great video!! Love your content.

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!

nice always love watching your videos. did notice the envelope seemed a lot bigger than the comb this time, more so than usual. with the size of the envelope i kinda expected another 2-3 more comb layers just from watching your other videos.

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

When nests are built withing a 3 plane corner like that, there's less real-estate for envelope building, so the one side is covered thicker making more layers on the one side. Still great sized nests.

I work in a company that extract 2 proteins for research from a bee venom, one of them is Apamin.

Nice job on the fence. You have been busy.

Great to see you! :) Keep up the good work!

I could swear that I just heard a chicken say "purple."

Where’s Lemu and Doug?? 😉🤣😂 Great video, I never knew a lot of that about wasp. That squirrel is such a cutie! Reminds me of Bob Ross having a cute baby squirrel in his shirt pocket.

Happy Spring! I already had to desuade a paper wasp from building her nest on my front door frame.

Are these nests are larve part of the animals regular diet? Is this a "treat" for them? I guess what I'm asking is how frequently you bring them home nests?

Awesome video

Hey there, here's is a suggestion for keeping venom out of your eyes, you're so creative, design some safety. glasses with a little mounted pump that you could spray from the outside of you suit and little windshield wipers to clear the lenses. Not only would it work but it would be hilarious to watch!!!😂😅

Wow. Fascinating these close like that could be a danger

Great video man, straightforward not drawn out, absolutely perfect. Question: why do you have emus exactly, is it for eggs or you just genuinely love those animals?

"I love this job" "OH NOPE Nah nevermind i hate this job"

I have commented before. I love your content and never miss a video. How can I get a hoodie?I'm. From the UK . BTW one of the best content creators out there. Top respect from the UK 🇬🇧

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

I'm glad you enjoy the videos! My teespring store is just above the comments

As someone who is allergic to yellow jackets. I've just found my new favorite channel.

Hornets be like CTRL+C CTRL+V

Amazing! Very Inspirational

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

Glad you think so!

Man I wouldn't imagine getting pulled over by the police and they decided to search the back of the truck and see wasp nest all over. I guarantee you they would be shutting the door really fast and tell you have a good day 😅

He should do bird, emu and rea merch too.

❤❤ So here is a random question. Earlier I watched a video of you counting the nest occupancy. I missed if you answered this in that video. So you ended up with a bag of wasps. None of the birds want to eat the actual wasp? You were offering to give the bag away. What critters would eat them?❤❤

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

My animals don't eat the adult wasps, no. They just decompose.

Dam mr hornet king, The fact that you're channel isn't on tue discovery channel baffles me lol. I love your vids❤

Hey Mr. King, new followers/watchers here! The hubby & I really enjoy watching U take care of these little nasty creatures! I do have a question, tho. I lived in West Decatur, PA, for 13 yrs & we had, what a pest guy said, were white faced hornets. They were small but packed a mighty punch! I got tagged 2 or 3 times along with my son. They were between our deck & the house. We tried several times to remove them but eventually had to have a pro come & take care of them. He said if U don't remove all of the nest, they will come back & build it back up. Is that true? 🤔 Thank you for all your hard work!! We also love watching your sweet babies getting all that protein from the nest, too! 😉😊

I'm always surprised by how precise birds are with their beaks, but I guess when you got no hands and only a beak to eat with, you figure it out pretty fast!

birdies so big!

Super double feature ❤

Good times man!! Luv the vids. You ever get calls from clients about cicada killers? I think they're harmless, but they look terrifying for sure.

I'm here for Mr Squirrel! 🐿️💕

Your bird voice is hilarious

That squirrel is the real star.

Hey that is pretty cool how 2 queens built a nest that close to one another. Do you think that each nest was aware of the other nest being that close? I am thinking the queens probably started building their nests w.o knowing the other was just a few feet away. Would have been interesting to know if the 2 queens were sisters or from 2 different nests. DNA testing would have been awesome. If you ever get that chance again you should see if the entomology dept at a local college would be interested in doing a DNA test themselves for research.

Your animals must really love you the ammount of larvae you bring the chickens i bet they make some amazing eggs with all that fresh protein they get

Thanks Again, man...TB

that looked like a reuse of an old video of the squirrel. still loved it tho

@HornetKingOfficial

4 ай бұрын

Probably was. None of this footage is new.

When the hornets come out n the morning GOOD MORNING NEIGHBOR

It will be interesting to do a iltra slow motion video of the birds feeding because it's hard to if they got any grubs at all. They move so quickly.

I dont think there is anything more daunting and dangerous then seeing multiple nest next to each other knowing that the moment you go in to attack and remove one, all the others are going to activate like some kind of boss dungeon.

But what if the larvaes hatch while you are with your birds

I could watch whole videos of just your birds