Making a diy hornet trap
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2021
- Let us make a DIY Hornet and Wasp Trap. Get rid of these pests for good with this inexpensive trap.
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I don’t wanna tell you anything other than your assistance with work better I’ll give you credit Sweet it’s Rinis. Good job.
I can't wait to try these. The hornets keep eating our honey bees.
Praying for you and your wife
Poor honey bees I luv bees 🐝 from uk
Beer ,shrimp raw!!! Sugar ,,,,,works the best with these traps I have 16 of them across my 32 acre property
Catch hundreds every summer , also I drill out the hole so it's bigger to accompany the 3 inch hornets I get big boys highly aggressive
Yes yes and yes! Been looking for advice that wont harm the bees!
When you place the funnel in, turn it 90 degrees and those tabs on the back will hold it in.
God bless you and your wife. Prayers for y’all
People commonly make this mistake-wasp and hornets are pollinators! Adult wasps/hornets have a tiny waist and therefore cannot eat solids. They catch flies etc and feed to the larvae within the nest, they in return ‘regurgitate’ a liquid for the adult wasp/hornet to eat. At the start/end of the season when there is not enough larvae to feed the adults the live off flower nectar. Therefore they travel plant to plant to gather this and this is how they pollinate along the way. Also when the nest does have a large supply of larvae present who are producing the wasp/hornet ‘liquid food’ some of the adult worker wasps/hornets are still seen going to flowers for a bit of nectar-I guess it’s their version of having an afternoon off and heading to the bar for a sneaky 🍺 🍸 . I too used to believe wasps and hornets were on the planet by the devil himself just to cause pain and chaos. I now don’t hate them so much since understanding their lives a little more. I do however have a growing hatred for hornets again this year as they have killed 6 hives of my bees this summer
yes, BUT they chase my hummingbirds off the feeders, no go!
@@kleineroteHex Same issue. I had a real problem this season with the bald faced hornets chasing away the hummingbirds. Next season I will be prepared for them. I'm going to set the traps out early in year and hopefully kill their queens so that they can't even get their nests started.
@@duckpwnd what kind of traps? My homemade was not working, only one yellow jacket in😁
They also make a pretty bright, yellow duck tape FYI
I saw your video last year, tried it, and it definitely works. I'm working on 2 more traps for this season. Thanks for sharing.
very cool and thanks as I have been stung by a few yellow jackets --
what a great DIY project...!!!
I don’t have any .the bird feeder brings in the birds . Since then no more. This goes for a lot of bugs .
Thanks for the vid.
I sure did see the bug-a-salt still need to order it though.
But this vid will help me in my new quest, bee keeping.
Lots of thanks!
Thank You. We shall try this out. There are 3 different hornets nests in bushes we have found. They stung My 88 yr old Neighbor 2 different days in a row! Thank You!♡♡♡
Hornets are nasty nasty. Get a professional out there to get rid of those nests or you will have 300 queens from those nests for NEXT SEASON!
Thank you for sharing
I noticed your tshirt. I'm a biker, too. I love your group's name! Ride safe brother!
Great video on how to kill these stinging creeps.
You actually could have done with a glass jar with a hole in the lid they would fit through and an inch or so of some (syrup based, sugar containing) lemonade inside, as that is what attracts them. The smell of it attracts them, and just like most other insects they won't be able to find the way back out once they are inside. The only thing one needs to do is replace the liquid inside with a fresh amount once there are too many wasps or hornets that drowned in what you had your jar already.
I had a run-in with some wasps the other day. They got me once but I settled the score with some talstar bug spray.
Very cool 👍
Thank you! We have a ton of them!
Wonder what's wro g with just cutting the top off and inverting it into the bottle.
Another question how often do you need to replace the solution that attracts the bees/ bugs?
Eventually it will become black with black bugs floating on the top. I would change it then. That’s what I did.
When it gets full of bees....
@@connieholthaus957 wasps or hornets. Not bees....
would just straight applecider vinegar And sugar Work with some Vienna sausage?
Meat in spring when reproducing, sugary in summer.
they go for anything even in fall now.
I knock em down and put em on a mouse sticky board, the yell for help and there buddies start sticking trying to help. I swear I did it today at my father's place and that shit worked , also boric acid traps. I filled up 2 traps set this morning, and set 3 more after I left his place tonight. Unbelievable.
can you please explain how you setup the boric acid trap ? I tried Grape jam + water, then cold ham slices + water, then Apple cider vinegar + water, Honey + water ... and not one of them works ???? so now last resort boric acid and maybe a flamethrower :(
@@johnbrylledomingo6377 boric acid mixed with pepsi etc, apple juice... in an open receptacle, they take it to the nest and the boric acid will kill the whole darn brood. I do not want to kill them all, they do serve a purpose, they just have not read the memo that my hummingbird feeders are not for wasps.
You dont want to catch them. Youll never eradicate a nest with that. If you add boric acid to the meat and juice they'll take that back to the nest. That will kill the entire nest.
Ps, its safe for bees
Curious. Poison bait...all the same steps this dude did but adding boric acid and allowing an exit? Or only meat + boric?
I only got three bees
Apparently, when you mix in a part of vinegar or apple cider vinegar you will prevent bees from becoming trapped and killed. Maybe something to consider?
wasps and hornets are omnivores. not only do they eat bees and other insects they feed on nectar and fruit.
as well as hotdogs! we watched just the other week when a yellowjacket sat on my grandson's hot dog and worked a piece out and flew away :)
My hornets are Vegans
Will This Work For Dirt Dobber Bees ? Lifting Prayers For You And Your Wife 🙏
Not sure but if they are attracted to sweet things it should. Thank you for your prayers.
NOT BEES
Dirt Daubers are WASPS
NOT BEES
Actually wasp and hornets are pollinators, just not as big as honeybees.
Honeybees are also cannibals. They will eat their larvae for protein when pollen is scarce.
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