Kudos on the one million and thank you for all the education on these widely misunderstood insects. Here’s to a million more!

@HornetKingOfficial

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

@TrxstedGD7759

Жыл бұрын

Completely deserved

@hi_how_are_you0

Жыл бұрын

@@HornetKingOfficialhow long does it hurt when you get stung theyre my biggest fear

@tragic_rainbowz

Жыл бұрын

​@Finneas_fillet i just got swarmed yesterday while mowing grass. I got stung 10-15 times on my ankles, both of my calves one under my arm, and one on my rib cage. I can tell you it hurt from 2pm when i initially got stung till 12am when the benadryl finally kicked in and i slept. Today i woke up and it just itches. So i guess depending on how many times you get stung it can hurt from 1-10 hours... people can correct me if im wrong im just speaking on my own recent experience.

@fathergascoigne1457

11 ай бұрын

Okay what do you mean they are misunderstood? I get it if you were referring to honeybees but yellow jackets and hornets are definitely not doing anything to help anything lol. I think they are definitely understood correctly as the bane of all things and although they are cool creatures in general they aren't doing anything but stinging everything and causing issues similar to the existance of mosquitoes.

The emus laying down in the puddle to cool off and be underneath the hose was so freaking cute!!❤

Thank you for the education. I used to be terrified every time I heard or saw a bee or hornet… but because of these videos, I’m much more relaxed now.

@VARedevil19

Жыл бұрын

We Rear them here... It's a delicacy

@Mrsakris

Жыл бұрын

@@VARedevil19Where is “here”? Where do you live that they’re a delicacy? How do you prepare them? Do they have much flavor or mostly crunch? Sounds fascinating!

@VARedevil19

Жыл бұрын

@@Mrsakris There's no crunchiness. It's soft and delicious. You just have to cook it properly. Check out some Naga cooking style. By 'Here' I mean Nagaland, North-eastern state of India.

@Mrsakris

Жыл бұрын

@@VARedevil19 Fun! I suspected you were in India. I’ve only visited the north: Delhi, Amritsar, Dharmshala, and a few other northern areas. Next visit I’ll go further south. Thank you for your reply!

@VARedevil19

Жыл бұрын

@@Mrsakris Please Do visit Northeast also... Completely different from Mainland India. Thanks 🙏

Felt so bad when you got stung. Those southern’s really are more aggressive. You could see some of the hornets going back to sound the alarm. It was instant swarm. Amazing to watch their defense. As usual, Rhea the rhea’s plumage is striking and the emu’s in their puddle bath is something to see. Nine appointments?!? Phew, that’s so crazy. Thanks again, for sharing.

@rosewetzel8284

11 ай бұрын

Yeah the hornets have been nuts I mean at my home they made a large nest that had to get removed and it was high up underneath the siding of the home…. terrifying yet mesmerizing

Every time I watch….EVERY time…a random hair touches me and I jump 3 feet thinking it’s a hornet. Or, if a hornet gets close to the mic, I jerk thinking one is close. But I just have to watch! 🐝

@HornetKingOfficial

Жыл бұрын

Haha I totally get that!

Congrats on one million 🎉🎉🎉

One Million!!!!!! Well deserved! Thank you for all the great content!

@HornetKingOfficial

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Right before watching this video my brother called me telling me that our sister's dog Jack got stung by a yellow jacket in the backyard. I'm pretty sure he'll be fine by the time you read this comment. Congratulations on the millions!🎉

Growing up in north Alabama we were always dealing with yellow jackets in the ground. The cure was pouring gasoline down the hole then throwing a match to it. It would burn for a long time.

Rhea has become so beautiful this year. Wow. ❤❤❤

My favorite Hornet 🐝 King ❤️❤️❤️ I love it here. Edit: yoooo ONE MILLION? Congratulations 🎊🍾 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@user-qp4it6lo8b

Жыл бұрын

Hi😊

@geminirising1

Жыл бұрын

@@user-qp4it6lo8bHello, dear! 😊

I love the way you talk to your animals. And it’s obvious they love you as well. Stay safe.

@HornetKingOfficial

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Congrats on 1 Million! Always nice to learn about the different hornets and wasps and get to see your birds!

Bro ive been watching for a while! You have one of the best channels and the bird voice is hilarious.😂😂

@HornetKingOfficial

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

This guy is smart, and sensible, he feeds his animals on what he takes home from his job, and those pets really like the taste of those wasp, and honey.

I love the way you talk to your animals it’s awesome

I love it when you say “look at the fury” as the wasp come boiling out. 😊

I love how you talk to your birds 🤣❤️

Congrats on 1 million. That’s really cool. But you deserve it because you make great, educational videos.

I think it's kinda funny and cute how the second group of wasps were swarming more around the camera than on you it's almost like they're attacking the camera like "YOU DID THIS"

I love your approach, not using harsh chemicals and instead going natural. Returning larva to nature (birds). I actually direct people to your channel to educate them about these animals (wasps, hornets)

Congratulations to you on this momentous occasion. God bless you and here's to 1M more.

I LOVE all your birds!!! and squirrel!

I love your rhea. She is so beautiful especially when she fluffed her feathers

Been watching since 2019. It's great to see you hit 1 million. Very well deserved for how well you are able to teach and educate about not just wasps in how they live and react, but how they contribute to the circle of life.

The confident you had al throughout al the videos. Congrats on 1 million well deserved🎉

You read my mind on having me hear the buzzing and swarming of the bald faced hornets. I look forward seeing the relocation of the German yellow jacket nests. Congrats on 1 million subscribers. Best regards Nikita.K

I've been here since 50k and now you have 1 million! Congratulations!

@HornetKingOfficial

11 ай бұрын

Thanks!

A few weeks ago, my 79 year old mom and I randomly saw a yellow jacket and she started telling me about this guy she’d found on KZread that was crazy enough that he relocated a nest to his barn. I’ve watched your videos for a few years now, so it sounded familiar. I asked her if that guy also fed the hornet larva to his chickens, squirrels, and other animals at the end of each video… “How did you know that?” Yeah, it was your videos she’d found! lol

Congrats on hitting one million subscribers! Great extractions, good to see all your birdies and the squirrel. Thanks for the videos.

Thanks for sharing. The Emus are getting soo big now. Congrats on 1M!

one million!!!...great job as always...love love LOVE the squirrel at the end getting fed...loved how he sniffed the larva before he ate it like it was supposed to be lobster or something

Great vid again Brother. We talked a few years ago about you getting to 1 mill subs, I knew it would happen and I can't be more happy for you, great job!!!

Congrats on reaching 1 million subscribers!! I've followed your channel for a few years now, and it's been a great time, man. Thanks for all you do! Also enjoyed the suit explanation at the end of this one.

I was so excited to see you hit a million subscribers. Love your content!! It's nice to see that you still care to educate folks and keep your videos interesting, no matter how many you make!

@HornetKingOfficial

11 ай бұрын

Thank you!!

Wow I remember when you had 50000... I loved your channel then and I love it now... Amazing job keep up the good work! Just from watching your videos I've been trying to teach as many people as I can... Hornets are just missed understood...

WOW your birds got big!!! they are sooo cute!!

Congrats on your subscriber milestone! Good to see you!

Love learning all about your job. Thank you so much.

HAPPY 1 MILLION BRET!!!!

Congratulations Bret on the 1 Mil! You definitely deserve reaching this goal. Your educational material alone is phenomenal. I love how you show the food chain in nature with your animals. Then establishing so many of these nest in your own backyard to finish out the season while teaching all of us about the different species. Thank you so so much. Sending blessings and prayers to your family, Hornet King YT and all your lovely animals we so enjoy. P.S. Now if you're putting those bags of bees🐝in the household refrigerator you have one patient and tolerant wife. You would need a separate one in your shop for those projects I think under most circumstances.🤣😂🤣

Congrats on the 1 mil subscribers!!!!!🎉❤

Love your videos

Congrats on 1M subs! Thank you for teaching us all about the different types of wasps and hornets. Those stings had to hurt quite a bit! BTW KZread wasn't showing your videos in my feed, not sure what was up with that. I now have to manually search to see if you published videos.

Congratulations on 1 million Brett!!

I love the different cute voices for each of the birds and especially the CUTE squirrel! You, dude, are adorable!

I love the way you love your pets and how you talk to them. I do the same thing. Got a new subscriber, and I've been binge watching since. Great content!

Congratulations on 1 million subscribers!!! I remember watching you when you just started removing wasp nests.

Congrats on one million🥳🥳🥳

Congrats on the 1 million!

Brett!!!! I miss you tons!!!!!!!! Hope all is well with yourself and your family. Much love

Congratulations on the 1M!!!!!!!

Finally reached a million Been watchin since 200k or 400k So proud of ya man

@HornetKingOfficial

11 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Hello hornet king I must say that you have come a long way. Been watching your videos for at least 4 years now and they have gone from great and informative too awesome..

@loriroot6236

11 ай бұрын

Your photography is absolutely amazing ❤

Congratulations on 1m subscribers!!!!! Love the channel and the education behind what you do❤️❤️❤️❤️

@HornetKingOfficial

11 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Congrats on the million subscribers, definitely well deserved! Do you ever have to periodically wipe down cameras, vacuums etc to eliminate pheromone scents or no? A couple of days ago, i was moving a round hay bale to feed my daughters horses. Imagine my surprise while removing the netting when i discovered a yellow jacket nest near the base right next to me! I only got stung once luckily, the nest was promptly eliminated! Never heard of a nest on a hay bale before.

@randlerichardson5826

Жыл бұрын

I’d

Congratulations on million subs I love watching your videos

Love your Emus 💙

Thanks Brett!

Have you ever thought about getting one of the small cameras mounted in a flexible tube with a tiny light that you could put down inside a yellowjacket nest in the ground? It would make a cool addition to your normal videos.

@drift67102

Жыл бұрын

fire idea he should try it

@traygoodie

Жыл бұрын

Ooo yes! 👏🏼

@Xyspade

Жыл бұрын

Probably wouldn't work too well because they would just swarm it and block the lens, and then swarm him, but it'd be interesting.

@drift67102

Жыл бұрын

@@Xyspade he could probably put something on the lens to make them not swarm it idk

Lyra appreciates thr new video thank you

Congrats on the 1M subs bro! Been watching you for at least 2 years!

@HornetKingOfficial

11 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Way to go when I subscribed you had 389 subscribers people can’t get enough of your videos

Welcome Back !

CONGRATULATIONS ON 1 MILLL🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Congrats on reaching 1M Subs and also welcome back, real great to see you uploading again. 😄😄😀😀

@HornetKingOfficial

Жыл бұрын

Thank you and thank you!

@retromasterhd1607

Жыл бұрын

@@HornetKingOfficial: Thanks for the double thank you and thanks for the double thank you. 😄😀

HK is at 1M!!!!!! Congrats!

Congratulations on 1 million subs. Hopefully 2 million next year.

Can we just take a moment to thank these people

Keep up the awesome content!🤴

Congratulations on a million subscribers. Luckily so far this summer, and it's still only early August, I've had just 2 softball+ sized yellow jacket nests on our smaller suburban lot to deal with. Thankfully Mother Nature's hornet removal experts dug the nests out for me during the night, and I only had to treat for the few adults they left behind. I've been finding nests left snd right on our lawn client's properties that I service, and some of them are rather big too. One lady even asked me what this big basketball-sized gray bump with a ton of bees around it under her deck was. Never seen a half-under, half-above ground nest like that before. Hornet removal may be an interesting and slightly lucrative side business to invest in.

Oh man I felt that BFH sting.

Thanks Again!!!! TB

Great content as always.

Ouch! Guess it's part of the job though lol Congrats on 1M, you've absolutely earned it :)

One million subscribers??? I’ve been watching you since you had 17k. Congratulations!!

You take those stings like a champ! I'd be crying like a baby at a yellowjacket even landing on me.

Excellent video,congrats on the 1 million mark

@HornetKingOfficial

11 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Nice video! 👍 I've been troubled the whole hot day by Vespula vulgaris. They tried to get a sip of my drink and they thought, that my gray and curly beard was their nest! Damn it!

Good to have you back. 🐝🍻

@HornetKingOfficial

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@krayzeejojo

Жыл бұрын

@@HornetKingOfficial You’re welcome. With that said, what’s your take on kevlar suits? Just an idea.

You have a really interesting job

I like your birds. That’s great that you can feed them your removals.

I got stung a few weeks ago right between my eyes. I didn't even see what it was, but I heard it fly. It's not fun. I can't even imagine how it must be for my niece who could die if she gets stung without an EpiPen. Even then, she has 20 minutes to get to a hospital. Please stay safe, and God bless.

Congrats on the million subscribers. I’m really loving this channel. it’s made me less afraid of wasps, although I still don’t like them all that much. Love the birdies & the bees though❤

Whenever a video has a southern yellow jacket company in it, I have to watch!

I relay liked the explanation at the end.

I live too far north in NW England for European Hornets to be much of an problem so it's great to learn so much from the videos where you deal with them in the US. Plenty of common wasps here though

HECK YUHHH BOIII been waitin for another one

Omg hornet king, billy the exterminator from vex-con and bigjettv are the only 3 channels on youtube i get most excited to see forsure x love these videos x

Thanks it’s nice to know what works well under the suit. I tend to wear king jeans, and long sleeve thick shirt under my suit. But my gosh, I can literally soak my undershirt fully before I even turn on my vacuum.

Holy cow! I never realized how long Emus can live in captivity. It's like making a lifetime commitment to care for them.

Congrats on one million subs, and you have to improve or replace your suit man, it isn´t okay you get stung at all, and especially not when you handle so many of them! Take care and stay safe!❤ /L

been here since 20k subs! congrats!!

@HornetKingOfficial

11 ай бұрын

Thank you!

It was cool to see riah the riah poof! I'm sorry you got stung a couple times. I've learned that I can take one or two hits from wasps without going into shock myself, and tell everyone around me the pen is in my pocket in case a sudden onset that I can't manage.

I was surprised by the size of the sting hole on your skin! Is it from the constant up and down motion as they sting? Very painful, I imagine, esp. on the fleshy part of your ear! The buzzing inside that hood would freak me out! I am so happy for your 1M+ subscribers; you more than deserve it! Love, health and safety to you as you bring us more fabulous videos!👍💖

one thing that i have to say I'm impressed with wasps with is their resiliency. we have some fuel islands at work and we have a wasp nest in the side of the concrete island the pumps are sitting on. the islands are surrounded by steel plating. they built a nest in the hollow of the concrete behind the steel plate. I've been going in and siliconing the cracks they fly out of. I cannot prove this next statement, but one of my trips to silicone their new entrance, it appears that they cut a hole through a rust spot on the steel. I don't know how thick this spot was, but it impressed me. none the less

I ALWAYS learn so much watching these videos you put together, but the most entertaining thing is watching you interact with your birds. I totally get it.. I do the same things with my dogs and my husband says he just stops what he's doing to hear what kind of songs Im singing to them today and in what voice... hahaha~! Thank you so much for the education!

Love the channel, squirley squirrel is my favorite cast member. I think you should start a B channel… featuring a can of raid, a fly swatter, and a pair of track shoes! Run HK run!

Been watching you for a few years now, always great content! I recently removed a nest but I was a bit metal with my methods, I don't have as you say, the foreskin to relocate nests lol. You're awesome man!

@HornetKingOfficial

11 ай бұрын

😅😆 "The foreskin" that's og Hornet king dad humor right there 😅

1mil. Congrats!