Unless you have a bee suit, those products have a warning against standing on a ladder when spraying. I rolled my eyes at that warning and figured if I went up at night I'd be fine. As I sprayed, the sudden onset of loud buzzing instilled such panic in me that I literally forgot I was on a ladder and instinctively jumped backward. Fell 6 feet directly on my tailbone.

@ArtieArchives

11 ай бұрын

Hopefully they didn't sting you

@chancepaladin

11 ай бұрын

same thing happened to me a few weeks ago. also that raid makes ladders slipprier than hell which doesn't help. you're goin down whether you want to or not.

@oldcountryboy

11 ай бұрын

Yeah you gotta have some courage I killed one at night Nobody got hurt except for the The hornet They did however Sting the c*** out of me the day before That is how I found out they were there As long as your courage holds you can kill them Afterward my nephew took it to school for show tell

@scottyV1000

11 ай бұрын

I had a softball size nest in an apple tree that I was unaware of until I noticed black and white things buzzing around my head when mowing the grass near the tree. Luckily I didn’t get stung once I figured out what they were. I got the foaming hornet spray and hosed them at night then waited a week to take the nest down. It got them all.

@wasphunter7131

11 ай бұрын

I’ve had them get inside my bee suit on a ladder my god I wanted to just jump off and take the suit off I climbed down so slow and careful lol. I get stung tons of times every season but the fear of being stung never goes away lol

I think that The Hornet King would be appalled at you wasting all of that good chicken and squirrel food, lol.

Two summers ago I struck a hidden yellow jacket nest inside one of the shrubs in front of my house. They chased me from the front, across the back and were still stinging me under the water in the pool. They had latched onto my sweatshirt and sweatpants and still were stinging. I had over 40 "bites" and was taken to the hospital (against my will). I was so mad that when nightfall came i went out with two cans of raid and a flashlight. Moved the flashlight about six feet away from me pointing to the nest and i took aim with both cans of raid and emptied them. There wasn't a single one alive the next day.

@Starbuckin

11 ай бұрын

A valiant attack indeed! Congrats! I ran over an unknown nest with my lawnmower and got stung around my ankle about by about 10 of them. Fortunately I was about 10 feet away from my privacy fence and small gate mowing a neighbors yard and i ran through and shut the gate and smashed the ones around my ankle with my hands and the rest of them didn't get to me. I came back with a can of raid at night and sprayed a very strong and long stream down the hole then stomped on the dirt until the hole was shut. At first the dome collapsed and I saw many of them trying to take off so I quickly sprayed again and kept stomping until it was a muddy solid mass of dirt with no hole left. I never saw another one alive after that.

@brandonamezquita4501

11 ай бұрын

Sounds like something out of a cartoon. 😂 Epic story.

@iamthegreatcornholio7836

11 ай бұрын

yeah!!!!

@jamesa6272

11 ай бұрын

Those stings are the worst

@richardrobertson1886

11 ай бұрын

I used one those attach it to your hose sprays and drenched my bush. I have no idea where the nest was, but I declared war and won.

I did mine at night as well; however, I used two different products: an expanding foam spray and a spray with a straw nozzle. I hit the opening up close with the foam and it pretty much prevented them from coming out. Once I was confident that they weren't escaping through the foam, I used the other spray and poked the straw into the side of the nest and sprayed - did this about a dozen times all over the nest until it was relatively soaked in spray. Went out the next morning and it was dead. Definitely recommend spraying at night.

Hornet grubs make very good hook bait for fishing !

Hey super glad to see you back. Approx 4 weeks ago I took many of the tactics I learned on your channel and scored a successful strike on a BFH nest directly outside my 2nd story bedroom window. I waited for night to fall to ensure a full nest. Even after spraying with the petroleum based spray they still came out and flew toward the flashlight which I was shining on them through a CLOSED window. They were banging against that window trying to get at me. The next morning dawned and I burned the remaining larvae. GO BROWNS!!

@TRICK-OR-TREAT236

11 ай бұрын

DID YOU SAY GO CLOWNS ? 😂 🤣 😂 GET READY 2 WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR !

@Fresh-tw7ev

11 ай бұрын

@@TRICK-OR-TREAT236 must be a Shittsburgh fan 😂😂😂

@TRICK-OR-TREAT236

11 ай бұрын

NOT QUITE YET BUT I'M ALMOST THERE. 😂🤣😂 YOU CAN ONLY BE MADE A FOOL OF FOR SO LONG. CAN WE PLEASE GET ART MODEL BACK ? COACH MARTY ? @@Fresh-tw7ev

@delta6704

11 ай бұрын

metal asf‼️

@r.t.watson738

11 ай бұрын

@@Fresh-tw7ev😂😂😂😂

So glad to see you back on here man! Love the videos.

Wasp killen voices, Beauty of the nest removal work and high quality Entertainment all wrapped into one amazing vid. Keep ‘em coming WH!!

Many commenting here are in an exclusive club. Those that have been attacked by a hidden hornet hive HHH. Triple H club members of the world I salute you. And it’s damn good to be here in your company and hear your stories. I love you all. The video was nice too.

Try the foaming spray, I think that will kill the larva also, and it prevents them from swarming back out.

Wow that clump of dead by the entrance was mad. Great vid

Glad to see you back! Your videos are always filled with useful information.

It's definitely important to use a quality product like Raid. I once tried to save some money and bought the house brand stuff at a grocery store---when I sprayed the nest with it, the wasps laughed it off like it was water

@einfelder8262

11 ай бұрын

Just use brake cleaner or any other 100% alcohol. No need for the overpriced "specialist" stuff.

@MrTheHillfolk

11 ай бұрын

​@@einfelder8262 50/50 purple power and water

@r.t.watson738

11 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@nvidiaplay

10 ай бұрын

wasp face when u hit her with that dollar store shit?

That nest is scary. Glad there are people that are fearless like you.

I watched this video not knowing what to expect. Man you are crazy to mess with hornets during the day time. So I subscribed so I can see what other crazy things you will do.

Good to see you again! Tks for the show..

Great to see you back and doing what you emjoy best! Keep 'em.coming!

Thanks for the new video 👍 your work is great and especially when you use the dust it's like pranking them and killing them at the same time 😂

Thank you for a new vid man, nice to see you again:) Thank you.

I'm always fighting with paper wasps and the bald face hornets! Thank you for showing me the tricks to take care of them myself!

It makes my skin crawl just watching this.

This reminds me of being a kid experimenting on what household products could kill an anthill. I love these videos!

Just started watching because I got swarmed by yellowjackets. so satisfying dusting the hole. Now just catching up on your other video's! thanks for the upload!

I'm a retired HVAC tech. When I was working I always carried a can of Raid or similar for the times I got a surprise after removing the service panel from a rooftop A/C package. It's a real adrenaline moment! It seemed the spray set off an alarm among the insects and you could pick them off as they tried to escape. Thankfully, I never encountered a nest this big.

@sumokid

10 ай бұрын

Hands down the scariest part of hvac lol. Disconnects and package units lol. I’ve been stung so many times working on ac equipment.

@Mister_Pedantic

10 ай бұрын

@@sumokid Yup! We all have stories. Always know where the roof edge is.

@builderman912

10 ай бұрын

HVAC here too, i found a nest of 1000s inside an 80% vent. i disconnect vent from furnace and sprayed raid in with a leaf blower.....no bee suit, what an adrenaline rush.

Nice way to round out my night, new video! Thank you

So happy youre uploading again

Your videos create a buzz on KZread 😊😊😊

1st time here Dude you are more awesome than a troll hunter. Great Job Thank You.

Welcome back mate, always good to see you upload

🎉😊 finally someone used the RAID spray. 5 minutes or less and they're dead. Excellent thank you.

Here in Scotland I've never seen such huge bees in your gorilla glue video and it's awesome, glad I stumbled across you and looking forward to more content

@user-zp7jp1vk2i

10 ай бұрын

Wasps can sting repeatedly; bees sting once and pull their guts out when they pull their proboscus.

Thanks man you are doing the good work!!! Keep doing the removals during the day. ;)

I always watch what you put out!

thanks for putting this info up, about to deal with a nest of these this size tonight !!

Dude you did an incredible job. Thanks for being brave and for all the info sharing .👍

thanks for doing these videos for us brotha, keep it up, they are very enjoyable and educational to watch stay safe my man!

Loving the content man. Keep it coming.

Love your channel! I especially love the expanding spray foam method. I wonder how they would respond to a few blasts of ether in their entrance hole. Keep up the good work. I look forward to all the creative ways to remove nests. Very entertaining!

Wow, I didn’t realize how great RAID works! Amazing work! Hope you get a chance to chill on your day off!

Thanks! I ended up on your channel as we had wasps in the eves and under the shed. Used dust and no more wasps. With Raid they would just move to another spot.

When I was working as a cable installer, I'd keep some of that for the yard cable boxes where wasps would build nests. It was great that it had a 25 foot operating stream.

@johnclyne6350

10 ай бұрын

I believe that product is “Jet Bomb”. That stuff is great. We use that at work too as a lineman for the power company.

Good video brother. I only wish you would do this full time, or at least more often. I absolutely love your videos . Please think about doing this more often and frequently. Cheers

Good work. That Raid worked extremely well.

I have always had good luck with Raid brand wasp and hornet spray. Great video.

Good to see you again. Good job getting those nasty things. 👍😊

Yayyyyyyyyy!!! Another good content!!! LOVE IT!!! Keep up the good work!!

Man made it look like a titan nest in the thumbnail

Wow! That Raid really knocked them down fast! I’m a new subscriber; just found you 😉👍!

I despise any flying stinging insect! It’s a bad phobia. But watching these videos helps me understand my enemy better. Go Dawgs!

Hey from Ireland 🇮🇪 love your content

Welcome back man! Was missing the content. Take Care :)

Love your commentary ❤

Comment for the algorithm 🎉

You are a most incredible brave man. Thank you for your service in Florida. Hugs and kisses.😊

Enjoy your video’s thanks for posting bee safe out there

Man you are crazy. I could never do that mad props

Awesome work and awesome video!!! Love it.

Love your videos dude

I’m a Dolphins fan Tooo! Thank you for the tips! Wish me luck, I have a huge nest by the entrance of my door!

@wasphunter7131

2 күн бұрын

@@annicksanmiguel8945 good luck, just wait till it’s dark out and stand like 10-15 feet away soak it with the whole can and remove it the next day

From one KZreadr to another, your gorilla glue video was awesome! That’s definitely your niche! The more unique ways to exterminate them the better! I couldn’t comment on that video because you turned the comments off. I know why you did; because too many people will probably think that’s inhumane. Negative comments feed your algorithm too. I would look at it as poetic Justice; people leave you hateful comments, and KZread promotes your video even more. Lol. So the more negative comments, the better. Just my two cents.

@user-is1mo5oo9p

11 ай бұрын

"...people would think that's inhumane..." Dumb paint-chip eating MFers!

Cool video, keep ‘‘em coming.

*RAID* , a *LEGEND* at sending hornets to the *SHADOW* realm. ;)

I used to use Drione ( mostly crack & crevice jobs ) I switched to Tempo dust. I find it substantially better at eliminating nests. Have not had to return under warranty even once this year.

I have subscribed to you and hope your utube channel grows

Thanks for the upload!

Great video!

My favourite wasp whisperer is back. 😁

Love the wasp and hornet spray good stuff.

I emptied an entire can into a bald faced hornet nest. Those hornets came pouring out of the nest. I guarantee you’ve never seen a 50 year old run as fast as I did. The stuff did work though.

@seanslattery6366

9 күн бұрын

Lol , yeah its funny how fast we can run when pursued by whiteface . Im 59 and think i could still run a 4.7 sec 40 fleeing these buggas. They hurt . Actually killed my 75 year old neighbor , a farmer . He had to have been stung b4 . Im allergic and they say you never know when your body could acquire an allergic reaction. I almost died twice when in teens have been stung a couple 3 or 4 times since and no reaction ? Then in my neighbirs case . His wife said she had 0 idea he was allergic and had to have been stung b4 as a farmer at 75. But 1 whiteface stung the guy and he was dead on the kitchen floor within 30-40 minutes . Never know man . Hate whiteface .c

It was s great score! High quality video. Glad you got as close as you did! Oh yeah Baltimore is my NFL team, but I'm a die hard Alabama fan so i find myself always rooting for Tua in Miami too!

Impressive results! Thanks for sharing.

@wasphunter7131

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

I always spray some dust afterwards ..its only happened us twice under the over hang of our front door so im a dust lover too .Thanks for the videos bro i really enjoy this one

you just gained a subscriber by showing me that head crush

As soon as you started spraying, I could smell the chemical! LoL.

Remember the old classic commercials where the animated insects shouted in terror, "RRRAAAAIIIIDDDD??????!!!!!!" before exploding? Man, those were the best.

I encountered one of these nests last week while trimming a tall shrub. It was about eight feet up. I had no idea it was there. I felt a couple of stings on my back but thought at first it was pine needles that fell under my shirt. Then I noticed some white faced hornets around me. I was on a ladder and the nest was right in front of me. I could see the hornets scrambling out of the nest. I got stung seven times in the back before getting away. I was very lucky. I emptied a can of Raid wasp killer into the hole and then destroyed the nest with high pressure water from a garden hose. I waited a week before finishing the tree trimming. Those things are nasty. I'll check thoroughly for signs of a nest from now on. My back felt like it was on fire for a couple of days. Huge welts.

Great video, thanks for sharing!!!

You are so brave! I hate the buzzing! 😲😬😳

nice work. That Raid is deadly stuff

Early morning sprays around 7 AM with the foam spray brand I use does the job nicely with a good kill like what you got without getting on a ladder since it shoots out really far. Thanks for the video!

Thx for these videos.

A guilty pleasure. Thank you!

Bloody hell that stuff does exactly what it says on the tin. Those little bleeders were dropping like flies 😊

Love the content!

I think im going to get one of those nests. Soak it in one gallon of lacquer/thinner, let it penetrate thoroughly, take it out, dry it for a month or so, slice it on the band saw, lay them in a large wooden frame, fill it with clear epoxy, let it dry, mount it on oil and waxed black walnut table frame

Wow, you did a nice job. My favourite team are the Lions.

I came across a BFH nest this size 20 years ago in a crabapple off our patio. It was there all summer long, coexisting with us using the patio for a kid's pool, BBQs etc.Very lucky I guess, and I didn't even realize there was such a thing as a BFH. Ignorance is bliss, and without benefit of a suit, I took care of it myself. I waited til it was dusk, watching for 1/2 hour as they flew to the nest at a surprising speed. Once Grand Central Station slowed down, I used a whole can of foaming spray in the mouth of nest so they'd have to crawl through the foam as they "escaped." I got by without a sting, but maybe a hundred poured out of the nest like falling rocks. The saturated nest was on the ground in the morning, with no sign of life or hornets trying to return. I lucked out I guess, and I probably wouldn't try it again.

Rewatching this one enjoyed this video

I often ask the question - am I smarter than a wasp? The answer keeps coming back: "No."

Great video, always like to see these insects destroyed.

Awesome job

enjoyed your work, thumbs up

❤ for u...great video as always

Pretty cool, thank you for sharing

GO Dolphins from a California fan. Cool video.

Great job!

Excellent video brother 😊

Oh my, the Queen scene 😂

you could drop the wasp nest into a plastic bag and then place in the freezer for hour it kills everything in a matter of mins they are all dead. you can take it out a few hours later and take apart the wasp nest piece by piece. it is super fun and easy.

Great video. Thanks!