@@HornetKingOfficial You know, it would help if you only let it happen _some_ of the time. My uncle's grandpa's son's brother is an exterminator and he said it hardly ever happens to him.
@@HornetKingOfficialdude, how come you never release a bug bomb to wipe these stinging vermin and then use the vacuum to clean them up and get rid of any survivors.
When I was younger I loved to play sports any sports but softball was and still is my favorite. Well we had just finished one tournament (this is peewee ball so 7-13 we also one that one 2-1) and we were waiting for our next one when my friend and I went to the bathroom we walked passed the concession stand and as soon as I walked on this one spot (under the ground) three yellow jackets flew straight into my mouth (I was talking) I immediately start spitting and slapping the air and when I finally got away my lip immediately started swelling and within ten minutes my throat started closing up and I couldn’t breathe. Now I had been stung before and never had any reaction like this. I immediately was rushed to the ER and when they looked in my mouth I had one sting on my bottom lip, one on my cheek and one near the back of my tongue. It was horrible, what I was mad about was I couldn’t finish the tournament we did end up winning that one as well.
Love how informative your videos are. It actually gave me the courage to remove a nest from my grandmothers garage a few months ago. No stings and it only took a few hours until I cleaned everything out. Nest was slightly smaller than a soccer ball. You have no idea how proud of that I am. All thanks to your videos!
That was a gigantic nest! With all those sealed white caps that colony could have continued for a bit longer without removing it. The client must be so happy she didn't have to deal with them any more. Thanks for a job well done as always.
Whoa! That initial shot of that nest is the stuff that makes up my nightmares! 😳 But it is amazing just how chilled they were. (Something I never thought I'd ever say 😆) Great video, Brett. Thanks again! 👍🏻
Amazing how well you were able to clean out that space through the small access hole. I'm sure your clients are glad they don't have to deal with a giant hole bashed in their ceiling!
It is so great that you patch and repair the ceiling and walls or floor when you are finished. That is going above and beyond. Your clients are lucky in many ways!
Love watching these videos! Now I definitely see the differences between the colonies. Really appreciated the Rhea the Rhea footage. She’s just stunning.😊
I just wanted to comment that the videos you made on the behaviors of the sepcies was really interesting. Specifically, the one about how they scavenge wood to create the envelope, I thought that was a really imformative watch.
Love watching you dealing with these horrid insects! My bedroom was in the attic at one point and before bed I would have to kill one or two wasps. Once I thought I killed one but couldn’t find it so I just went to lay down and I found the wasp after it stung me! Keep up the good work you do! ❤😊
When I subscribed to you my decision was based on your interactions with the birdies. So sweet and kind.,nothing I like more in a Man then one that is gentle with animals.
I kept flinching every time one of them flew into the camera. Kept being reminded of that time when I was a kid and was assassinated by a wasp. Got me right on the nose!😂
Thank you Sir, you have come along way from when I subscribed and I feel like I have too, the yellow jackets now no longer give me the willies:) Love the vids you make my friend and thank you again.
Wow! I came across one of your videos while doing some research on how to deal with a yellow jacket nest in one of my soffits. This was months ago, and since then I have been going down the Hornet King rabbit hole. Your videos are incredible. I am a high school science teacher (Earth and Environmental Science), so I love how educational every one of your videos is. In my AP Env Science course, we talk a lot about ecosystem services that species provide for humans, such as pollination. After discussing how wasps and hornets such as yellow jackets feed on insect larvae of other pest insects (that could potentially damage crops and such), I showed them one of your videos. We will definitely be watching more because they loved it! Thank you for all that you do, and man I wish you could come take care of nests here in NY. You rock!
I've seen colonies of Yellow Jackets last all the way into November and even December in Michigan before. One of the colonies was Eastern, the other, Southern.
That's my fear 😞 I'm in Illinois, and I was hoping the colony I'm dealing with would just die off soon, but idk Starting to come inside. Weak from the foggers and sprayers, though.
thank you for explaining all about how the life cycle of wasps works. Very interesting! I would hate to have another infestation. Been through a Huge red wasp nest that was what we were told...but it was massive in our attic. Hate them!
Picture this: you’re a queen in a huge wasp nest. After a year of hard work and dedication, you decide to retire only to get killed by your subordinates. Rough.
"I'm the Hornet King, and I am clinically Insane" kidding, love your vids! I couldn't imagine doing this, but I am so thankful there are people that do, so satisfying!
Thank you so very much for explaining how the colony works, I always wanted to know if it was similar to a honeybee or not. Absolutely amazing work, I love seeing your videos!!!
i’m allergic and they are aggressive it took four times and a trip to the er to get rid of them now i make sure my epi pens are with me you do such an amazing job love your chickens i can’t even imagine the sound of that many it’s like a horror movie
You talking about you can show the progression of a colony… you need to get like a glass box or aquarium or something and catch a queen and put some of one of the nests you pull out in there and then try to film it so we can see. I don’t know the logistics of doing something like that, but I think it would be incredibly interesting
Whoa, this one is HUGE! 😮 Love your videos dude, and the educational info you provide is always appreciated ❤ I wish I could donate but I'm a bit strapped right now lol. Is there anything you need? When I can afford it, I can send it your way 😊
I once destroyed a giant Asian hornet queen's nest founding masonry (made of insanely rock hard mud and saliva) on my balcony while she was away. Her reaction to the destruction when returning to the site was so sad I almost felt sorry for her. But you cannot allow a hornet's nest on your balcony. I'm astonished how bad HK's clients let things grow until they call him in.
I always like seeing, your videos, thank you! It's always neat if you can point on the queen on each one if you can see her to let us know where she is.
Thanks for the explainer on the cycles. Also, your animals (particularly the emus) are so cool! Are you not worried about the hatched yellow jackets stinging your animals?
@@musicwithimagineNewly hatched hornets can't fly, and I'm pretty sure they can't sting. Thusly if the fully developed workers capable of flight are removed the birds can safely make there pickings. Most gun for pupae and larvae
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There it is!!! That was my moms bathroom!! Hornet King rocks!!! Incredible job! We told everyone about you!! Perfect job well done! 💪🏻 🐝
@hornetkingofficial
Your poor mom! It would be crazy to find out you’re living with 10,000 yellow jackets!!
How is the house now? Is it free of wasps? Or are they starting to come back?
Update us!!! How is she now!?
You fool, now I know where you live
I’ll never get over how he talks to his birds lol
its so cute lol
@@nin_31it’s also very very odd 😂 I dunno where he got this voice and language he uses with them it’s the strangest
I love that no matter how long the expert has done the job, strangers still want to tell em how to do it "better" XD
Happens all the time 😂
@@HornetKingOfficial You know, it would help if you only let it happen _some_ of the time. My uncle's grandpa's son's brother is an exterminator and he said it hardly ever happens to him.
That was an impressive nest! It's amazing how they can coexist with us for so long without us knowing!
For sure!
@@HornetKingOfficialdude, how come you never release a bug bomb to wipe these stinging vermin and then use the vacuum to clean them up and get rid of any survivors.
@@freedomwriter1995 - If he did, the larvae would be contaminated with chemicals, and he wouldn't get to feed them to the birds/squirrel/cats
@@HornetKingOfficial Where you prior Navy?
When I was younger I loved to play sports any sports but softball was and still is my favorite. Well we had just finished one tournament (this is peewee ball so 7-13 we also one that one 2-1) and we were waiting for our next one when my friend and I went to the bathroom we walked passed the concession stand and as soon as I walked on this one spot (under the ground) three yellow jackets flew straight into my mouth (I was talking) I immediately start spitting and slapping the air and when I finally got away my lip immediately started swelling and within ten minutes my throat started closing up and I couldn’t breathe. Now I had been stung before and never had any reaction like this. I immediately was rushed to the ER and when they looked in my mouth I had one sting on my bottom lip, one on my cheek and one near the back of my tongue. It was horrible, what I was mad about was I couldn’t finish the tournament we did end up winning that one as well.
Feeding the birds is my most favorite part.
Thanks 😁
Love how informative your videos are. It actually gave me the courage to remove a nest from my grandmothers garage a few months ago. No stings and it only took a few hours until I cleaned everything out. Nest was slightly smaller than a soccer ball. You have no idea how proud of that I am. All thanks to your videos!
I would be proud of myself, too! I'd love to have a larvea to give my chickens!
@@zombiefrogg8542what more do you want?
@@zombiefrogg8542that’s all of youtube sir… are you new here?😂
@zombiefrogg8542 mate what do you want him to do, fill the nest with orbeez? 10 hours in a car with hornets challenge? this ain't mr beast 🤨🤨🤨
@@zombiefrogg8542yeah, that's how educational content works
That was a gigantic nest! With all those sealed white caps that colony could have continued for a bit longer without removing it. The client must be so happy she didn't have to deal with them any more. Thanks for a job well done as always.
Amazing job as usual, I feel so bad for that elderly client! She must be so relieved!
She definitely was!
@@HornetKingOfficialI'm glad she's rid of those things. The less of them there are the better.
10,000 yellow jackets⁉️⁉️⁉️ at that point i would give my home to the yellow jackets 😭😭😭
You should burn the house down instead of giving it to bee killers
very wise decision
@@fizza1473wasps not bees killer bees are just a more aggressive variety of the honeybee
With today’s home prices? You’re crazy haha
At that point they are the house lol.
Whoa! That initial shot of that nest is the stuff that makes up my nightmares! 😳
But it is amazing just how chilled they were. (Something I never thought I'd ever say 😆)
Great video, Brett. Thanks again! 👍🏻
It's already terrifying for insects an inch big, imagine a human-sized wasp nest
German yellow jackets are surprisingly docile and more tame from what Hornet King has mentioned in his videos
You even patched the drywall in her bathroom! You're a nice guy!
Can the discovery channel give this man his own show already this reminds me of shows I would watch with my dad growing up and I love it
That nest was definitely massive. Your channel is becoming one of my favorites.
Amazing how well you were able to clean out that space through the small access hole. I'm sure your clients are glad they don't have to deal with a giant hole bashed in their ceiling!
LOVED the very knowledge filled voice over for it!! I loved it
Thank you! ❤
It is so great that you patch and repair the ceiling and walls or floor when you are finished. That is going above and beyond. Your clients are lucky in many ways!
I love his voice when he talks to his animals. ❤
I loved that close up of Doris. Such a pretty face. 💙
I love Rhea the Rhea's close-up!
I love your bird voice! So funny to hear you talk normally, and then to the birds. Reminds me of my dad. 😂
Thanks! 😂
Thanks for explaining the colony cycle! It's creepy, yet fascinating. LOL
Of course!
I love the way you talk to your birds
My favorite part is watching the birds enjoy their treat.
Love watching these videos! Now I definitely see the differences between the colonies. Really appreciated the Rhea the Rhea footage. She’s just stunning.😊
That could be a very interesting middle of the night bathroom run. Look before you sit. Very interesting as always. Thank you.
That's for sure!
I really like how you explain the colony cycle! Thank you Hornet King!!
That is a large nest wow....An WhooooooHooooo all of your sweet Birdie's.......Thanks Bret from an old Stinky 🦨 Steve🇺🇸
Thanks Stinky Steve!
I just wanted to comment that the videos you made on the behaviors of the sepcies was really interesting. Specifically, the one about how they scavenge wood to create the envelope, I thought that was a really imformative watch.
Love watching you dealing with these horrid insects! My bedroom was in the attic at one point and before bed I would have to kill one or two wasps. Once I thought I killed one but couldn’t find it so I just went to lay down and I found the wasp after it stung me! Keep up the good work you do! ❤😊
Just the sound of them give me the heebie jeebies... 😮
Love the narration and of course your animals feasting time. ❤
Thanks for the vid! X
When I subscribed to you my decision was based on your interactions with the birdies. So sweet and kind.,nothing I like more in a Man then one that is gentle with animals.
Recently found this channel. Very informative and cool to watch!
Thank you so much! For giving us the explanation, I just love that and it helps me to understand and have a little bit less fear!
Of course!
Wow that’s a lot Of yellow jackets? Great job, great video. Thank you.
They have to be the happiest birds and squirrels on the planet
I love your channel. And your animals at the end is so much fun to watch. Can't wait for your next video. Thanks so much.
Thank you! 🥰
I love how you educate while you are working❤️
Addicted now started watching about six months ago or more live in Canada. I love your channel and now I’m addicted to bees and hornets.🐝🐝🇨🇦🇨🇦
That's awesome! Thanks for joining!
Thanks, love your channel, I’ll keep watching 🇨🇦🐝
Love your video's and how informative they are. My mother didn't know that there are different kinds of Yellow Jackets.
love how u r able to help a person then recycle the nest for your birdies
Fun to watch and very informational
OG !!
Love the intro !!
You know the Real Hornet 🐝 King is on !!
Time to tune In
Thank you!
13:54 THE ONE THAT STARTED TO FLY IS A MINI HEART ATTACK
That was a huge nest. You are an amazing dry wall fixer upper. Sure enjoy your videos. Stay safe
I really enjoy your video's & LOVE the way you talk to your birds 😄
I'm a new subscriber and like some others my favorite part is when you take it home for your birds! So cute! And doesn't go to waste!
Also, love it when you and dirt rooster Yappy get together 🇨🇦🐝
Still impressive! Wow what a nest!
For sure!
Lovin that Hornet King polo shirt you got there Bret.
Thanks!
Well… now I have a taste for yellow jacket nest again. The birds make it look so good…
I love your videos! it's like music to my ears when you vacuum the wasp very enjoyable videos! Keep them coming!!!
Wow, that's a big nest!
Nice white shirt you have with your logo! :)
Thank you!
Thanks for the entomology lesson. Very fascinating!
Congrats on 1M+ subscribers!
I've now been watching you so long that I remember when Rhea the Rhea was born.
I kept flinching every time one of them flew into the camera. Kept being reminded of that time when I was a kid and was assassinated by a wasp. Got me right on the nose!😂
You not only did a fantastic job removing the nest..😍😮 Love the drywall repair taping/mud work is just as superior..🎉😊 Take care HK..👍💕🔥👊
Thank you, Jackie!
Thank you Sir, you have come along way from when I subscribed and I feel like I have too, the yellow jackets now no longer give me the willies:) Love the vids you make my friend and thank you again.
Wow! I came across one of your videos while doing some research on how to deal with a yellow jacket nest in one of my soffits. This was months ago, and since then I have been going down the Hornet King rabbit hole. Your videos are incredible.
I am a high school science teacher (Earth and Environmental Science), so I love how educational every one of your videos is. In my AP Env Science course, we talk a lot about ecosystem services that species provide for humans, such as pollination. After discussing how wasps and hornets such as yellow jackets feed on insect larvae of other pest insects (that could potentially damage crops and such), I showed them one of your videos. We will definitely be watching more because they loved it!
Thank you for all that you do, and man I wish you could come take care of nests here in NY. You rock!
This was a vacuum junkies dream video.😊
Wow!!! So big!!!
LOVE that polo and another great video! I love watching your content keep up the great work
I must have been gon a while. The production value has went up significantly ❤
I've seen colonies of Yellow Jackets last all the way into November and even December in Michigan before. One of the colonies was Eastern, the other, Southern.
That's my fear 😞
I'm in Illinois, and I was hoping the colony I'm dealing with would just die off soon, but idk
Starting to come inside. Weak from the foggers and sprayers, though.
The title screen is cool. You look like an astronaut in it.
I bet you get really rich eggs because of all the insects and larvae that you feed your chickens.
Thank you for explaining all these details. As I'm having a bit of a wasp problem. I definitely need to call a professional to help
Doris is awesome but Rhea the Rhea is my favorite. You are very entertaining! 😊😊
~LOOK AT YOU…NOT ONLY REMOVE THE NEST 🪺 BUT ALSO SPACKLE AND FIX THE CEILING…GO HEAD BAD BOY LOL 😂
thank you for explaining all about how the life cycle of wasps works. Very interesting! I would hate to have another infestation. Been through a Huge red wasp nest that was what we were told...but it was massive in our attic. Hate them!
Picture this: you’re a queen in a huge wasp nest. After a year of hard work and dedication, you decide to retire only to get killed by your subordinates. Rough.
You are a hero 1 like equals hope for hornet king
You answered me, thanks and where’s your squirrel 🐿️ miss him
"I'm the Hornet King, and I am clinically Insane" kidding, love your vids! I couldn't imagine doing this, but I am so thankful there are people that do, so satisfying!
Thank you so very much for explaining how the colony works, I always wanted to know if it was similar to a honeybee or not. Absolutely amazing work, I love seeing your videos!!!
Wow it was a big and thriving nest for sure. I bet you have some of the best fed birds and pets around. lol Great video as always!
The chicken eggs must have a beautiful yellow yolks & taste fantastic!
I believe I do!! 😆
You should try using a clear vacuum hose so we can see bees flying down the pipe!😊 pretty sure you can buy 2 inch clear tubing at the hardware store.
love ur accent when u feed the birdies
how do you know the chickens are ready to lay eggs? Usually what are the tell-tale signs?
i’m allergic and they are aggressive it took four times and a trip to the er to get rid of them now i make sure my epi pens are with me you do such an amazing job love your chickens i can’t even imagine the sound of that many it’s like a horror movie
Thanks so much. !!
Those wasps were so chill
hornet love your feeds even better u feed all the good larvae o your birds and squrills
You talking about you can show the progression of a colony… you need to get like a glass box or aquarium or something and catch a queen and put some of one of the nests you pull out in there and then try to film it so we can see. I don’t know the logistics of doing something like that, but I think it would be incredibly interesting
Thats a lot of protein in the end 😊 Them birds are swole.
The dump from the vacuum looks like some kind of wild casserole for animals
The moment you open the wall and we see the wasps all relaxed, "ok, probably german yellow jacket".
Whoa, this one is HUGE! 😮
Love your videos dude, and the educational info you provide is always appreciated ❤ I wish I could donate but I'm a bit strapped right now lol. Is there anything you need? When I can afford it, I can send it your way 😊
I need help drywalling my house and it looks like you’ve got the chops. Ready for another southern “vacation”? 😂
Hey spunk!
Great video!! 😊❤❤
For a person whos scared of Bees, wasps, etc. I find this both cool and terifing.
2:28 moment of realisation we're dead😂
That Miss V voice gets me everytime.😄
I have the chills and im aboutnto recieve lucid nightmares
I love your videos, I watch every single one.
I once destroyed a giant Asian hornet queen's nest founding masonry (made of insanely rock hard mud and saliva) on my balcony while she was away. Her reaction to the destruction when returning to the site was so sad I almost felt sorry for her. But you cannot allow a hornet's nest on your balcony. I'm astonished how bad HK's clients let things grow until they call him in.
I always like seeing, your videos, thank you! It's always neat if you can point on the queen on each one if you can see her to let us know where she is.
Damn I remember when I first subscribed, you only had like 2k subscribers back then, I knew you would blow up but sheesh you blew up quicker than most
Thanks for the explainer on the cycles. Also, your animals (particularly the emus) are so cool! Are you not worried about the hatched yellow jackets stinging your animals?
Thanks!
No, I'm not worried about that.
@@HornetKingOfficial How long will a newly hatched wasp be able to sting? Or the birds are more resistant to stings?
@@musicwithimagineNewly hatched hornets can't fly, and I'm pretty sure they can't sting. Thusly if the fully developed workers capable of flight are removed the birds can safely make there pickings. Most gun for pupae and larvae
Great job sir
I know you said they're docile but they were basically ignoring you until you pulled the first stack. Great cavity shot
I might hate wasps and hornets but my fav is bald-faced hornets bc they’re adorable