Yellow Jackets INFESTATION inside Bedroom wall! Sleeping with Wasps!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Yellow Jackets decided to share a bedroom with a client! But this client decided to call me to have the freeloaders EVICTED!
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“N-no I have no idea of how my house caught on fire officer... there definitely wasn’t some sort of yellow jacket nest I’m my wall...”
lol
Fire department shows up and you inform them of the situation "Don't shoot let em burn!" lol
"You're were wall then?" - Poličé mæn.
Lol
Ist just 50000 billion hornets they`re not hurting anyone
that shit was literally jus separated by paint. imagine that shit falling in her home
Imagine when she was sleeping it just fell and they all swarmed her. Death sentence right there
oh damn-
That would be terrible
Don’t say bad words
💀
I would never sleep in that room untill the room is burnt down and the room is rebuilt
Same. Never, ever.
😂
Would you prefer spiders?
Funny thing, is these nasty fookers, are very beneficial to all things (e.g. mosquito management, and allowing pollinators to do their magic). But in fall, when the cold starts to come, GTFO of town. Or at least run, if you don't know where their nest is.
Me to
Them chickens must loose their shit when they see you roll up with the black box
Heck ya i bet they do
I bet they run so fast trying to get to him and actually will fight each other for those larvae. So many of them. (Larvae) . U should never have to buy any chicken food with a ton of these u get every time u do this.
@@amandacrawford4748 win-win! Win for the chickens because who doesn't love free food and win for hornet king because he (probably) won't ever need to spend another cent on chicken food!
"She could hear the scratching and the buzzing and the rumbling from within the wall space next to her bed."
Are you sure this isn't a Stephen King novel?
Right🤣
Lord Of The Wasps (yes i know it's not stephen king but still)
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I would never hesitate to pay this guy big for removing those little satans out of my walls
Lol so true
Lmao
Loll
This guy should sell dried/cleaned pieces of hives. They look pretty cool imo and might be useful for arts and crafts.
@@shroomer8294 after the chickens eat the baby satans
Several years ago I heard baby birds chirping in our bedroom wall. I had my husband in the bushes, on the roof, everywhere! trying to save those poor birds! After 2-3 days, I realize the “chirping” is actually coming from my husband’s fancy new alarm clock. Unbelievable. 😆🤦♀️💀🐥
Hagahahaha!!
Lol
Lol
@Crow bruh. Is that necessary
@Cooler Crow it really isn’t that funny
I hate this with every fiber of my being, seeing a nest makes me physically uncomfortable and yet I can't stop watching.
He knows the perfect strat, when I saw this in my recommended I couldn’t not click
Trypophobia?
Don’t watch the video then simple. 🤦🏼
@@haydensargent1752 did you read the comment?
@@karltaylor1334 yeah it it’s kinda easy to stop watching a video
Dang imagine waking up in the middle of the night to wasp in your room
lol I have an irrational fear of wasps bees etc so if I heard that in the middle of the night I would quarantine the room and never go in it again
sounds like a horror movie in real life
Living in australia.. got wasps in my bedroom walls.. encountered several in my room one time.. sprayed my room..
@@TheAdministratorRequiem nah, it’s completely rational, those things are terrifying
Nice my reply got noticed moral boost: 100
Hornet King: "So here you can see an adult trying to pull a larva out of the cell and than she goes"
Hornet: **Attack on Titan theme starts playing**
@@sforsheepy5234 yes
“My baby brothers in there I have to go get him!”
“No! It’s too dangerous!”
Josuke’s theme plays*
Good job saving the homeowner from having a nightmare bedroom!
Keep up the good work!
Thanks Sina!
@@HornetKingOfficial i woke up in a room full of wasps and got out alive
@@XSHADOWTHELEGENDARYHEDGEHOGxX pog
@@XSHADOWTHELEGENDARYHEDGEHOGxX a blessing from the lord
@@kalingenin yes pog
I was staying in a relative's basement one summer, and my living space was invaded by yellowjackets. I never found the nest, but since the entire basement had cinder block walls and an unfinished ceiling, I suspect it was outside the building. My way of dealing with the infestation was to hang fly paper next to every light source. I caught hundreds of yellowjackets that way, as they would fly to the light, get their wings caught, and react by trying to sting the fly paper, getting themselves hopelessly stuck. I'm not sure if someone else found the nest, or if my methods just trapped enough of them to cause a population crash, but I never saw another yellowjacket in that basement after that summer.
That’s um a lot of words
The moral is - don't hurry with sticking your sting
@@Garou338 what
Good job dude!
You lived and slept amongst hundreds of thousands of yellow jackets? The fuck?
Absolutely love the vacuuming part!! And if I found a wasp nest in my house I'd probably just give them the whole thing.
I'd burn the whole thing. No joke, I'd rather commit arson than that.
Yay free house for me. Just needs cleaning
@@existentialcrisis2960 your lie in april
@@n4riko lmao yeah
Yeah, play Mr beast to save my own ass
Does anyone else feel things crawling on them when they watch these videos? Lol
Yes
Towards the end of this video, I heard a sudden wasp buzz in my left ear (I was wearing earphones) and I thought for one moment a wasp was entering my ear!!
Yes I was shooing and scratching the whole time!
I did indeed
No
I came for the wasps
I stayed for the "boop. In she goes" when seeing the queen.
timestamp?
@@pip_SMM 10:03
Welp, that queen got her royal treatment right there. Ouch. :DDDDDDDD
This dude catches wasps, but has a whole studio set up.
I never care for stuff like this but you done grew on me after months of binging your videos
I appreciate that so much! Thanks for joining the channel and I appreciate the support!
Same lol
Same. be smoking in the car at end of the night nd hese the videos I tune into now lol
@@user-mg8qd2fr4j facts😂
I would have to say that to it's grown on me😎
Chickens: "Mmmm, this one's bedroom-flavored!" :DDDDDDD
Every time a nest is being cut apart & the wasps being sucked up, I imagine the wasps listening to REM’s song, “It’s The End Of The World As We Know It”.
What I found amazing is that the suit doesnt actually protect from the stings, which I found that simple fact scary asf! Just amazing that you have that courage to be surrounded with so many that can sting you and still stay calm! How with our technology their no suits that can protect people that does that very scary job ?
Well the hard part is that the suit will get incredibly hot and there isn't really any material that can prevent that, or make it less heavy :(
Sleeping with Wasps? Someones gonna have nightmares tonight.
Buzz buzz, sweet dreams!
@@HornetKingOfficial OMG. Lol. Just seeing the wasps go past the camera freaks me out. I can't imagine and I've been stung by yellow jackets... On the foot than the leg and than ON THE FACE!! OUCH
@@mindytenerias2927 oh that's freakishly painful.
In the wall.. hmmm.. I think a short started the fire...
Why am I watching this before bed?
i love that when the dry wall is cut open the wasps are like "ooo look! ther-AHHHHHHHH"
earlier today when I watched a bit of this video I said to my mom, "imagine having a yellowjacket nest in your bedroom ceiling for so long that the last barrier between the nest and your room is just the paint." I hadn't gotten to the part where you cut the ceiling open yet, so I got surprised by the nest literally being just like that lmao
What did she say?
@@mrdarkblizzardsnowrblx3891 *_words_*
@@mikhailgorbachevsovietunion *l e t t e r s*
madness combat grunt I’m sure that he’s being sarcastic, or probably he speaks a different language?
usuario Google I’m sure that he’s being sarcastic, or probably he speaks a different language?
Curious question: would you be able to detect a wasp nest in a wall with a thermal camera? Obviously feeling around for spongey dry wall is cheaper, but if the equipment was available, would it work?
Probably, bees can cook the queen bee and these are bigger, so they may produce enough heat to be detectable
Nightmare: You hear something moving in the walls
Nightmare come true: 100's of yellowjackets built a nest!!
Who are you gonna to call? Ghostbusters! NO,NO,NO! Call ...The HORNET KING!!
1000's. That was a huge nest that we didn't get to see in it's entirety.
No you just burn the house down
It is pretty amazing that you go through the entire interior of the home to make sure every single wasp is gone. Must be a crazy hunt for every last one.
I wouldn't wanna sleep in a room infested with Yellow Jackets until they are killed.
If this happened to me I’d be calling the goddamn navy seals
LOL. I would too.
So true
I would have been so freaked out I doubt I'd have slept in that room lol. Imagine waking up to hundreds of those buggers laying in bed with you
I would die 😂
@@HE4RTS4EM1LY literally and figuratively 😂
"Theirs the queen there...Boop there she goes."
That initial breakthrough with the wall saw literally cut like butter, yikes!
Seeing them wriggling around in there gave me chills, I’m terrified of these things.
Same
Yes! My favorite part is the window cluster. And you feeding the animals
and this is why im scared of every living animal, even if its a harmless cat.
Even humans? or dolphins?
No- I'm just scared of getting bit scratched or stung or something.
@@jelly_isabell933 that's fair. p much every cut, bite, sting, scar, scratch, scrape, and etc. can get infected but as long you clean it, it probably wont
These removals usually don't bother me, but *this* one? Inside a bedroom? That's a *HUGE* Nope-A-Roonee! Gahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
HOW THE HELL DID THEY GET THERE IN THE FIRST PLACE
*heck
@@littlebirddreams7798 *Hell
@Game Time Ikr
because american houses are papers
This is a infrince. i believe that a small hole is all it takes. Ex: a squirrel can chew a hole where the roof overhangs a corner, later the wasps dig a tunnel through the insulation to the empty area and expands. Sorry for the bad grammar.
My favorite part of these videos is watching your lovely animals eat up the larvae.♥
I’m not sure if it’s suppose to be but this is oddly satisfying... like I watch this before bed 😅
Watching the buffet at the end is always fun. Nature's recycling!
*Vaccum exists*
Wasps: Why do I hear boss music?
When the wasps when onto the camera I would move away from my phone
best comment dude
best comment dude
IKR?
Wow, it's really big deal, with no any doubts!!!!!! 😮😮
You know, I'd like to say your work scares me and amazes me at the same time. I am really so impressed with what you are doing! Because as far as I am concerned, by any contact with those nasty hornets, I would simply die of fear, even in the thickest and safest coverall!!!😉😉
Sees brand new Hornet King video: YES!
Sees top comment is about the vacuuming part: YEEEEESSSSSS!!!!
Hahahaha! Thanks!
@@HornetKingOfficial so...this video basically is what might be happening to my room. Because- I saw like- 5 hornets in my room in the summer. And we don’t know how they get there and one of them was never killed it escaped at least somewhere- XD
I have had an experience when I was younger I left my window open and about 5 minutes later my room was being swarmed by wasps terrifying didn't get stung though
Welp, closing my window
I remember going into the woods to check my deer stand for the upcoming season. The stand was basically a platform made of plywood about 25ft up in a pine tree. I climb up and looked on top to check the wood. I began banging the hell out of the platform with just my torso looking over the top.
What I didn't know is that underneath this stand was a huge wasp nest. They were red wasps just hanging on a comb structure. They attacked me and I jumped clear out of the tree. I was stung about 10 times all over my arms and face. It was horrible. I hate these insects and ants, too.
Your not alone, I get bitten by ants all the time
Hahaha karma
As a kid I was standing on a mound of grass in a swampy area getting cattails to shoot a bb gun at. I looked down and there was hundreds of yellow jackets on my leg from the knee down. Luckily I had long jeans on. I ran so fast and shook my leg and got them all off except one that managed to sting me!
I admit. I'm hooked. This content makes my skin crawl for real, but im loving watching you do it. Thanks for helping people out with your removals. I know my husband and I wouldn't ever have the balls to do it 😂
I've seen honeybee removal videos where they use infrared cameras & sensors to locate hives, as the bees' movement creates hot spots.
I'm curious if they'd work for locating wasp nests as well, or if the paper vs wax, different orientation, and paper around the comb makes it pointless. Obviously the listening works for you, but have you tried an IR camera just to see if it does help?
Oh my God!!! My anxiety hit the roof when you sawed through that paint and the start flying out. God, these wasps scare the hell out of me.
I once had wasps in my wall as well... and then someday some in my room as well... the specialist we called used some chemical tho, but because we hadnt only dry wall in the construction, I think your method would not even have been possible
I remove nests from all sorts of building materials. If there's a wasp in the walls, I can get them 😊
@@HornetKingOfficial hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Who else felt like that you were getting stung or got scared to sleep in your room thinking there is wasps in the wall?
These "Waspumentaries" you do are awesome man. Also I apologize for the bad joke. A little.
Literally heard one buzz in my right ear and instantly turned to my right beware headphone users aha-
This is great! I've dealt with these boogers my entire life, but bartending outside at a golf course in the Tahoe region had me puzzled. Apparently, after cold temperatures (45 Degrees and lower), the queen stops laying eggs, and the "workers", or meat bees as most people call them, start their mission to survive - on carbs; like sodas and such - and they become devils ( aggressive assholes)... So after some research, and bites and stings, and watching them go into every cocktail I made, especially with cranberry juice, I made a concoction of cranberry juice in a plastic cup with a lid that their bodies could barely fit in, and they are greedy and couldn't climb out.... Genius, I am... I trapped about 400 YJ's/Wasps? in about four hours, in ONE 16 oz cup.... BUT, that was at 7000 feet, and I think they are tougher in the mountains than in 70 degree weather all year... because I had those fuckers at my bar in 40 degree weather, with sun. (that was ANOTHER great video) I'd love to learn more about these beneficial insects (They killed ALL the mosquitos last year, and only a few snobby golfers complained because they hit their ball(S) in the trees in the forest!). These are powerfully beneficial insects, and I'd love to learn how to channel their energy for the sake of agriculture, and my god kids (who are allergic). And I am not sure how I feel about "trapping" the queens in the spring.... Any thoughts on my rant, King?
I’m not the hornet king but I must say thank you for your service of killing these vile beasts
Wow I jumped when he first opened the wall, I was NOT expecting that.
I've been following your videos for a while now, I like how you get in depth on the anatomy of a wasp nest and how they operate. I've seen a few European hornets around our house here in Southern Indiana, even gnabbed a few pictures of one we caught. For the most part we get reddish/brown paper wasps around our house. Keep up great the videos!
I was having goosebumps watching this video but still for some reason I watched it till the end
Now THATS a nightmare.
I don't think I'll ever be able to sleep in my bedroom again. Keep up the good work :)
I've had bats, spiders and raccoons in my wall. But NEVER wasps!!!😫
Wait..BATS! RACOONS?! WHERE THE HECK DO YOU LIVE!?
@@NyanCatzzz in a old home built in the 1890s, there's a small access point near the roof for anything to get in
@@FatherManiacTTV Well if you ever get wasps, you know who to call!! Haha
@kailen mcanespie Ok RATS AND RACOONS?! I understand bats since you live in a house built in 1890 but RACOONS. Have you called pest control?
The wasps are like HELLO IS IT MEE YOU LOOKING fOrR
hornet king be like no timmy jimmy and nancy the wasp
anyone else feel like a wasp is crawling on their head when they watch this video
Yes
I actually do
10:43 that is one sneaky wasp trying to hide! 😂
I'm here to hit the like button
As you’re feeding the birds, the song “Circle of Life” comes to mind 😂
OMG! I just got home from work and saw the notification (sorry I missed the TWITCH stream). This is great timing.
This is insane! Her bedroom wall! I would have been freaked out too much.
Aanndd I just gaged a little when you talked about the adults eating the excrement from the larvae.
Awe hey Joker!! Love that you are always here for support of the videos and the stream!
(I couldn't eat my child's excrement, thats for sure! Haha!)
@@HornetKingOfficial Of course!
That portion made me have to pause the video. I can handle a lot, but that was a bit much lol 😆
I don't know why but I get chills down my spine and get itchy when I see wasps flying and crawling over the camera
Those chicken eating so much protein, ready to gain some mass 💪
I honestly don't know how you do this for a living yet I take my hat off to you. They make my skin crawl.
If I were an exterminator, I wouldn't be feeding the comb to animals. I'd pile them up and jump into them like autumn leaves.
Because I am weird.
I’m wearing headphones and the occasional buzzing makes me hit the side of my head.
I’m completely freaked out as those yellow jackets leave the nest.
I’m yelling, “Get that one! You missed those!” 😂
I never thought a video about wasps would become my favorite channel
When some1 ask you who you gonna call.... ~~ well... HornetBuster XDD
I had a wasp nest a while ago, I didn’t know what to do- me and my dad watched your channel and saw what you did, and instantly aborted our mission to get rid of it 😂
Tip:Burn the house down
Btw I'm jk
A can of cb 80,Bengal dust will get them.
What happened to it?
Every time I hear that buzz I can’t help but flinch...
when you can see the paint is the only thing separating the hive from the room: nightmare fuel
wasps just pouring down from the ceiling: nightterror fuel
also i keep missing yall on Twitch by like 15 minutes 😥
I want to turn up the suction on that vacuum by 1000%. 😂😂😂
Somewhat early hornet squad where you at
14:52 I’m watching this with headphones and i literally shook my head thinking something was flying in my left ear! 🤣
Can you please do a nighttime nest removal, for science?
To see how much larger the colony is with all the workers home?
Your videos are comforting someone and keeping them alive right now, please never stop.
And this is why I'm happy staying in Florida where we are more concerned of what we ran over than you people in Pennsylvania dealing with these creatures
I believe there's a reason behind wasp nests having two queen cavities: The first one for the queen that started the colony to live in and the second for the wasp to become to live in until it's time for her to take the first one's place
I had just sold my apartment, when it dawned on me there must be a wasp nest in the roof space above my bedroom. I had spotlights set into the ceiling, and every time I had to change a bulb a few wasps would drop down and fly around the room - a dead giveaway they'd set up home up there.
I guess I should have told the couple who bought my place, before they moved in. But they'd been such a pain in the ass, arguing about every last detail of the purchase, I decided against. In fact I disliked them so much, on my final exit from the apartment before they moved in, I was tempted to poke the nest repeatedly with a shitty stick! I often wonder how big that nest got before those cheapskates paid a 'Hornet King' to take care of it...
I wouldn’t sleep in that room, until the WHOLE house is burned down, rebuilt, and checked for bus, then I would sleep in there.
Oh, turkeys are wonderful pets. As a child, we had ducks and two turkeys that had a fenced terrain in the garden. They all had their wing feathers shortened so they can't fly off. But the big turkeys still could pass over everything. Whenever someone came in the garden with feed, the two turkeys would fly over the fence to greet us and accompany us to the feeding place. Very cool animals, I always hated when we slaughtered the lifestock.
Imagine if some sort of camera existed that you could attach directly to the helmet to have your hands free... Then you could be a pro on the go :D
Lol
That window vacuuming was SO satisfying
I come to learn about common insects, and i stay for the satisfying vacuuming yessiree!
watching all those bees get vacuumed on the window is so satisfying its like playing a mini game lol
I had a similar experience 25 years back where wasps began coming into my master bedroom closet. I had a heck of a time finding someone who would come in and remove the vermin.
Had a nest similar to this in my porch attic crawl space. Kept finding occasional bees in house, did a perimeter check and found entrance between shingles and gutter. Biggest mistake was spraying bee killer into entrance. That forced them in the house somehow. I called for help and they wanted hundreds to just show up. Did research and found "seven dust"worked. I dusted those bastards and in 3 days no more bees.
"why do you sleep in the tiny guest room and leave this huge master beedroom for guests?"
"let's not talk about it....."
bro the turkey sneezing sounded like an USP with a silencer 18:27
We had some kind of wasp build a nest in the ceiling of the house I grew up in. We didn't realize they were there -- paid some painters to repaint the room, one of them bumped the ceiling and the entire nest fell down. Talk about some hollerin' painters! Hundreds and hundreds of dead wasps in that room, it was insane.
Yes, love the vaccuming up of the wasp!! Love all of it !!
I love his vacuum with these removals... Just sucks up all the little jerks and breezes away the loose envelope :)
you can easily mount a phone to the vacuum tube, a light as well. amazon has some great head lamp light that are great & always point where youre looking. they have head mount cameras too, ive been asking myself for years why he keeps holding the camera & light when there are so many low cost options for hands free operations.
Oh hell nah ide be so freaked out after hearing that the paint was the only thing protecting me from that many bees
HK hears it...he feels it...he senses the enemy......and then he fires up the Holy Nozzle and the Dry Wall Gates of Hell spill open.
Wow. Watching all those stupid wasps being sucked up is just so satisfying to me! They should make it into a video game or something