STUNG by 200 ANGRY YellowJackets!
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- Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2022
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Officially the craziest thing Coyote Peterson’s ever done: stick his arm into a box of 200 angry Yellowjackets.
“Hey Coyote, will they still be angry at you if you stick your arm in the box after 15 minutes?”
Yeah Coyote. Yeah they will.
If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if you stuck your arm in a Yellowjacket nest,... here’s your answer! You’re welcome.
Honestly, how much do you think this man’s insurance plan costs? It’s downright ridiculous.
Anyway… Coyote vs 200 YellowJackets. Guess what happens.
IMPORTANT: Risk of allergic reaction or anaphylaxis is possible after receiving a sting from any stinging insect. Call 911 or other emergency services if you're having a serious reaction to an insect sting. Do not try this at home.
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What's up Coyote Pack and Brave Crew - CP here, hope you enjoyed the video but I have to be honest, this one went in a direction we never imagined would turn out so painful. I have done some crazy things over the years while enduring some insane levels of pain but taking this many stings at once was next level. I want to remind everyone that Yellow Jackets are a species that can be found right in your own backyard so please be careful if you notice a nest never approach or antagonize these easily angered little buggers!
average day in ohio
Me
But he's right about the Ohio part
You could not pay me to do this 😅
Best😆😆
2 things that amaze me about Coyote...
1. His incredibly high level of pain tolerance.
2. His inability to reconsider his decisions.
when you are making the money he does to get stung or bitten your tolerance level only goes up
im so sad that the wasp stings made Coyote age 20 years :( @ 11:04
his ability to stay polite and professional during pain too. I'm sure he does'nt swear a lot in general, but getting stung i'd scream Motherf...er & f*ck & more all the time and would need heavy editing haha!
His willingness to endure his own engineered misery for clicks is astonishing
Id do that as well for millions and simp comments like you
I’ve never really heard him get panicky and aggravated like he did when he was telling Trent to shut the door on the box. And I’ve been watching since the Cow Killer video came out.
I can imagine it's a big difference between mentally preparing to take one sting, taking it, locking up the animal again and then focus on dealing with the pain, or being swarmed and not knowing how to safely get out.
You is not OG fr…. L kid.
@@CallMeThrasher_ rekt
I agree 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤😮😮😮😮
I started watching just at the same time :D
I love how Mario is just casually handling the yellow jackets.
"Here i just wanted to put this little guy...no hard feelings"
And then the cutaway while Coyote is writing in pain and Mr. Aldecoa is just calmly playing with another yellowjacket.
Thats great cinematography xD 8:59
right? I laughed so hard at that part, I'm surprised that not many people are commenting about it
I get that hurt it’s increbke if how brave he his
So true! And I’m not sure either why not much people commented about this.
That made me laugh so hard that I scared my cat. That's quality content right there
"Don't worry bro, its just a little exposure therapy!"
The exposure therapy:
Well because of your bravery we now know not to stick our hands into a box of angry yellow jackets.
yea i mean i was about to do it myself until i saw this
Yea... I mean he basically sacrificed himself to show us something we would never do. If I see one wasp I run. I'm aware of their powers
He could've asked me if it was a good idea, I would've said nah.
There goes my weekend plans
And we know to avoid Yellow Jackets in general 😂
Wow. This had to be brutal. One sting is bad enough. I also respect how professional he is. Always composed when feeling pain, and he never curses.
I think it was kinda funny to hear him yell 😃.
@@TravisMcAfee88 I would imagine I would be doing more than yelling. That's why I'm so impressed he never curses and tries to stay professional.
@REDoMaticYT I forgot. It was before he was famous. But now he needs to be family friendly for more viewers and so he can't get a bad reputation
Yep he's a good guy.
I would be cursin up a storm so true that
I'm fortunately one of the few people who are resistant to Yellow Jacket venom. The stingers still hurt, like any puncture would, but I don't get any swelling and barely any inflammation of the skin, even in sensitive areas such as the face and once even the nipple. I still run like hell when I stumble across a nest, because those stingers still hurt in the moment.
Wow that's awesome. I've never been stung so I have no idea
That’s cool! How do you know, and your very fortunate, yes.
@@regaltransportllc9885 Did a lot a landscaping in my early years. Was stung a lot, but never got a reaction. Last time I was stung was this past summer, right on the nipple. That really hurt, but after a minute or two it was like nothing ever happened.
WOW you're lucky!!! I've only been stung once in my life, but that is MORE than enough ;-; Doesn't help that it was on my ANKLE BONE, it felt like it was on fire and continuously being stabbed and/or sliced open for HOURS on end, I'm pretty freaked out by wasps of any kind XD
My brother was stung and he didn't even know 😅
I got swarmed by wasps around age 8-9, and it was incredibly traumatic. It's been over 20 years now and I still vividly remember how it felt. My dad and my sister were swarmep at the same time, and after escaping them, my dad had to try and get any off of us that were stuck in our clothes, then find the nearest chemist to get antihistamine for us ASAP. The headache, the nausea, the tachycardia, the swelling and burning, and getting these twinges of electric shocks at every sting. My whole body would spasm randomly for hours, then it would itch but your couldn't scratch it because it was like stinging yourself. -10/10 would never recommend
My dad disturbed a nest at work. It nearly killed him.
He had to wear an epi pen on his hip for 2 years.
Disturb a nest ? Wtf you think is gonna happen?
@@paulwalsh6734 The nest we disturbed was pretty much invisible inside an embankment. Basically my sister hit a fern out of the way with a stick like if she was sweeping the path, and the vibration was somehow just enough to disturb them. It was in the late autumn when they were in hibernation, so there wasn't any flying around back and forth to indicate a nest at all. My sister was terrified of wasps after getting swarmed at around 18 months old after being left unattended by our mother, and had been told that getting stung again had a high chance of triggering anaphylaxis, so she had grown up petrified of them. If she'd seen even one, she wouldn't have even walked on that path, she'd have had a meltdown and refused to go.
I think the fact they were still so drowsy is the only reason the injuries weren't worse. Some even fell asleep in the wrinkles of our clothes, and many didn't manage to give a full venom dose. It's like if it was mid summer, we'd probably have been screwed, but it also probably wouldn't have happened at all because we'd have known about the nest because of active wasps
@@paulwalsh6734 Bro did you even watch the first minute of the video? You can just step on the buggers without knowing.
@NiaJustNia Wasps are normally gone by late fall because of the drop in temperature, so how was it possible to get swarmed at this time of year? Did this happen in a warmer state such as Florida or Texas?
@@Swenson1970 It happened in North Wales over 20 years ago
Ah yes, the return of "Coyote looking for wild pain just to entertain us".
10/10 content lol
And yet, people will *still* find something to complain about on this video, I guarantee it.
@@tsnmproductions
This. Like the doctor told me when I suddenly developed an allergy and went into anaphylaxis, everyone has the potential to die from ONE sting with no prior reactions. Trust me; twitching on a gurney for four hours while struggling to breathe after being pumped full of epinephrine, adrenaline, and steroids isn't fun.
Entertainment..?..more like *money*
*this is a joke*
I was telling him EVERY video, the way his views were going, his money down, he was going to HAVE to return BUAHAHA
“After 15 minutes of being taken from their nest, are they still angry?” I don’t know man, they still look pretty pissed in the box to me
I think they look pretty pissed at whatever time of the day. :b
This confirms to me the nests on my balcony were actually yellow paper wasps, NOT yellowjackets. I got fairly close to their nests and maybe only 1 wasp showed aggression. NOTHING like this...
Nah he woke and chose violence
@@nahor88 well yeah Yellowjacket’s are slightly more aggressive, and tbh they literally were kidnapped
9:35 I love the ones that go straight to the mic and proceed to furiously sting it just in case lmao
Two things that amaze ME about Coyote...
1. His ability to stay calm in such a unprecedented situation.
2. His pain tolerance at this point has to be that of something unhuman.
If you're ever asking the question "Are the yellow jackets angry?", the answer is always yes. Their default level of anger is about a 5/10 at best and it only goes up.
i feel like yellowjackets would be constantly giving the finger if they had hands
Wasps in general get a bad reputation just for these guys! They're more aggressive in late summer/early fall because food gets scarcer. Wasps really aren't that bad, folks! They just like their space and, unlike bees, can sting multiple times. (Believe me, if bees didnt die after just one, theyd sting as often as wasps!)
Edit to add, it doesn't help their nests are underground and impossible to see unless you catch a glimpse of the ones outside.
@@JuliusCaesar2005yellow jackets especially are just extremely curious creatures. They want to know what you have, what you are wearing, etc at all times. They're unlikely to sting you if you just ignore them because they just want to check you out.
Unless it's end of summer into fall. Then they get pissed easily
@@NikolaiWowe
They also like meat and sweet stuff, so they hang around even during the summer lol
@@JuliusCaesar2005 agreed! I used to be afraid of yellow jackets, until one got stuck in my soda straw. It's little butt was wiggling while trying to get out and I couldn't be afraid of them after that, it was too cute and silly lol
The fact he never swears after all of this pain is just respect. Like, BIG respect
He overreacts to most of his stings so, there you go.
who needs to swear when you can just *"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA--!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"*
@@arkyudetoo9555 then u get stung😐 n go ahead n try to keep a straight face too
@@jordanwallace7341 look up the kid who took multiple bites from a giant centipede and almost had no reaction…
@@micaheller6426your basically underestimating insects 😂
I've been stung by a red paper wasp right on the neck and that's some of the worst physical pain I've went through. the amount of respect i have for you to deal with 200 yellow jackets is unimaginably high, thanks for pushing through the pain you go through lol.
As someone who is allergic to bees, wasps, yellow jackets, just one is enough to do me in. The man has balls of steel.
For him not to curse at all shows how professional he is 😂
frrr 😂
Lmao yeah
Ikr lol
Or maybe they edit it out
Trying to keep the pg 13 rating for his channel lol
“What’s in the box?”
“Pain.”
Feel pain, accept pain, know pain 😂😂😂
Better than the Gom Jabbar to the neck
@@camfrey1 coyote would take the gom jabbar if it was alive
that is 100% true
Don't look in the box What's in the box 😂
Huge respect to this guy for not clickbaiting his viewers and not asking us to subscribe
I feel like a better way to test if they'd still be angry is going back to the nest - sticking your hand in a box of them is guaranteed to get you stung even if they weren't angry before because your big hand looks like an attack in that context.
I was going to put my hand in a yellow jacket box… this video changed my mind. Thank you Coyote!
i did that once and it hurt so bad i had to go toa hospital so you made a good choice of not doing it
@@teodora8370what 💀💀
I was gonna stick my peepee in a box full of yellow jackets.
@@teodora8370i hope it was the worst pain you felt
wait why did i say something wrong@@dannybeyondssj
My mom fell in to one when I was young and they enveloped her entire leg. It isn't fun seeing someone you love in so much pain. Respect to you and your crew for what you do for education.
omg i’m so sorry but what do you mean enveloped her leg??
@@snowyhours I'd bet he means they swarmed her leg, probably tons of stings like Coyote's hand but imagine up, down and around the entire leg.
@@brennanperkins6341 oh okay thank you
@@snowyhours Wrapped around. Covered.
@@brennanperkins6341 Thank you very kindly for answering for me! That is what I meant.
Got stung in the head 5 times when i was like 7, im 19 now and still Get freaked the f out when im around wasp and bees and this guy keeps on taking it like a champ ON PURPOSE. Absolutely insane to me and absolute respect. Ur the man
Very entertaining to watch Coyote.... and your level of pain tolerance is also impressive
Thanks for the "no hard feelings" part. Even yellow jackets can be non-aggressive away from the nest.
Doesn't stop 5 or 10 of them from all approaching me together. No nest that I can see around either
@@ArtisChronicles We always allow birds to make nests under our roof on the back porch, makes for great natural wasp repellant
Lol mario is funny
I used to hang out outside the cafeteria at my college, where they had massive wasp issues. I say "issues", but those guys buzzed around me all day without the slightest intention on stinging me. Mostly they preyed on the abundant fly population.
Then one day I got it in my head to go and sit on a bench around the corner of the building. A single yellowjacket calmly, premeditatively, landed on my bare knee, and stung it. Far as I know, I had had no previous interation with this animal, but in retrospect I realize that I must have inadvertantly gotten to close to her nest for comfort. Lesson learned: stick to where the bugs ain't bothered by you.
They are aggressive and very dangerous especially to a pet or a kid. Best way to deal with them is when you see a ground nest wait till night and pour gasoline down the hole then light it up.
Of all the crazy things you've done on this show, this is the first time I have been genuinely worried for your safety.
Yea I’d be panicking myself
it got my click 😂
How about the giant centipede? That looked worse.
In terms of pain sure. But in terms of danger any of the rattlesnake videos are far worse.
I've seen worse. The one sting he got that REALLY concerned me was (i can't remember which one it was) i think it was the murder hornet but i think i'm wrong.
It was the one where he get stung and the pain lasted for literally 20 min or so and about 5 min into it, he laid down with his arm straight on the ground and yelled, "I can't move my arm"
WHen he yelled that, i got scared
Last week I was doing yard work, and was stung painfully, on the back of my ankle as well as on my scalp a couple times. My head hurt much more from the tightness and swelling than the ankle jab.
"hands gotta come out!"
"hold on let me fiddle with the door for another 30 seconds" 😂😂😂
The way coyote wakes up and just chooses pain is beyond me 😂😅
lmfao😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He doesn't even look like the same guy. Did he get surgery and gain 30 pounds?
@@jlock9085 that’s him alright. I’ve been watching coyote forever.
I imagine he has some sort of sexual pain thing and he gets off on it
@@jimpowers4127Ayo? 😅😂😏
I stepped in one once. Swarmed me and my 3 year old. Never forget his screams I covered his face and carried him to safety but he still took about 20 stings while I took 100+. Luckily adrenaline was pumping and all I cared about was getting him to safety. After I cleared them all off him I started working on myself and as a grown man I have no shame to say I cried like a baby.
Say sorry to kid 40 times
Jesus! That is so crazy im so sorry that happened to you i cant believe how cruel insects can be over 100 stings?? Ur such a trooper
You really are overdramatic lmao jesus christ... the fact you scared your kid that badly cause you had to scream like a baby, thats disgusting
I think anyway would cry at 100 stings from yellow jackets.. all that matters was you got your child to safety instead of him taking way more stings than he would’ve got if you weren’t there.
Like a ground nest you stepped on?
Huge respect to him for not crying and doing this for us just respect the entertainment that he did
Former camp counselor here.. had to save a kid who was standing on top of an angry yellow jacket nest. Had to pick him up and run with him many years ago. They are always angry. Edit... The kid got stung a bunch and I took a few, but not many.
That was a heroic move you get there and definitely they're always angry and they're not nice
The only good thing about them is they kill other annoying insects on occasion🤣🤣
Have you tried to tame them before?
@@Matthew-Anthonywe need more dragonfly population.
When we were all kids one of my older cousins literally jumped into a giant nest of yellow jackets
and was allergic
This man is the literal bravest person ever idk how anyone would have the guts to actually stick their hand into a box of bees
Not bee's, wasps. Bee's are different then wasps in most of their biology
wasps
@@Sera666 bees have fur and they arent black but brown
Bees are less likely to sting, as they die when they sting you. Wasps are infinitely worse because they can keep stinging for the fun of it
@@schlomo2771 they can and they do…
You are SO BRAVE ❤😂
The yellow jackets approach is smart.. follow and sting .. that insect can be squashed by a human effortlessly, but is so brave and has its respect
It’s so nice of the bees to put up a stick and flag to let you know where they are
Bees?
@@Alloonney yesn't
They're very courteous.
They are yellow jackets bees would be way worse 😅
@@thor498 depends on the kind of bee. Any bee in the US, yellowjackets beat in aggression and pain by a long shot.
He is still much more immune than us after getting stung so many times.
Actually each bee sting increases the chance of an allergic reaction
@@DirtyDanAvidan Good to know they stimulate the reaction rather than decrease. Thank you!
@@tch1724 the reason why is pretty interesting, actually. When taking a sting, your body attempts to neutralize the proteins in the venom and slow its progress through your body (hence why its important to stay calm after a venomous sting or bite). Now your body attempts to remove these proteins (histamines) by creating antihistamines (what normally causes you to sneeze, cough, and make you get stuffy). However, your body can go overboard and cause your throat to close, and send you into anaphylactic shock.
@@CasualAatroxEnjoyer isn't it the other way around histamines promote coagulation / swelling and antihistamines reduce it.
@@DirtyDanAvidan They aren't bees... They're yellow jacket wasps .
Hey Coyote I must thank you for inspiring my 7 and 5 year old kids to force me to get stung by wasps and bees and record it. Thank you for your bravery and making education entertaining.
I truly appreciate Coyote's dedication putting himself through all he does to educate us should inadvertently be faced with any of these situations. Much respect to this man. (HOWL)
Coyote: this is such a bad idea!
*already took him 50 stings to notice how bad it was.* 😂😂
Trent being the “Box Engineer and Builder” and incorrectly trying to put the door back on the box is hilarious
Panic does that to you.
I once had to get rid of a yellow jacket ground nest in my backyard. They'd already stung me twice, and I wasn't about to cede my backyard to them. It was easy. They go to sleep at night, so after dark I could easily spray most of a can of wasp spray into the hole and then cover the hole. After dark, they're not even a threat. All gone, that simple.
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I scrolled SO LONG to find this exact comment 😂 he ought to forfeit title of EnGiNeEr
Of all the stings I've seen him take i did not think yellow jackets would defeat him 😂
One of the best things about this guy is that after all he been through he knows this was a bad idea and even great ones make mistakes
My dad was weed eating in his field and stumbled across a nest. Idk how he did it but he remained calm and walked normally to a pond nearby and walked right in the water and submerged himself. Got rid of most of them. There’s no telling how many stings he endured but he was sick for days. Still impressed he was so calm in his actions while he was being stabbed a thousand times all over his body. Always knew my dad was a man of steel 😍
That’s a tough man.
A neighbor down the road from us was mowing and ran over a nest. Didn't know he was allergic to them. Ended up in the hospital for a few days. Thankfully he was alright tho
Your dad is a fool. Why did he walk to the pond? So he could get a hundred extra stings??
It would be smarter to run tho. Way less stings
He's slowly storing venom from each venomous creature that stings or bites him and building up one hell of a pain tolerance in preparation for the final showdown with the Sting Ray that took Steve from us. And I am here to witness his climb.
wtf why would he want a showdown with a stingray 💀💀💀💀
@@shahilax4118 LMFAO I WAS SHOCKED AT THE COMMENT
Omg I’m done with you bro
@@shahilax4118💀💀💀😂😂😂🤣
I mean honestly you aren't too far off lmao. Straight up hes building a tolerance to this venom that eventually he won't have pain after the sting. Just lik the guy who can be bit by poisonous snakes and doesn't get hurt
that was so insane..Big respect for this man..👏👏
Just one of those stings could kill me dead, when you have that allergy these videos are terrifying lol
5 years later and Coyote is still showing everyone what nature does to the human body. So much cool stuff over the years I’ve gotta catch up, thanks for the huge amounts of educational content!
These kind of bugs were always a nightmare for me when I was little, I can understand your pain Coyote. Hope your hand gets better soon.
I’m feel so bad for you. I have never ever been through something like that. And I don’t want to. Because I have a big fear of wasp
@@andresciahooten9598 2 summers ago yellow jackets were in my bedroom while I was sleeping. I would find them crawling around everywhere and one decided to crawl in my ear and another under my watch while I was sleeping. They stung me and I woke up. Just recently my dad was redoing part of the ceiling downstairs beneath my bedroom and there was an enormous paper nest in the boards. It was empty because it was in winter, but it was a absolute horrific time.
0:13 CP:this is going to be a little painful
Video of CP:ahhhhhhh!!!!!!!!
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This brings back terrible memories for me. When I was a teenager I was swarmed by yellow jackets for was stung an estimated 300-500 times on my head and chest. Wasps aren’t supposed to loose stingers, but they stung so much that they pulled 50+ stingers from my face and scalp. Truly terrifying and awful experience.
My biggest fking fear. I'm terrified of spiders but bees have always scared me the most because they are fast and fly in groups. What was that experience like? What could you compare the pain to? Sorry I'm just curious. I always wondered how the bees attack and if they crawl into your ears or nose.
500? fkn hell that sounds impossible
I’m so sorry to hear that hopefully your better now. May I ask how that happen?
@@Anakin_SkywaIkerit's not. Me and my friend found a ground nest when we were about 13. He was bent over looking into the hole as I poked a stick inside. They covered his entire head and chest. They covered my pants and I started running and jumping and somehow I didn't get stung once thanks to my loose sweat pants. He got stung several hundred times and his face swelled so bad his glasses were stuck to his face.
Something similar happened to me when I was 10. I was a a friend's house and we were playing with a garden hose when the water hit an old dead tree trunk. Before I knew it I was swarmed by them and completely covered, the adults were getting stung trying to get them off of me. I'm not sure how many times I was stung but I know it was a lot. Absolutely terrifying, I remember not wanting to go outside for a year.
i cannot explain how much respect i have for this guy
same
😂😂
Why?? All he does is lie about the pain he's in, there are multiple videos on here proving him to be a faker when it comes to pain lol.
@@jamiehalfkin5813mind sending links to those vids ?
Ikr he does so much and gets hurt
I sustained 300 to 400+ stings as a 4 year old. Brother and I were pretending to be marching soldiers, and unknowingly marched in place on top of a massive Yellowjacket nest. The swarm was so thick that we couldn’t see out of the “cloud” of yellow jackets; this incident remains in my top 10 list of most intense pain I’ve experienced 30 years later.
My parents were gardening in our yard 10 feet away and didn’t save us. They stood and watched us screaming bloody m*rder until the yellowjackets stopped.
I once completely killed an entite yellowjacket nest by blocking the way out with duct tape and pouring gasoline inside the nest. Killed like a total of 600 Yellowjackets, not even one Sting. Anyways, sorry to hear that
I have never felt so safe behind a screen I also respect this guy
I had the misfortune of stumbling upon an underground yellowjacket nest years ago while conducting a study in the woods near a stream for my college ecology class with my group. We were chased all the way to the car: one was furiously trying to sting through my shirt and one even made inside the car forcing us to pull over once we spotted it. It's nothing short of miraculous that I was only stung twice...
got swarmed as a kid, one flew into my ear and stung itself to death
@@x31mx31m same here. Stepped on a nest playing in the woods. They chased me and stung me atleast 50+ times. My entire body was stung.
Did this mowing my lawn. Never knew I could run that fast.
@@ClearlyHunter Feelsgoodman. I think they only got me maybe 30 times :), but hat to get the one out of my ears with foreceps
I ran upon one at the beginning of this year and got stung 8 times and found out that I'm now allergic! I went into anaphylactic shock. If I got stung much more I definitely could've died.
The fact that Coyote gets bit by terrible things and doesnt curse still is beyond me LOL
It might be edited out
It's because it doesn't hurt nearly as bad as he likes to act like it does for views lol, multiple people on this platform have debunked his sting videos. He claimed that the Executioner wasp was the worst thing in the world that I've literally seen videos of people laughing while getting stung by it multiple times. Dudes a faker lol.
How this guy is alive with all his body parts intact is beyond me!
@@jamiehalfkin5813no way, you’re telling me different people have different levels of pain tolerance 🤯 crazy concept
@@jamiehalfkin5813 Dude gets a hundred times the views as channels that just cope with the pain instead of letting it out, so why would he? The whole point is to make people not want to get stung by them, not try to act like it doesn't hurt that bad while their hand shakes uncontrollably lol
“So the moment i put my hand in the box i knew i messed up”
I mean. Same lol
Coyote's hand: Unity during September
Yellow jackets: The internet
@BraveWilderness have you guys considered working with the slow-mo guys. It would be really interesting to see the different stinging mechanisms of different creatures in super slo-mo. And also the reaction faces in Slo-mo would be priceless.
This is a super cool idea!!!
@@BraveWilderness hi coyote I am enjoying your RUclips channel video
@@BraveWilderness coyote watching you since time immemorial
yooo this is a great idea
Brilliant! For science!
Man I got stung by one yellow jacket not that long ago I was amazed at how much it hurt and how long the pain and swelling lasted I can't imagine what you went through after that.
I stepped on a nest and got stung by about 20 of them they aimed for me ankles, I couldn’t walk for a day
@@thetop3284That's one of the worst places to get stung too. There's nowhere for the swelling to go, and it takes forever to heal. I would almost rather get stung on the face than the ankles or hands.
I got stung by a yellow jacket last year and my goodness that was painful
@@RandyLeftHandyI would not get stung in the face because that would be much worse than getting stung in the hand or the ankle
I've been swarmed while mowing my lawn, 34 stings total, 12 on my legs, 22 across my back. Legit thought I was going to die
Coyote continues to be a trooper for this kind of content.
Let’s give a big applause to the camera man for getting stung just to record a video
this guy was my childhood i wish nothing but blessed days for him 💗
Wait, what happened to him?
I like to think that one wasp at 7:32 was like "yeah, sorry about those guys"
I’ve been watching him for about 7 years now and I’ve never seen him panic as much as he did in this video
He did panic worse from the bite of a centipede, he even had tears in his eyes .
@@alex47775 what ones that
@@ciaranwilson4564 " what ones that " what? Be more precisely.
@@alex47775 I was gonna ask what the name of the vid was but I found it
@@alex47775 bruh what ☠☠ they were just wondering what video it was
THATS VERY INSANE!! Your so brave 😮
I have been lit up by 28 stings at once when I accidentally weedeated over a nest on a hillside and that was ungodly painful and my arm was so stiff and swollen for about a week and a half. This man is a trooper.
I love how even as he's getting stung and they can't get the door on he doesn't yell at his crew besides the panicky yell. He doesn't get at anyone or curse. He's a great example for everyone.
And then someone releases the outtakes
Tips: If you are in a wooded area and disturb a yellow jacket nest, you may be able to shorten the chase distance by ducking through foliage. In my experience, they chase farther over open ground, but not as far through dense foliage. The other side of that coin is that you are more likely to encounter another nest in a wooded area than on a trail or road.
If you are on a trail, fail forward - run in the direction you were going anyway, otherwise you'll have to wait a long time for the nest to calm down, and any pheromones you got on you may only antagonize them faster. It also helps to be near the front when hiking in a group. Whatever is lurking on the side of the trail is more likely to strike or sting after a few people have passed unmolested.
Finally, I'm not sure if this holds for yellow jacket venom, but bee stings are a cure for some kinds of arthritis. I think Coyote may be able to check arthritis off of his list of worries.
We need Coyote and Houston Jones to do these together.
@@user-jv4vw5lg9kI agree
@@user-jv4vw5lg9kthat sounds like a fun idea
sounds like a good idea but only if you know the wooded area well. getting lost will be the last thing you might do there
Unmolested hahaha wtf I like that word now never seen it used in my life
Cannot describe how itchy this video made me. Can feel so many imaginary yellowjackets crawling on my skin
Can we just appreciate that Coyote does this for educational purposes and have the strength to do this kinda stuff. We love you Coyote.
Yeah he doesn't do anything for the views and the money that comes along with, no. It's all for purely educational reasons
I'm severely allergic to them. Also, I love the fact while coyote is laying down his buddy casually puts a Yellow Jacket his hand 😂 " no hard feelings "
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@@kingjesus1068 No thanks, I’d much rather chill with Satan. All the cool people go to hell, last thing I need is all eternity spent in Heaven with a bunch of stuffy religious folk
You can tell he doesn't cuss in secret
As soon as I saw the box of yellow jackets, I was like "Why? Why do this?" lol
I love how he’s just casually kidnapping 200 wasps 😂
So much respect for staying that calm being swarmed by so many yellow jackets! Greetings from germany!
RUclips recommended this video to me, and this is crazy 🤕
so yellow jackets hold grudges , sounds like they'll get along with my grandma
This guy has to be the bravest soul on earth.
he became her!
Agreed
Crazy brave 💀
He’s like Steve-o but with science
Он просто - долбойобушко!!!)))
Imagine ordering something from amazon and they drop off a Yellowjacket box instead of a cardboard box you’re so screwed
This one is really interesting, because i think Yellow Jackets is one of the sting maybe the highest % of people on earth have experienced. It's really wild to hear from someone so experienced how bad a whole swarm can actually hurt.
One thing thats crazy about yellow jackets, it doesnt seem to take much for them to sting. You see a lot of insects and animals hesitant on this channel but yellow jackets dont mess around its a swarm and lots of stings
I was 5 and stumbled upon an entire nest. My mom was across the yard mowing the lawn with ear protection on and still heard my screams. They’re no joke.
Oh my that didn’t sound good. Were you stung or they scare you that was the reason for screaming?
I would of punched you in the face
Thanks for giving Coyote a break from being stung all the time.
i interupted a yellow jacket nest while doing some clearing on my land. this happened 5 years ago and i still have nightmares about it. unbelievably painful and terrifying
Hi, I'm a bee keeper 👋 We could have told you- they can smell specific people, and honey bees for example can hold a grudge for up to two weeks.
Really?
I work in pest control and one of the most annoying things to deal with is definitely yellow jackets. i don't think that I have ever successfully eradicated a nest without taking at least a half dozen stings
So basically you get stung for a living? Hope the pay is good lol
Isn't there some kinda protective suit that can prevent that? 🤔
They definitely seem more wiley than other similiar insects.
@@4dojo they almost always get through them anyways. And at a certain point you just toughen up and don't care quite as much.
@@insatiablefondu4587 Dang. That's a job I will leave to someone else. 😅
I got stung by one of them and boyyyy it was painful. I can’t imagine the pain he is feeling
Coyote and the camera man hossing it after he's been stung loads while techno music is playing was the highlight.
I went 22 years never being stung by any kind of bee until this summer. I got my first job in conservation out of college and that meant working outside in the middle of the woods everyday. Got stung by a yellow jacket on 2 separate occasions and both times I had to go to urgent care due to insane pain & swelling, those things are no joke 😢
I went 25 yrs without being stung by bees, wasps, hornets, until early May of this year. I took a job as a tree trimmer one tree we pruned had the biggest wasp nest I ever seen on a branch I had cut and grabbed, got stung 18 different times.
Yo de chico era el destructor de panales de avispas, hasta q un dia dije ya no más. El dolor de la picadura todavia lo recuerdo por eso he evitado cualquier contacto con esos bichos
I went 18 years without getting stung by any flying insect, until I went on a school hiking trip and walked straight into a beehive hidden under a low branch. Got hit four times on the back, and half my class saw it happen. 😅 Fortunately, the bees were just Asian honeybees so it wasn’t that bad. The four stings together hurt about as much as a intramuscular tetanus shot.
I went 32 years without being stung, then one day while walking my dog I felt sharp pain on my foot. It was a very uncomfortable and burning sensation. I knew right then and there it was a wasp.
I think my streak is about 3 years of not being stung now, but the last one sucked, it wasn’t a Yellow Jacket, thank god, but it was a Mud Dauber, living in FL makes it pretty difficult to not at least run across a nest of wasps but I was doing a job for an old lady one day where i was cleaning out some old outdoor kennels of hers, and out of nowhere a Mud Dauber flew up and stung me square in my FACE. Thankfully, the pain was very tolerable and was just annoying to me but the swelling sucked the most. I live in the woods now where there are plenty of Flying Insects around to sting you but i’ve managed to avoid angering them to the point of a sting.
I like how the man has been stung by so many things, yet even something as simple as yellow jackets will mess you up
They're amazing little feats of nature very effective
Different feeling when you get stung a hundred times in the space of 30 seconds
yeah 200 of them
When he lifted his hand at 11:12 I couldn't help but laugh out loud.
No likes and no comments,lemme fix that
Bees: Friendly, mostly docile; don’t push them too much.
Yellowjackets: A-holes with wings; leave them alone and don’t invite them to shack up around your house.
Coyote is like the Steve-o of the nerd community
He should collab with Steve o 💀
Nerd community?
Oh my God 😂😂 I can't unsee this
@@bobbybalogne2565 😂
@@bobbybalogne2565 Yes. 🤓 The nerd community.
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This dude just doesn't stop!
Been stung by them a half dozen times over the years, and while the pain subsided the itching stayed with me, for 6 weeks last time.
This man willingly put his hand in a SAW trap
I love how wholesome Coyote is. He so happy, even when being chased by a swarm of yellow jackets