Drione the best wasp and hornet killer on the market

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
  • In this hornet nest removal ‪@wasphunter7131‬ shows the affects of drione dust. The hornet nest is no match for the dust the wasp fall almost instantly as the drione kills the nest. Please remember to like and subscribe for more wasp nest and hornet nest removals

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  • @rebeccahustad8731
    @rebeccahustad8731 Год назад +204

    My son is in 5th grade, autistic and low verbal. He used to be terribly afraid of bees so we have encouraged education to ease his fears. He has been enjoying your channel for some time and today said, "I love Wasp Hunter." Thank you for sharing your interests and skills with the world. Love from Wisconsin, USA.

    • @retrocny5625
      @retrocny5625 Год назад +17

      Hey, I'm in my 30s and still terribly afraid of these guys lol. Probably because I've been stung enough times to know how painful it is and how scary it is to get swarmed. If I had watched stuff like this as a kid, who knows maybe I wouldn't have such a phobia of wasps & hornets. Best of luck with your son.

    • @divingadventures121
      @divingadventures121 Год назад +3

      Wasp hunter and hornet king hands down best channels on RUclips.

    • @tommymarcelain3583
      @tommymarcelain3583 Год назад +3

      Wisconsin is the best and that is amazing story.

    • @Junkitup
      @Junkitup Год назад +1

      Nice one

    • @C4DD1333
      @C4DD1333 8 месяцев назад +1

      THATS AMAZING :D

  • @badgermetal
    @badgermetal Год назад +85

    I stepped on a ground nest when I was about 7 and I found out they can fly faster than I could run. Got stung a lot and it hurt! The last time I got stung I was walking on an abandoned railroad track and they got me 3 times on the same ankle and actually left scars.
    That crunching sound when you squish them is so satisfying, feels like I finally get a little taste revenge by watching your videos.

    • @adrianmetzler2523
      @adrianmetzler2523 Год назад +3

      Bald face hornets don’t typically make ground nests so those were different bees, your beecist! 😂

    • @crowdkilleryote
      @crowdkilleryote Год назад +6

      @@adrianmetzler2523 they werent bees at all they were wasps lol

    • @adrianmetzler2523
      @adrianmetzler2523 Год назад +2

      @@crowdkilleryote wait you didn’t get it? Read it again, I intentionally called them bees to get it wrong, beecism isn’t a thing either, call me out on that. Plus I spelled you’re “your”. I was joking man.

    • @crowdkilleryote
      @crowdkilleryote Год назад +2

      @@adrianmetzler2523 I see, I didn’t understand you were being ironic lol

    • @josephrasberry3850
      @josephrasberry3850 Год назад +1

      I know them ground hornets hurt bad it feels like your stabbing a needle straight to the bone. Lol. We call them ground hornets in Louisiana but I really don’t know what their exact name is.

  • @joemama1570
    @joemama1570 10 месяцев назад +26

    The active ingrediant in Drione is silica so it kills the wasps by dehydrating them and essentially removing their exoskeletons. This is why they roll around like that as they basically have no functional bones left by the end.

    • @pogunguskingofthemilk9529
      @pogunguskingofthemilk9529 4 месяца назад +1

      Rip wasps bones

    • @EyesoreJr
      @EyesoreJr Месяц назад +1

      You are incorrect. The active ingredient is the pyrethrin. The silica is a secondary kill of there is a resistance to the pyrethrin.

    • @FurtiveSkeptical
      @FurtiveSkeptical Месяц назад

      Much like the diatom insect powders, the fine silica clogs up the breathing openings along their sides just like their cousins the ants.

    • @EyesoreJr
      @EyesoreJr Месяц назад

      If you are referring to diatomaceous earth, that is also incorrect. Diatomaceous earth is more of a spikey powder that is meant to scratch the insects exoskeleton and cause them to dry out due to air. It may cause breathing trouble as well but, silica is a more rounded powder that can absorb 37% more liquid than its own weight thus dehydrating any insect. The silica in Tri-Die is actually electrostaticly charged so when an insect comes in contact with it, it sticks to them and draws the liquid out of them.

  • @RegisBladeStudios
    @RegisBladeStudios Год назад +18

    Everytime a ladder pings, a hornet loses it's wings.... love it!

  • @BrimHawk
    @BrimHawk Год назад +14

    The crunching of their heads, is surprisingly satisfying.

  • @brian70Cuda
    @brian70Cuda Год назад +53

    It might just be me, this was a 20 min vid that felt like five. I really liked this removal of a huge nest. Thank you! Your vids are getting so much better. love it my friend:)

    • @Sorchia56
      @Sorchia56 Месяц назад +1

      It does go by too fast!

  • @whatsup24_7
    @whatsup24_7 Год назад +68

    The crunching sound of their heads is amazing

  • @owenholdaway6824
    @owenholdaway6824 4 месяца назад +7

    bro this is my third video of yours and these are amazing. you make them very entertaining and funny. definitely deserve more recognition

  • @nateg2701
    @nateg2701 Год назад +15

    I laughed when he said "we got casualties everywhere" lol

  • @username-mc7jw
    @username-mc7jw Год назад +18

    A neighbor had a basket-ball sized bald-face hornet nest on the corner of their eves, pretty close to my pool. He unloaded 3 cans of spray into the nest one night. The next morning you could not tell he did anything. I puffed a little dust into the main entrance a few nights later. The next day there was no activity whatsoever at the nest, and we were able to take it down - no bee suit, no hornets, no stings. Used the nest for educational purposes with my kids... Drione is amazing! I have been using it for about 25 years now.

    • @GregsAutomotive
      @GregsAutomotive Месяц назад

      Mustve used shitty spray. Wasp spray kills them very effectivly on contact too.

  • @robertwhite3752
    @robertwhite3752 Год назад +20

    Not to sound morbid or anything, but am I the only one that enjoys hearing their heads being crushed between your fingers, or are there others as well?🤷‍♂️😂

  • @wendyvic4046
    @wendyvic4046 Год назад +22

    Good sized nest! Was interesting how they seemed so confused, attacking each other instead of you, and how quickly that Drione was working.

  • @onegoodtech4all751
    @onegoodtech4all751 Год назад +12

    You should invest in a bee pole it’ll keep you off the ladder it’s much more safer and faster, great video.

  • @basedjj93
    @basedjj93 7 месяцев назад +4

    The sound of them pinging off the ladder is insane! They were huge!

  • @theVoid524
    @theVoid524 Год назад +10

    When I used to do pest control, I used Drione quite a bit for yellow jackets when their nest was tucked up behind something where spray couldn't get to it. I never used it on a big ass hornets nest like that. It's pretty cool to see it in action.

  • @sfsandman4489
    @sfsandman4489 Год назад +23

    Dude, when you’re tearing the nest down I can see that Drione powder airborne . You need a respirator so you are not sucking that powder in. Next thing we’ll see is you tweaking out from that Drione. Lol. Be careful dude! That shit works. 😊

  • @Fresh-tw7ev
    @Fresh-tw7ev Год назад +13

    The dust seems like it was clogging your applicator. Great job on everything as usual! And sorry about Tua and his injury!

  • @ML-uu7wy
    @ML-uu7wy Год назад +5

    “This dudes break dancing “….lol Love it

  • @guyfromnj
    @guyfromnj 17 дней назад +1

    My favorite product you’ve used was the brake cleaner. The whole nest was buzzing you sprayed the brake cleaner and it went silent in seconds. Epic.

  • @garymucher4082
    @garymucher4082 Год назад +9

    I just killed a huge bald-faced hornets nest that was maybe a little larger than that one. But it was about waste/chest high on our power disconnect/meter on the side of the house. I was going to let them die off in the cold temps and than remove the nest, until one stung me well away from their nest. That meant war. I bought the commercial Raid hornet spray and let them have it. Amazing how quickly they died and how many unhatched larva was inside that nest... Thumbs Up! And yes, their sting will absolutely get your attention instantly...

    • @realspitter2727
      @realspitter2727 Год назад

      How did you avoid being stung when you sprayed them?

    • @TrapTech
      @TrapTech Год назад

      They die damn near instantly with RAID. IDK why these gurus don't use it for the swarming. @@realspitter2727

  • @r1299
    @r1299 Год назад +6

    Might sound crazy but try adding cornstarch to that powder It may keep it from sticking to itself while not diluting it enough to make a difference

  • @atklm1
    @atklm1 Год назад +8

    Natural pyrethrum with PBO is a good flushing agent in many other formulations too, like foggers and aerosol sprays. Because it actually agitates insects, and hence the faster knock down effect.The new Drione seems to have non toxic silica gel for residual effect, mostly drying out crawling insects. I wouldn't use it for residual effect, though. Permethrin, deltamethrin and cypermethrin are still go-to for crawlies. For pyrethroid-resistant strains with added novelty pesticide flupyradifurone (because our EU avocado-hipsters decided to put restrictions on neonicotinoids), I've had good results with it this summer for those nigh-immune to pyrethroids fruit flies.

  • @jman1989
    @jman1989 Месяц назад +3

    "Ma! For some reason the exterminator is spending 3 hours filming dead bees"

  • @Magnum44NC
    @Magnum44NC Год назад +12

    Good video! Hypothetical question for you. Would you climb the ladder, NO bee suit on, punch 2 holes in nest with your fist, then scurry down and run..For $50,000?

    • @wasphunter7131
      @wasphunter7131  Год назад +14

      Yeah I would for sure lol

    • @Magnum44NC
      @Magnum44NC Год назад +7

      @@wasphunter7131 If I hit the lottery, its game on!

    • @dpm2515
      @dpm2515 Год назад +2

      I would definitely consider it and I'm allergic to these f****** things

    • @mrBDeye
      @mrBDeye 3 месяца назад

      For $50 k ??
      I sure would to it

  • @fredrickmendoza5257
    @fredrickmendoza5257 Год назад +8

    Drione is the best. It is a bit on the expensive side. Which is why I only use it where there is lots of human activity like near a sidewalk or house entrance. Other than that I use tempo dust. As for ground wasps I opt for Delta dust as it works well for damp areas.

    • @funkyphil1974
      @funkyphil1974 Год назад

      We have ground bees in our yard tried getting rid of them but they keep coming back. Wish you could come get rid of them for us!!

    • @bantheshift
      @bantheshift Год назад +4

      I've used Delta dust for pretty much every wasp/bee issue I've had and works fine. We also get cicada killers every year and for those I just grab a can of beer and a tennis racquet and just swing and smack them. The can of beer is just to drink.

  • @derricklogan2058
    @derricklogan2058 Год назад +5

    I may not 🚫 watch all of your videos 📸, but when I do, I watch them to the end 🔚. But that's just me, so I can't speak for anyone else of course. It's like watching a Marvel Comics Movie. After the credits scroll by, we get a peek at what's coming next. So if someone isn't looking at the video 👏 to the end, they might miss something important or amusing!

    • @wasphunter7131
      @wasphunter7131  Год назад

      Means allot that you enjoy them. I’m not for everyone but glad that some people find joy in my vids

  • @danielethier2015
    @danielethier2015 Год назад +4

    Just discovered your videos and am impressed with your work and narration.
    Excellent content and am pleased to be a new subscriber.
    Great uploads!!

  • @robertwhite3752
    @robertwhite3752 Месяц назад +2

    @Wasp Hunter I live in Northeast Ohio and I was mowing my yard on my zero turn last year and I just got done cleaning the blades so I still had on my leather work gloves. I have a creek that runs beside my house and I was mowing through there and something hit me on the top of my right thumb down towards my palm area. I seriously thought that I was just shot by a pellet or BB or something and I instantly looked around for kids playing in the side yards or something that nature. A lot of times the back neighbor kids will shoot their pellet and BB guns at the frogs in the creek. It hurt extremely bad. It felt like somebody took a 5 pound hammer and smacked me right in the top of my thumb with it. I instantly cut my mower off and got up and ran towards the house because of that point I knew that something had to have stung me? I looked and seen something huge and black flying through the air. I mean this thing was probably a good 3 to 3 1/2 inches long, and pure black. It landed on the gutter of my garage and its body covered over half the width of my aluminum gutters. The damn thing was huge, and the only thing that I could think of was a Tarantula Hawk but I know there are none of those in Ohio, at least not to my knowledge. It was pure black. It didn’t have any light brown wings or brown coloration in it at all, but it was pure black. The wings were pure black and they gave off a bluish to light bluish like color affect when the sun hit this things body a certain way? I’ve been stung by a lot of things, but this thing really hurt man and it was incredibly nasty. How it got through the leather gloves I have no idea? Maybe instead it got under and I just didn’t notice? The pain went from my shoulder all the way down to my fingertips and it lasted for the better part of the rest of that night and into the next morning. I still have a hard knot where it hit me at the bottom part of the top of my thumb. What the hell do you think this could’ve been? I will never forget that sting man, ever!!

  • @robertmckinney1251
    @robertmckinney1251 Год назад +7

    That knock down was pretty amazing. I usually have to see them covered in delta for them to just fall like that. I'll be using this next year

    • @MiggyDLegend
      @MiggyDLegend Год назад

      Delta dust takes a while to kill them, drion is immediate.

  • @jcraigshelton
    @jcraigshelton Год назад +6

    Drione is hands down the best dust for angry and defensive wasps and yellowjackets. I have been preaching it
    for years. There’s nothing better. Not Tempo. Not Evergreen. Not Delta. Nothing! It costs a bit more but it is worth it. That and PTPI spray.

    • @jameswagstaff3612
      @jameswagstaff3612 Год назад +1

      What happens when birds,frog and so on eat them powder yellow jackets?

    • @vicvega3614
      @vicvega3614 Год назад

      ​@@jameswagstaff3612they die

  • @ortho-g9826
    @ortho-g9826 Год назад +5

    Raid Wasp and Hornet puts them down faster, I think. I took out a nest as big as the one in the video and wore no specialized suit. Just waited until early evening and surprise blasted them with the Raid. Start at the entrance and work outward soaking the whole nest. Might take a whole can but when they fall down they're already in rigor mortis, dead as a door nail with no movement at all. Most stay in the nest and die as ONE BIG CLUMP. Climbed up toy roof two days later and tore the whole thing down and incinerated the dead nest in a bucket with lighter fluid.

    • @alexb7641
      @alexb7641 Год назад

      I personally like to use firecrackers and whiffle bats

    • @vicvega3614
      @vicvega3614 Год назад

      Yea i saw 1 tiny drop of raid hit a yellow jacket while it was flying and it dropped so fast it was dead before it hit the ground

  • @bobhart1155
    @bobhart1155 2 месяца назад

    From now on I'll be using this Drione Dust instead of the Tempo Dust. Amazing how effective it is. Thanks for posting !

  • @johnm.lashmit8855
    @johnm.lashmit8855 Год назад +2

    Great stuff, wish I would've found your videos sooner, had a few bee nest in walls around our place this year and no way to get rid of them, your videos have gave some great info on how get rid of them.

  • @waltonwarrior7428
    @waltonwarrior7428 Год назад +1

    I love that crunching sound when you pinch their heads.

  • @heathhalfhill6401
    @heathhalfhill6401 Год назад +3

    Every time I have been stung by these guys the hole bleeds where I had gotten stung, and then it will swell up like I have half of a golf ball under my skin. As it starts to go away about a week later but starts itching so badly that I use a hair brush with medium stiff bristles to scratch the area and it feels so good that my mouth starts to water. Go figure. Not sad for these guys getting wiped out that’s for sure. Nice job bud. Thank you.

    • @wasphunter7131
      @wasphunter7131  Год назад +1

      I always tell people the week of itching after the swelling goes down is the worst part

  • @afreshreaction
    @afreshreaction Год назад +2

    Jesus man… that crunch sound when you squish their heads… gotta make a video of just those crunchy sounds

  • @williamsporing1500
    @williamsporing1500 Год назад +3

    I get these nests back in the tree line on my property. They don’t mess with me, so I don’t mess with them.
    Now, the ground wasps is another story. I call them a**holes with wings…..

    • @wasphunter7131
      @wasphunter7131  Год назад +3

      Funny enough I get stung through the suit probably 20 times a summer every single sting is ground wasp, they are smaller but they are soo aggressive they are the only ones that get through

  • @ryanbon2414
    @ryanbon2414 Год назад +1

    Do you pick up all the dead ones and dispose of them or leave them? I ask because I would assume it’s toxic for other species to eat them now?

  • @MyLevelheaded
    @MyLevelheaded Год назад +1

    the neighborhood should thank you because each one of those queens was a new colony in the making...drione effective for carpenter bees as well and as long as it is dry it works its magic sticks to the legs and slowly shuts down the nervous system ....

  • @shannonjefferson874
    @shannonjefferson874 Год назад +5

    Love the vids bro

  • @richie9911
    @richie9911 Год назад +1

    The Drione dust brake dance......🤣

  • @marcellino1956
    @marcellino1956 Месяц назад +1

    That Drione is like in the Movie Jacobs Ladder when they gave the American soldiers that drug to enhance their fighting but they ended up turning on each other !!!

  • @timslocum4835
    @timslocum4835 Год назад +1

    Is that a commercial grade of killer or is that the same one sold on amazon

  • @JBereal123
    @JBereal123 Год назад +2

    I use to Use Drion a lot but Delta and Tempo Dust are easier applications for me. They all do the trick

  • @wayne_vt
    @wayne_vt Год назад +2

    Wow, that Drione knocked them dead. Pretty incredible.

  • @crwenz
    @crwenz Год назад +1

    Starting fluid works great too!

  • @benjaminromberg2091
    @benjaminromberg2091 Месяц назад

    My son in law worked for AT&T and they supplied him with a product called Rainbow, if a wasp even looked at the can he’d croak, joking aside it’s really powerful stuff, they go down instantly!

  • @bamm160
    @bamm160 Год назад +1

    Expanding insulation foam works wonders. I do that when I encounter that in my construction jobs. I’d like to see the effect of that on one of your large nests. Sprayed in the nest.

  • @cousinjohncarstuff4568
    @cousinjohncarstuff4568 24 дня назад

    The wasps are saying "I've fallen and can't get up!"

  • @dkelban
    @dkelban Год назад +1

    Really good video. Good information to spread about that dust. LOL: They're break dancing.

  • @bartonsky
    @bartonsky 2 месяца назад

    What is the powder you use in most of your videos that your spray inside the nests? Thank you.

  • @moosebonsai
    @moosebonsai 5 дней назад

    The excessive use of lethal toxins on *Vespidae* reflects a profound lack of restraint and ignorance of their essential ecological functions.

  • @shauncatlett6066
    @shauncatlett6066 8 дней назад

    Do you have a removal where you use one of those bug zapper boxes and hoist it up or near the nest to kill the swarms?

  • @sobe9ball
    @sobe9ball Год назад +1

    The best American hornet content on RUclips! Did I hear DUST? Ok ok you got my attention! Look at them squeal in agony! Did you improve your audio visual? Definitely looks like it!!! 🔥😍🔥😍 new dust better then tempo and delta? WOW!

  • @ogopogo1916
    @ogopogo1916 Год назад +1

    Read many years ago about a guy in Quebec that would cut pieces of coloured art paper up and mix it with his magic sugar water.
    The nests would come out multicolored and he would sell them for big dollars.

  • @JeffBilkins
    @JeffBilkins 9 месяцев назад +1

    You could put some heavy metal things like washers in the rough powder in the applicator reservoir and shake to powder it up.

  • @michaelmain1990
    @michaelmain1990 Год назад +3

    We need more drione dust videos

  • @elvisjerrylee
    @elvisjerrylee Год назад +1

    It was so satisfying to hear you crunch their friggen heads!!!!

  • @THCBUDS
    @THCBUDS 5 месяцев назад

    love your videos one question if a bird eats a wasp with that white stuff will it die thanks.

  • @bizzweed
    @bizzweed Месяц назад +1

    ‘This guys breakdancing!’ 😆😆

  • @yongcastillo1993
    @yongcastillo1993 Год назад +1

    Excellent video. Thanks!!

  • @DefnitelyMine
    @DefnitelyMine Год назад +1

    ...Dont wear headphones.. >:,D.. it went from Wasp killer straight into an ASMR horror.. xD

  • @TCGcajun
    @TCGcajun 4 месяца назад

    What's the applicator that you're using for the dust?

  • @TomokoAbe_
    @TomokoAbe_ 2 месяца назад

    Absolutely frightening! I would freak if I seen a bee nest that big on my property.

  • @AmericanFarmerHVAC2024
    @AmericanFarmerHVAC2024 Год назад +2

    That's the damndest thing I've ever seen. The dust like turns their colors the opposite

  • @hagerz
    @hagerz Год назад +1

    Awesome Video! As always keep up the great work 👍

  • @stellaluuk2713
    @stellaluuk2713 Год назад +1

    If you leave the nest the dust will take care of the foragers

  • @Fiberoptic11
    @Fiberoptic11 Год назад +2

    Love to see it. Absolutely hate hornets and wasps

  • @robaxl3088
    @robaxl3088 Год назад

    I’m a new subscriber and I gotta say I love your channel bro. Your video popped up in my searches after looking at videos of giant Asian hornets….what are your thoughts on the giant Asian hornet and would you be a little uneasy if you had to exterminate one of their nests?
    Now it’s time to binge watch your vidoes.

  • @mostthoughtprovoking1494
    @mostthoughtprovoking1494 Год назад +1

    Can you mix talc powder in with it to keep it from clumping? Just a thought.

  • @mandolinman2006
    @mandolinman2006 Год назад +1

    I'm curious what Flex Seal would do to them.

  • @derricklogan2058
    @derricklogan2058 Год назад +1

    Break dancing to the Sweet Sounds of The Death Dance sending them to meet their Maker while Spinning to a 360 Degree Buzz!

  • @jacobfrizzell542
    @jacobfrizzell542 Год назад

    im glad to see another soldier fighting the war against wasps

  • @C4DD1333
    @C4DD1333 8 месяцев назад +1

    You videos are like asmr lol

  • @realspitter2727
    @realspitter2727 Год назад

    Great video here man. Funny and has replay value tbh

  • @tlars36
    @tlars36 Месяц назад

    Raining Hornets, now that is something that nightmares is made of!

  • @lucayahellsingtv
    @lucayahellsingtv 2 месяца назад

    Lmao the breakdancer bit got me 😂

  • @anthonyhayes1267
    @anthonyhayes1267 2 месяца назад

    "I'm doing my part"
    -this guy

  • @DrCrunchyRiff
    @DrCrunchyRiff Год назад

    Why so many queens? Are they ready to leave and start their own nest?

  • @WolfRaging95
    @WolfRaging95 8 дней назад

    How do you know when it’s the queen?

  • @jasonstricklin2602
    @jasonstricklin2602 Год назад +1

    Have you ever tried a flame thrower to get rid of a nest?

  • @MiggyDLegend
    @MiggyDLegend Год назад

    Drion immediately while Delta dust takes a while but it's waterproof

  • @annetteacciaio8111
    @annetteacciaio8111 Год назад +3

    how long does it take the hornets to build a nest that size?

    • @mrc4912
      @mrc4912 Год назад +5

      A hornet nest only lasts for a single season and dies off when the frosts and cold Winter weather begin. Some queens are spawned at the end of that period to seek shelter and hibernate until the following Spring. In other words, it only takes several months for them to build a nest that size. Where I live, the bluejays and crows pick apart the nests at the end of the season once most of the hornets die off to pick out the soft larvae...

  • @naz220
    @naz220 Месяц назад

    Have you ever used Diamatacious Earth before? It works slowly but does the job.

  • @EyesoreJr
    @EyesoreJr Месяц назад

    Drione is just Bayer’s knock-off version of BASF Tri-Die. I’ve been using Tri-Die for 7 years and it will take down a bald-faced hornets nest in 5 minutes or less depending on size.

  • @blaquenoise
    @blaquenoise Год назад

    Sevin Dust and Webout also work really good with both being human friendly, but yes at my job I use Alpine WD, Ecovia WD, Tempo, and Delta. I have Webout, but I'm not a fan of the citronella smell.

  • @patriciaguillory8424
    @patriciaguillory8424 3 месяца назад

    The hornet nest is absolutely beautiful!! Without the hornets of course - 🤣 - I subscribed to your channel I'm watching from Central Louisiana

  • @jimjustice581
    @jimjustice581 Год назад

    Wasp 1: I don’t feel so good.
    Wasp 2: You look a little pale.

  • @duanesappliance8160
    @duanesappliance8160 Год назад

    Hey there, I don't know if you've tried using Spectracide PRO Wasp & Hornet Killer but it is serious stuff. The dielectric breakdown voltage is 47,300 volts. Try this and do a video on the fastest wasp death you'll ever see.

  • @marklowther4611
    @marklowther4611 Год назад

    Where are you located I have a huge hornets nest on the 2nd level of my house.

  • @ThePerfectSeason1972
    @ThePerfectSeason1972 Год назад +2

    Is there a danger aspirating that dust ?

    • @wasphunter7131
      @wasphunter7131  Год назад +1

      No it’s totally safe for people it’s a pyrethrin

  • @janerawlinson4617
    @janerawlinson4617 Месяц назад

    Why do they attack each other when they have been dusted?

  • @EpheweTrudeau
    @EpheweTrudeau Месяц назад +1

    I wonder how a co2 fire extinguisher would work ?

  • @tiggersrevenge
    @tiggersrevenge Год назад +1

    How did you get into this line of work?

  • @wickedPrints3256
    @wickedPrints3256 Год назад +1

    what if you mixed the tempo dust with the Drione? Improve flow with a deadlier result?

    • @wasphunter7131
      @wasphunter7131  Год назад +1

      I will deff try this maybe even throw in a little delta dust for the wet conditions

  • @TomFittonisHOT
    @TomFittonisHOT Год назад

    We put dish soap with water in a super soaker and spray away! It kills them so well!

  • @jimkirby2021
    @jimkirby2021 11 месяцев назад

    That drione works really well on carpenter ants too.

    • @jimkirby2021
      @jimkirby2021 11 месяцев назад

      We always called it dry-on. We’d mix some borid in with it in the electric duster. Because the drione cakes up in there. And drop a marble in your bulb duster for easy busting up the drione. I believe it’s still pyrethren. Which is made from the crisanthimum flowers. A great natural insecticide. Killing wasps in Texas! 👋✌️

  • @matthewkirkey2716
    @matthewkirkey2716 Год назад +1

    I've had a 100% success with sugar water and yeast mixture versus ants, yellow jackets and hornets. I destroyed a yellow jacket nest in two days. It had over 800 yellow jackets.

    • @janstewart2041
      @janstewart2041 Год назад

      How do you do it?

    • @matthewkirkey2716
      @matthewkirkey2716 Год назад +1

      @@janstewart2041 activate yeast as directed on package and add sugar till thick. Use a clean sponge so ants take food instead of drowning. Place near nest, active areas. Works great on yellow jackets.

  • @Stephen-gp8yi
    @Stephen-gp8yi Год назад +1

    Best video of the day for sure✌️

  • @goldsmith001
    @goldsmith001 Год назад

    Can drione be mixed in a blender with water or alcohol and be sprayed?