Massive Yellow Jacket Nest, NOT my best plan ever!
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Today I started work on the Ultimate Firewood Bin with the Kubota KX057-4 Excavator, Levi was running the string trimmer and got stung numerous times by some yellow jackets with a huge nest it the ground
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Poor Levi, how many stings? I was 5, playing w dad in front yard. I missed the ball, it went into a bush. I ran over, stuck both hands into bush, pulling it open to find ball, yep, big yellow jacket nest. Stung so many times dad took me to hospital. I was given steroids and something else, I can't remember, but since then, a sting doesn't bother me. I still hate them though. I watched Levi and Hunter walk the trails yesterday, and man that was really awesome!! Hunter really loved it as he was just laughing for joy as he outpaced Levi. So sweet, two brothers playing in the forest and loving it. You've no idea the memories I experienced watching them. Ole Huntman was ready for some food and a Coke, just led Levi home, walked right in, sat down and told Kate, I need food and a Coke! So nice, I really enjoyed that video! Thank you Levi for sharing that. I also watched Kate's church sale shopping. Remember Levi, you get to go next weekend and shop. I saw power tools! I doubt Levi will read my comments, but I just feel like part of the Morgan family. You guys are always welcome in my house! Mike, thanks so much for sharing, as always, this was a great video!👍🚜❤
When we used to live in Georgia, the Duck Dynasty solution was always to wait until dusk, invert a 1 gallon can of gasoline over the hole, and return an hour later. The gas fumes seep down into all the interconnected passages and nuke the little bastids. For good measure, you can toss a match into the hole. (like I said, wait an hour, or things can be more exciting than what you bargained for). Also works for enormous fire ant mounds. Way cheaper than expensive chemicals.
Expensive chemicals, have you checked the price of gas lately? Lol
Ladd,
Don’t Ever throw fire into gasoline soaked ground. Those fumes permeates so deep into the ground- the end result is a bomb‼️‼️ And mad Yellow Jackets Flying everywhere‼️
Yes, the fumes/liquid gas kills them overnight but if you ignite the gas, a huge crater will be left from the explosion 💥 Speaking from a ONE time experience‼️ Yellow Jackets use old ant nests or spiders nest- they don’t tunnel. The ant nest always have several openings. I dumped half a gallon of gas in three holes, got back fifty feet, threw wad of paper towels that I lit 🔥 ~~ next thing I knew I was getting up off the ground with dirt all over me and Yellow Jackets Swarming everywhere‼️ The crater was about 20 feet by 10 feet by 3 feet deep‼️ Next day/evening I sprayed with the wasp killer- 6 or 7 cans. Gas’em just don’t light’em‼️💥
I live in Northeast GEORGIA Mountains ⛰‼️
Having been a guy who blew things up for a living, I'm sometimes disappointed you're not now a guy who blows things up as a hobby.
Yeah, a little C4 would work wonders on those wasps🤣!
Mike - I think BS Detector has a great idea for dealing with bees, hornets, wasps, etc. Wait until dark, and then use gasoline to do them in. On the firewood storage bin, I'm going to suggest you make sure it drains well, or you could have a puddle of water in the bottom, not just moisture coming up out of the ground. Blessings to you, Melissa, and the family. Hi to Hunter & Eva.
Underground nest removal.
Wait till things quiet down. Place a screen over the hole. Boil a huge pot of water and pour it over the ground. Dead in seconds and no chemicals used.
Add Dawn dish washing liquid and you've solved the problem.
We have had a nest of those little buggers the past couple of years in a knoll in our backyard. Fortunately, our friendly (and apparently hungry) neighborhood skunk has dug them up and scarfed them down. Skunks are awesome!
"I've got a great idea!" says Mike.
In some areas of the southern US, that translates to "Hold my beer!" or "Pull my finger!" 🤣
Hey y'all, watch this!
First time I’ve ever seen someone use an excavator to kill bees 😂
The versatility of the excavator is pretty much self-evident and Mike has demonstrated this over and over, but NOW, we have the actual reason he bought it.... It's a giant flyswatter (yellowjackets also)... Way to go, Mike ! !
Gary
Like taking a sludge hammer to a tack - - ( : < )
Lol I was thinking the s@me thing
LOL
I gotta admit I was maybe hoping to see you go running when Melissa was filming you spraying them
😂
A bucket of boiling water poured down the hole after dark does the trick.
Worked great for me. They all go in their nest just before dark.
Mike, any update on the cheap solar charger you were going to try for the trailer?
Lol, I got the sense that vengeance may have played a role in the wasp extermination activities. Mess with Mike’s family and you will pay a price.
Lol
I use bait for yellow jackets- Yellow Jacket Bait: Mix 5 mL of Taurus SC or use Frontline Flea killer with Fipronil into a can of fish or chicken based canned cat food. Don’t add extra Taurus SC, you want the foraging Yellow Jackets to carry the bait back to the nest and not kill them on the spot. Mix well. I place one tablespoon of bait in a plastic shot glass. I place the shot glass inside a small screened suet feeder. Place the bait station out at first light in the shade. Place our in bait stations where non-target species cannot get to the bait. Typically the Yellow Jackets will be gone within 24-48 hours.
Yep. Done this too!
I can attest that this works.
I have always been impressed by the way you operate the excavator like it's an extension of your body, but the way you gently picked up the string trimmer made me more impressed. wow
For his next video I want to see him start it with the excavator!
@@Jay78801 I would like to see Melissa setup a challenge of different size objects and see if Mike can pick them up and stack them. or pick up a container of water or milk and pour it into a glass
He is a really talented operator
The only thing missing from the motorcycle helmet coat and duck tape story was where Mike said hey y’all hold my beer and watch this😂😂😂 that makes me feel warm & fuzzy.
Mike talking about killing hornets, “It kinda made me feel warm and fuzzy!” 😂😂
I usually wait till almost dark and then heavily sprinkle 7-dust in and around their hole. FIXED!!!
Wow I am Famous ! Mike Morgan said my name . . LOL. . I thought you would Blow up the bees nest since you were a blaster
"This is a brilliant idea right here." *lights flare, takes off in excavator*
Cracked me up 😆
That excavator with the cab just paid for itself. 🤣 When I was a kid I ran combines, many of which didn’t have cabs or the A/C was out so even if they did have a cab the doors were open so I would not die in there. Every once in a while I would hit a nest of the ground hornets and I tell you what… that combine could not move fast enough to get the heck outta dodge. I do not miss that aspect of harvest.
Great camera view to see those bees! Sometimes you don't know until you try . . . . sometimes you should know even before you try. ;) #purplecollarlife
Good morning Morgan family ☕️ Happy Saturday… have a blessed day
Melissa, being allergic to bee stings, keep some nondetergent ammonia handy. If you get stung by a bee, wasp or hornet, hold an ammonia saturated cloth to the sting after removing the stinger. The ammonia neutralizes the venom. If you get it applied quick enough the sting pain goes away and usually no swelling. My daughter is allergic too and this works well for her.
SO DOES A PLUG OF CHEW
So does a crushed up plain aspirin mixed to a paste- apply and no swelling or itching
anything acidic like vinegar or even Stingose Spray which is an Australian product and I believe it is available at Walmart (try Google). Melissa should have a bottle in her car and in her bag at all times. The active ingredients is Aluminium Sulfate.
I use and have had good results with Tea Tree Oil.
Good Idea for the fire wood bin just give a good pitch and leave some holes for good drainage .
Good plan for firewood bin. Sounds like you will have cleaner and drier firewood. Yellow jackets are nasty to deal with. We get rid of their ground nests with a acetylene cutting torck clamped to a metal pipe about 15 foot long. Attached a flare head wide cone to tip which gives us about a 6 ft wide fire ball when lit. Knocks em out quick!! Follow up with 3 cans Raid Wasp and Hornet spray foam. Gone in an instant. Be safe and see you on the next video
I’ve had the best success waiting till after dark. Get some Sevendust and dump right on the hole
Yes, Sevin powder works well on any hornet/wasp/bee nest. If you have a nest in a building wall, staple a cardboard shelf under the entry hole and the wasps/hornets/bees will land on the shelf before entering the nest and carry the Sevin into the nest. Like you said, works well on ground nests too. Just do the application after dark.
@@jackschneider385 lol
Yes, SEVEN is very toxic to all types of bees. Dust heavily around the entrance to the nest at dusk when they are less active. The dust is extremely toxic to bees so when the bees carry it into the nest and the next day all the nest will be dead. The spray only works on direct contact so you will kill the ones you hit directly but not those in the nest at the time.
I’m in the pest services, we use tempo dust, works every time
@@jackschneider385 Brake cleaner will drop the whole nest with them dead instantly. ou want them to be at a calm point. I imagine carb cleaner would do it too.
Yeah, yellows like to come out and say a surprise "hello" when you run a trimmer by their nest 🐝🐝🐝
For hummingbird feeder bees what works good is a vacuum. Maybe set a vacuum by the Yellowjacket hole for a while to get their numbers low. Then spray?
Also, Mike....an empty plastic milk container fill halfway with apple juice and 2 tablespoons of boric acid .....put lid on container and shake until boric acid is dissolved.....set the container without the lid near the nest site and Presto......you will be amazed on the results
DON'T do anything during daylight as you see there are a bunch still flying around when you dug up nest. Plus you want them all in nest, so wait til dark. Then GAS them ! 100% kill rate. Water if it doesn't reach all tunnels, leaves them alive. Gas/fumes are 100% !! After 10 -15 minutes of gas soaking, lite it up ! Ground will recover. Never had any survive !
The absolute BEST method of EXTERMINATION!!!
Greetings from Central NH Lakes Region- I use a similar approach but I use kerosene as it burns a little longer, gives off some nice smoke to stun any flying and is a little safer to initially ignite so you can keep your eyebrows and facial hair intact!
I like the gas approach too. Just watch late in the evening to see where the yellow jackets are going into their underground hives. Give them all time to get home and pour about a quart of gasoline in the hole, no need to light it up. This will wipe out that hive instantly.
After many episodes with bees, BS Detector's method was proven the right one for me, except no more fire. Just gasoline fumes. Then plug the hole. Works better and safer than lighting them up. The Vol. Fire Dept. will back me up on that. No lol.
For 'paper' nest, use the foaming kind of bee spray, ..AT NIGHT. Use all precautions. They are like terrorists, they'll die for a chance to sting.
There's a video of that where the guy blew up his back yard with that method lol @two birds with one stone. Dead bugs and no lawn mowing for a while
ruclips.net/video/LzApW0WsVfs/видео.html
There are many videos showing how to get rid of hornets. I like the apple cider vinegar mix with dish soap, both as a spray (kills in about two seconds) and set out in a shallow pan with a stick for them to land on. Adding a little borax helps too.
Got It, Over to Your Left about 6.87 inches and Down 3.78 inches Nailed It. Gary from Ga.
We had a nest in the rail road ties around our driveway this summer. I gave them a healthy dose of “seven”(got it at tractor supply) took care of the nest and bees. Then one night we discovered a skunk rooting up the nest to eat it! It pulled all the honey comb stuff out of the tie and was eating it! So it’s a catch 22, bees or skunk. Good video
Give them hell mike, I'm talking diesel fuel and FIRE. 🔥 🐝💨
Good morning Mike! That excavator is multi-role! It helps to have some excellent operator skill too. Have a great day!
Hook the flare up to the drone it's a win-win mass destruction and good video 🤔😱😁👍
Would have been some cool drone footage of a close up while they were swarming
Good job on the yellow jackets but what i took away from this video is Mike changing from "a little more loads of stone" to " pouring a slab of concrete ". Mike has a new love LoL
Yes, those little yellow buggers are bad this year even way up here in Saskatchewan Canada. They say the reason their so bad up here this year is because of our unusual long heat spell and drought we are having this summer. Never seen it so hot for such a length of time and also very little rain all summer. And I've been here many many years. Got stung for the first time in probably 25 years a couple of weeks ago right in the palm of my hand and it was sore for about 3 days. Hate em.
Go grab a couple of Epinephrine Injection Pens for Melissa ~ they are a LIFE SAVER for people allergic to Any type of bee sting or bite. Sorry for Levi, got stung by stepping right on and into a yellowjacket nest in ground. Ran like - - - - to house loosing my glasses toboot. lucky not allergic to bee stings. Boy they hurt though. Have a fun time getting rid of them and have a better tomorrow afterwards of ridding yard of them.
🤣Now I've seen everything...using a 14,000 lb. excavator as a fly swatter! Hahahahhaha Ann & I were laughing while you were smashing the bucket into the nest. I've always liked the gasoline and match fix, but what ever works. I hate those things they are just too nasty. Hope Levi is ok great video, thumbs up.
Ha ha same thing here watching with my wife.
Mike, that was hilarious when you started hitting the nest with the excavator! Yellow Jackets are evil! I’ve had to deal with them more than one time❗️Gas in the hole after dark will kill All of them immediately. There’s no need to stick a match to it.
That was my suggestion as well. When they aren’t agitated mark the hole with a couple long sticks so it is easy to find.
But we just love to burn them! Lol
I appreciate the irony of all the Ford Bronco ads on the ODWTM videos.
I got a rush of anticipation when I could first see all those Yellowjackets buzzing the camera!!! We always waited until night then dumped a bunch of gas down their holes and lit them up!! 😆 Walking along a riverbank with 4 other guys the first in line stepped on the nest and the rest of us had to jump into the river to escape thousands of Yellowjackets!! Marcus from Chesapeake VA.
2 liter pop bottle trap for those yellow jackets. Works like a charm, no spray needed.
Holy moly at the swarm. Been there done that with a front bucket and NO cab. Seven stings but not allergic. Stay safe!
Mike, you had me laughing so hard at your attempts to squash the nest! I had the same issue years ago with a weed whacker too. Got stung about seven times! Left the whacker running for them to finish the task until it ran out of fuel. By the time you realize you are being stung, you have many of them attacking you. No fun for me at least. Wish I had something to FLATTEN my attackers too! Be safe and have a Day!
As soon as Mike said I have a great idea I paused the video and told the wife to go get the pop corn .
I knew this was gonna be good . lol
Wow sorry about the hornets, I can relate. I've done the usual "gas down the hole" fire and that is the best way I've found. Now 2 years ago I had some kind of hornets nest in a crab apple tree on my front property....hanging from a small twig branch. It grew from a grapefruit to a basketball size very quick. It was up high, but if I drove under with the tractor to mow they got agitated. So I just didn't mow under it that summer. I figured they can stay there for the summer, rather in the eaves of the house or somewhere we need to be. In the Fall the bottom of the nest just fell out....no bees left. They are somewhere this year....but not near the house or outbuildings so that's all I care about!
You needed a flame thrower…..😁👍
Excavator, road flare, tormenting yellow jackets - what else could you want? For those that have not experienced the wrath of yellow jackets, words do it no justice and the memory of the trauma(s) stays with you - nasty little buggers.
That's hilarious brings back memories! I used to do the same thing when we would stumble upon ground 🐝 DIG Them up with The Excavator then cover them up with dirt!! 😂
The best way like you said dawn or dusk preferred a Colder morning or evening they are very slow, catch them on nest Spray them before they have a chance to fly!! Suprise attack!! 👍👊
Hey Mike. I had a problem with them nasty yellow jackets under my deck. Got nailed in the back about 6 times before I figured out what was happening. Went onto Amazon and got me a bee suit and then declared war on them suckered. Well a combination of squashing them with my covered hands and the bee instant killer - they lost the battle. They will come at you and cling onto the face netting trying to sting you - but you pick them off with your covered hand and "just squish them",
For yellow jackets I only use Tempo dust. It kills them without ever opening up the nest. Just dust the entrance and they'll all be dead in a day
Sevin works like a charm too!
Mike I think you need to invest in a bee hood and total gear up outfit. Good luck..
You amaze me as to your approach to killing the yellow jackets. They are a mean deal. Like the first approach but when you dug up the nest I knew you were glad you were inside the excavator. Hope you can uncover the other entrance or nest.
Keep the videos coming.
Around my place the Skunks dig the Yellowjackets out in the night.
I have been stung while pruning and mowing. No fun at all!
I became hypo allergic to Honey Bee stings when I was a Beekeeper years
ago. I can be stung by Yellowjackets and Wasps multiple times with just
the usual reaction, Honey Bee sting is a whole ‘nother ball game.
Emergency Room usually.
Good Morning Fred! Happy Caturday!
@@davidmorse8432,
David, hope to meet you in person one day Brother.
OMF - that is the exact same thing that happened to my Dad. I was helping (watching) as a 10yo and ended up having to run all the way home to get an ambulance… he almost died.
@@marcuswhite3628,
Put in John Reep bees in RUclips and listen to when he found a ground nest while mowing and what his Dad did! High larious!
Here it is if they can leave it on the channel ruclips.net/video/RH35JaAS6ms/видео.html
Honey bees very allergic!!
I keep beidrile in my truck for those occasions!!😊👍
Here in Australia we have a product called Ant Dust. with Permethrin 25:75 in it at a weight for weight ratio of 1:100. It is a fine dust like talc, and you apply liberally around the entrances to the nest. When they enter they fly or walk through the stuff and take it into the nest. I call it "Powdering there little backsides" and I have had almost 100% success rate with this within 24 hours of application. For the more cautious applying the powder during the low light times is safer. You need to puff the powder over the area, not just dump a clump of it on the ground.
Try ur drone and hover. Get rid of them and nice effect
That would have made some COMPELLING video!!! Wish Mike had thought of that.
I don’t know about you guys, but when fire is involved, I turn into The Toolman Tim Taylor. I start grunting like a gorilla and skip ahead to the road flare stuff 🦍🦍🦍
I know it is fun to blow stuff up with flammable liquids but .... the best way is Sevin powder. I always find one or two nests in my mulch around my house which makes burning to dangerous.At night dump Sevin powder in an around hole , the powder sticks on them and they contaminated the whole nest killing the WHOLE nest , that’s the important part. Safe and really easy . Only downside is that it takes about 24 hours
I applaud your grown up yet adventurous bee control work. We've used gas, bee spray, vegetable oil (which worked really well) and small explosives.
Those things can't be killed enough, I was living vicariously thru the excavator
Bald-Faced Hornets are the worst! They will get ticked and sting if you just look at their nests. Their sting is on another level.
Should also make a pad next to the firewood for rock? Pull right in and scoop a bucket of rock and go on your way. Eliminate rock piles around
The best way to get rid of ground yellow jacket nests is get Dawn soap throw 5 full 5 gallon buckets full of dawn soap in the holes from a distance then let it sit for 30 mins then get the garden hose let it fill up the holes. After that they will be dead.
Tempo dust is your friend. I have to say I was cracking up watching you hammer a nest with a backhoe :-)
Good morning Hunter :-) and family and friends :-) , Happy Caturday everyone ;-) ;-) ;-)
Happy Caturday to you too !
@@davidmorse8432 / Good morning friend :-) and thanks ;-)
Hope you have a Cat-tastic Caterday😉
@@marcuswhite3628 / Thank you friend !! (plus you've given me a new word to play with ;-) "Cat-tastic" )
Ok Mike, now you’re just showing off picking up the weed wacker with the excavator! Lol! You’re getting good on that thing! I was in pest control for nearly 10 years, the best way to take care of yellow jackets is dust. Drione or delta dust are both available on Amazon. To make application easier, get a centrobulb with an extension as well. As long as you store the product In a cool dry place, it will last for years. FYI, always better to treat them after dark or before you disturb the nest with the excavator. Really enjoying the channel!! Have a great day!
Uses for excavator killing hornets moving weed whip among other uses by Mike Morgan great video
I mark the nest with a shovel handle and go back around 10:PM with a 1/2 gallon of gas, pour most in the nest, and a small trail about 10 feet away than light them up.
WOW 😯! Nasty critters. They are bad around our area this year too. West Central Ohio
Yellow jackets. Get a gallon of lamp oil. Poor it into the nest and light it. You have to burn 🔥 them. Down in the ground before they get out of nest.
Night time is the right time. Spray after they return to the nest at dusk.
Mike great ingenuity flame throwing with the excavator. Just add a little starting fluid and no more weed eating . Lol. It would have been great if Melissa was able to get out of the truck and sneak up on you while you were spraying those bees and touched your neck with a stick or piece of grass ha ha… great content Morgan’s keep those stories coming
Flamethrower works, Mike!
Love the new beard! It adds at LEAST 25 years!
We had an infestation of wasps in our attic years ago, and they were getting into house through the recess light fixtures. Unable to use pesticides in the house our neighbor said to buy cheap hair spray and spray them . It covers their wings and they can’t fly , then I sucked them up with my shop vac.
Very effective !
Got to admit, wondered if they were going to get blown up 😁 - you did the next best thing.
My exact thoughts! 😂
Good idea with the flair. I use a mixer of gas and diseal fuel and light on fire for bee and yellow jackets problems.
When I was 5, I dug up a Yellow Jacket nest not knowing of course. My mother lost count after 100 bites.
When someone says, "I've got a good idea!" sit back and enjoy the show.
If they say, "I've got a BRILLIANT Idea!!!" get some popcorn.
Great time to have a cab and not an open station!
Good morning Mike and Melissa I hope you got rid of the yellowjackets Hope Levi is okay Have a blessed day
Can spray fipronil around the nest, it gets on them and they take it to the queen and it kills the whole colony in a day or so. Its a great pesticide because it doesn't kill immediately and allows it to be shared. It's on amazon, works great for most pests.
That nest gave me the shivers mike have a great day love from
If you don't have a $20+K excavator then you could try two $10 cans of Raid. Great attempt Mike... use what you got ; ) love it.... Nasty buggers!
Great video Mike and Melissa 🇺🇲
Good morning 🌞 from the low country of Virginia Beach...Mike tell us how much fun you had SMASHING that nest with your toy/excavator? Hope Levi is 👌🏻. Those bees are a menace.
Hope YINZ have a Great weekend!
HELLOOOO Hunter!!
Have a day
Hi Mike and Melissa,
The white faced hornets are called bald faced hornets. There is a RUclips channel The Hornet King where he removes those nests. The yellow jackets are a nasty bunch. When my younger brother was about 10, he thought he could close off the entrance where they were coming out. Like your nest, there must have been another entrance because they swarmed around him and crawled up his pants, stinging his legs. He was screaming and yelling something fierce. I grabbed my fathers propane tank and asphalt torch and burned the nest. You all stay safe.
Don’t get stung, and good luck. I’m glad we don’t have many here in Wyoming. Maybe that’s one good thing about a steady breeze, it keeps a lot of the flying insects in Nebraska.
A friend of mine had a nest of those in the ground where a stump had been partly ground out in his front yard. We put a metal mesh window screen over the hole and dumped about half a gallon of gas down the hole through the screen; it was VERY successful, but we left the screen sitting there for about two or three days.
Kabota's new advertising campaign: "Kabota's New Excavator Exterminator"
Yellow Jackets come out in the fall.. Go Jackets! Go Ga. Tech! Sting 'em.
A ground nest like that, stretch a tarp over it after dark and stick a couple cans of DeCon ForGone fogger in the entrances and let it go the hive will be dead in the morning.
Mike you may want to price out preformed concrete walls vs the large blocks.
Mike, you gotta be sweatin’ bullets with that thick and growing beard. Also, your use of flares is brilliant in using what you have on hand to get the job done. In the military we called that “field expedience.” Does any other vet remember that term?
I have had a beard for 38 yrs and worked as a Surveyor out in the heat 10 hrs a day in the summer and don't make a difference when it's 110 heat index ! You don't shave your head for the summer do yeh ?
I don’t know if it’s just me but watching that bucket smash those little devils is so satisfying
Entertaining as heck, for sure! That's the biggest bee swatter I've ever seen!....Lol.....!!
Dawn dishwashing liquid and water in a sprayer is the best kill of yellowjackets, hornets, etc!! Just saturate the nest hole and they will come out deader than a doorknob~~ lol
That's a huge fly swatter !!!
I had a job to clear some scrap that had been stupidly left on a roof and took a Canadian mate to help. So I backed the little tipper in and we climbed up and started throwing the junk into it. Anyway we disturbed a couple of wasp nests and my mate cried out "F#cking hornets, then he ran off the roof into the truck, over the cab out the gate and off down the street.I meanwhile went and got a CO2 extinguisher. I swear these little pests were falling like coloured hail stones. Quite a funny day.