If you sold tickets to a weekly event of this, I would buy a season pass, bring a lawn chair and not move a muscle until every last one of these infernal, pain bearing creatures were fried to extinction. I would even chip in on the power bill to boot. To me, this is a sport!!!!!! I Love It. You could name it "pay back is hell"!
90% of youtube seems to think that any wild creature deserves to live but in reality wasps and hornets don't really do much to help and cause much harm
Ils contribuent dans l'équilibre l'écosystème en se nourrissant de mouches et d'autres insectes ou de larves. le seul ennemi de l'homme ? C'est l'homme lui-même.
Yeah tru, if one wasp gets electrocuted, the swarm will also all get zapped thinking the electric trap just killed their buddy, so they go try to sting the electric zapper and they all get stinged, oh yeah sweet justice feels great!
Step 1. Throw a handful or two of plain flour on the entrance hole, during the day when you can see it. The flour doesn't annoy them and when it gets dark, you can find the nest and destroy it. 2. To destroy the nest, simply pour a pint to a quart of gasoline in the hole. Your mistake in using insecticide is they can and will wall it off from the rest of the nest. The gasoline works by 2 methods, primarily by suffocating them and by dissolving their lipids. The gasoline vapor is heavier than air so it sinks all the way down to the bottom of the nest. Eggs, larva, the adults. Hit the nest AT NIGHT and they don't come back, they're all dead.
The bug zapper is an amusing toy if you have lots of time to waste. I had a yellow jacket nest in my front yard. I did exactly what you did. Waited for nightfall when they were all inside and quieted down. Poured a quart of gasoline in the nest, set a small board on top and set a brick on top of that. Next day I removed brick and the board and never saw another yellow jacket. Probably not an EPA approved method but it works.
" To destroy the nest, simply pour a pint to a quart of gasoline in the hole. " For good measure I stuff a rag in the hole to keep them and the vapors in. It just works.
I really love the close up of the one survivor crawling over the still smoldering corpses of his comrades. Hopelessly clinging to a bar of the death chamber. Then, after receiving that final, fatal Zap, falling to his just death like King Kong dropping from the Empire State building. You sir...are a poet.
Our bedroom is adjacent to the carport. One spring a hornet got into the bedroom near sunset. I remembered that flying requires a vast amount of oxygen, flying wasps and bees have special pumps rigged with their wings that sucks in air on each beat. If they don't get the oxygen they can't fly, and I had a spray bottle with alcohol in it. Squirted it in mid air and it dropped like a stone, now that we were on equal footing I used an electric flyswatter on it. But the next night we had a repeat, same ending, and 2 the night after. I think perhaps they were building a nest in the attic and coming in perhaps through a light fixture in the closets which weren't very tight fitting. Whatever, my tolerance was gone. I saw a couple flying in the carport so I dug out the bug zapper and set it up, then plugged it in near sunset so it would be extra visible to them. It had much smaller holes than the one in the video, they had to crawl in through a hole, but just like above once one did the attack scent was released and soon there was a steady stream of hornets forcing their way through the holes to fry inside. After 3 nights of decreasing numbers we apparently exhausted the nest. Never saw any more that summer. Another year I had put a small aluminum ladder against the side of the house, then something came up for about a week and I asked my daughter to fetch the ladder for me. She returned saying she couldn't because there was a hornet's nest on it. They had been very busy, it wasn't yet basketball sized but it was still pretty big. We waited until dark then I went out and saturated it with gasoline (brick house and it was pretty far back, not at the top) and ignited it. As it went up in flames the inhabitants came out to see what was going on and as it was dark it looked like a little meteor shower of burning hornets trailing to the ground. Soon the nest was gone. I wouldn't have done this if it had been dry, but we had just had a good bit of rain.
S.T. Funken well hes got a point. All these wasp/hornet/yellow jacket things do is make nests in annoying places and sting people. No environmental benefit like bees.
Once you get stung enough by them you'll learn, that they are just Demons from HELL!!!!!! Ask anybody who was attacked by several even though running away from the nest at top speed.
Crisp Cuts Landscaping They are annoying, but they do serve an important purpose in nature, notably keeping other bugs in check. Not just kind of keeping other bugs in check either, they are critical in this role.
I'm going through a phase of enjoying wasp / hornet destruction videos. And here I am. Electrocution this time. Love the creativity. Zzzzzzzzzzzap!!!!!!!
I have built my patio, porch whatever you want to call it with 2.5 feet of block, then wrought iron grille work, then aluminum screen to keep out fly's, bees, wasps, hornets. while still employing a insect light to kill off bugs small enough to get through the screen. This also serves to keep the criminal element from approaching the windows and doors of the house.
About 2years ago I was dragging a deer out of the woods and stepped on a nest. Very interesting experience in how you thought you were tired but suddenly have more energy. 😯
Buddy, I got just as much satisfaction out of this as you did. I have been stung by yellow jackets many times over the years, but once in 2009 I was at a family reunion in a state park under a gazebo and I was stung by a bald faced hornet right in my damn forehead and it started with my feet itching uncontrollably, I drove the 5 minutes home in pain, immediately jumped in the shower going nuts, I got out, laid on the couch, and my ears, nose, eyes, and throat started swelling shut. Luckily my wife came home 10 minutes later and called 911. The ambulance showed up 5 minutes later and gave me a shot with an EpiPen and I instantly started waking up. They said thank God your wife called when she did because another 15 minutes and you would've been dead. I remember that I picked it off of my head and it was black with a white head and white stripes and it HURT. I will never forget that shit. That's the first time I have ever had any reaction to a sting.
That's the problem with insect stings, or anything, anyone can suddenly have a random severe allergic reaction. It's called anaphylaxis or anaphylactic shock. You can be stung many times in your life by the same species, then one day you're body decides to go into meltdown. Can be fatal. So it's never worth thinking, it's okay I've been stung before. Sure. But your'e playing Russian roulette.
I did that one time, and yes, it got rid of the yellow jackets. However, I had a big brown, dead spot in my lawn for 2-3 years where I poured that gas.
Same thing happened to me last summer. I was clearing some brush and stepped on a nest and got swarmed by angry yellow jackets. Now I hate them and WILL be out for revenge this summer. I like the bug zapper idea.
I use a Timer On My 2 Zappers i have( For Skeeters in summer & Wasps in fall) 1 zapper is Hung out by my Shed..to be On during the DAYTIME for the Wasps! my 2nd zapper is if by Any Nest , if can find them... and I ADD BAIT to the Zappers- Bacon, Cut up Apples and even Apple Vinegar and Reg. Pop in a Water Bottle to just Attract them to the Zapper.. I kill the ave of Several Hundred in my Nieghborhood every season. If Find a Next in teh Ground? I get out my KEROSINE and wait till dusk, pour 1/2 gal down the Hole and Light it and it burns slowly to get them ALL -Hundreds in a Nest & the Queen..Use Kerosine, not gasoline.. Kerosine won't Explode Like gas will. I will even Loan My Zapper to a neighbor for a Week.. It ain't doing no good sitting in your Garage or Shed No is it?
I stepped on a nest 2 years ago while dragging a deer out of the woods. Very interesting experience in how you thought you were tired but suddenly have more energy
LMAO! Some of them put on a pretty good light show. Reminds me of one time when I was stationed at Nellis AFB. Chow halls had those big industrial zappers. I was waiting on chow line one evening, when I noticed a nice big fat fly buzzing around. He goes toward the zapper, just hovers around it. I'm thinking, "Come on, you fat bastard! Go in! Go in!" Sure enough, in he goes, just stops dead. I heard the transformer start humming, louder and louder it goes... Then the buzzing, louder and louder. That fat old fly lit up like the brightest pure white light LED you would ever want to see. And he stayed lit, at least 5 to 7 seconds, then he burned apart. What a light show!
I would place the zapper over the access hole at 4:00 AM when virtually all the wasps are sleeping in the nest. Also, cover the sides of the hole around the zapper so as to force the wasps into the zapper it self...to be killed. Then the wasps can either stay in the nest and starve or be forced to travel thru the zapper. Good luck.
First, I want to express my devout hatred for these ****ing creatures ! One afternoon, while attempting to play a game designed for calmer temperaments than I possess, my golf ball landed “in” the opening of a nest, in the fairway of the 3rd hole. Not realizing this valuable tidbit, I walked right up to the offending ball and the unamused occupants, lying in wait. It was then, that I suffered the vindictive rage of a colony of yellow jackets, who’s numbers rivaled the population of China (my estimation). I’ll spare you the details of the epinephrine injections and Benadryl I enjoyed at the ER, but for several satisfying minutes, I relaxed and cheered on the ingenious application of voltage in this video, with gusto. I would have preferred a tiny guillotine demonstration, or individual live dissections, but time constraints didn’t allow. That said, I thank you from the bottom of my heart, for this quality entertainment ! This was more therapeutic than the year of anger management counseling I was ordered to attend, after seeking several illegal forms of retaliation, at the golf course. I got away with the gasoline, the first and second night. But, on the third night, the explosives apparently alerted neighbors. Country Clubs don’t like that. 😁
That BZZZZZZZZZT sound is music to my ears. I had a nest in what was left of an old weeping willow tree stump and some smaller yellow jackets built a nest under the ground and I had to get rid of it. I tried gas+fire, water, wasp spray. Next time I'm going to put my RC helicopter next to it and rev it and chop up those wasps like that RC helicopter vs bees video on here. A little hint, The bug zappers with the offset finger type grids work better and don't clog. each finger is connected to the opposite side of the transformer. Mine is a flowtron zapper. the one you have here the electrified grill looks like the fencing I have around my garden. Those clog up quick. And I love the smell of fried Yellow Jackets in the morning.
Whenever that sound appeared, I got dem vibes. The longer the sound, the higher amusement I got and bigger smile, truly a master piece ! BZZZZT > Mozar
I have an overwhelming urge to say this....... "Hey man.....did you just see a real bright light!?"....... that's what came to mind when I heard the sparking.......great video and a great film quote to go with it.
Wow guy, you are the Sam Peckinpah of insect killing videos! Way to go. In your slomo portions of hornet sapping, the sound distortion reminds me of the report of automatic weapons.
I also Loan my 2 Bug Zappers to my 2 Neighbors on both sides.. Tell them to just hang them away from the House during the Day from 11am- 6pm ( Dusk) because at nite they're in their nest. so use my Time with it In 1 week? Should Kill all in your area upto several Hundred.. I also Use Dishsoap and Water in a Qt. sprayer..Dishsoap kills them Also Spray your Doors and Screens once a week. Deters them as it does Stink Bugs and other Bugs..
If Find a Nest in the Ground? I get out my KEROSINE and wait till dusk, pour 1/2 gal down the Hole and Light it and it burns slowly to get them ALL -Hundreds in a Nest & the Queen..Use Kerosine, not gasoline.. Kerosine won't Explode Like gas will. Then , I iwll pour 1 Qt. of Sacrete , mixed in a coffee can , down the hole, Next day, cover it up with dirt. I keep 1 gal of Keorsine to burn Boxes and junk instead of having to Cut them up and take up valuable space in our 50 gal vynil Garbage and keep them out of our compose pile for our garden ... and our neighbors gardens. 3 out of 4 wks, we only need and use our 30 Gal Gabarge can and 1 once a month use our 50 ...I went to our Garbage dump to see and they chop up at least 30% of what in the land fill in carboard the Guy told me while there.. So either Burn your boxes if you can and help keep our landfills empty. Add 1 Cup of Kerosine.. Don't Use Gasoline ! Do the same with Bags of Leaves! I cup of Kerosine per 30-40 gal size bag of leaves.!
Also, wait until dark when they are all back in the nest. That way if any of them try to walk through it they will get dusted. Btw, you also could try using dish detergent and a water hose.
Brian, very true. When they walk through the Sevin dust into their hole the other members of the colony will lick the dust off of the member coming in and end up dead. They'll exponentially kill themselves off.
YES SIR THAT STUFF KILLS THEM AND OTHER BUGS TOO! BUT EXPENSIVE.. WHEN USING IT ONCE A WEEK FOR 6 WKS.. PLENTY OF HOME PRODUCTS TO USE THAT WORKS TOO.. But my 2 BUG ZAPPERS does it best for the Long Haul- 6 wks of fall here and they com eout by the hundreds for every yard.. I have it out by my Shed with a Timer on btwn 12 noon -dusk( 7pm) kills the ave of 25 of them critters every day.- 175 a wk = to over 1,000 of them per season and the queens too.. after 5 yrs? we're down to less than 25 wk, maybe 100-150 a Season and our Neighbors as well and I will Loan them 1 of my Zappers.. Your Enemy is my Enemy..Right?
I worked for the telephone company and getting stung was a daily experience. One time I had to climb a pole that was embedded in a concrete sidewalk and the roadway was six inches to the other side. I couldn't climb the pole on the road side because I'd have been hit bus a truck or bus so I climbed up on the sidewalk side and then hooked my way around the pole when I was high enough. I opened the terminal which enclosed in a black plastic case and out flew a couple of dozen Yellow Jackets which proceeded to sting my arm that I kept waving to keep them from my face. Meanwhile I was hooking around the pole so I could climb down. I got a few dozen stings on my forearm and it was full of red swollen bumps. I climbed back up with a can of wasp spray and got my revenge.
A little bit of gasoline and kerosene and where diesel fuel does it in the hole in the evening and light it that will make them all go away very quickly not necessarily as fun as what you're doing but it can be enjoy be careful
Humans shall prevail over YJs!...because we have opposing thumbs...and have harnessed the power of High Voltage! Hang-times at 3:35 and 8:30 are particularly satisfying... I don't believe it was a rescue attempt at 10:30...I think he just grabbed and inadvertently pulled his mate away as he was trying to land...besides, he came back for another attemped landing, and there was noone there to "rescue"...that's when he got it...they're just not smart enough and don't plan or anticipate consequences of their actions... How did you finally prevail...or didn't you, and they took over your house and you are living under a bridge now?
Ronplucksstrings Not under a bridge now. lol I prevailed. The bug zapper obviously won't get rid of the nest but brought some sweet revenge. I stuffed a gopher smoke bomb in there a couple nights later and finished them off.
One 2liter Soda bottle, a knife, some duct tape maybe for better seal and some sweet liquid of your choice.....problem solved....look it up. Wasp Trap. But this is more entertaining. Cost like a dollar, and you get to drink the soda.
Or mix dawn diswashing soap and water and wait until night time when they are all back in the nest and flood it in with soap water pour soap like 4 or 5 good long squeezes into the hole then turn the water on and let it run for a good 5 minutes to fill it. The soap kills them by coating their wings and tail and it suffocates them: wasps/hornets breathe with their tail.
Yay! Viewing pleasure in overdrive! Busy little creatures! Maybe you got them demoralized! “Man is hot in here!!” “It’s the dry heat!” Taser face!!!!!!!!!
We had a zapper in our swampy backyard as a kid. Hours of entertainment. We’d get so many the bottom grate holes would plug up and they’d pile up to the electrode.
Yellow Jackets are diurnal, meaning they only come out during the daytime. If you would mark their entrance hole in the ground to their nest so that you could find it at night, you could eliminate them all in one smooth operation without fuss. At least two to three hours after pitch dark locate the nest hole and pour two ounces of gasoline down the hole and cover it over with earth. Pound it down tight with the broad side of your shovel or step on it and stomp it down tight. The gasoline fumes will permeate their entire nest area underground and asphyxiate the whole colony. I do the same thing with groundhogs, whichare also diurnal.
That is one way to do it. The yellow jackets I have around here eat bugs that bother me more so I like them here as long as they stay away from my doors and such.
My solution: Take the guard off of a small desk fan. Flip it on, place it directly over the yellow jacket hole in the ground (blowing facing up), plug it in and walk away for 24 hours (cover if chance of rain). Come back with two kettles of boiling water. Dig up the hole slightly after dark, pour boiling water down hole. Add a generous squirt of dish soap to the hole before watering as an added measure to ensure eradication; if desired. Works every time for me.
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"No! Harry, no! Don't look at the light!"
"I can't help it. It's so beautiful." *zap* "WHOOO-HOOO!"
I get that reference
Lol
Yesss that is literally all I could think about lol
My all-time favorite and mom's.
If you sold tickets to a weekly event of this, I would buy a season pass, bring a lawn chair and not move a muscle until every last one of these infernal, pain bearing creatures were fried to extinction. I would even chip in on the power bill to boot. To me, this is a sport!!!!!! I Love It. You could name it "pay back is hell"!
I'm in.
I would too...but theyre pretty traumatized....We'd each get stung 3-4 times...but wtf?..lol
bug zapper and a six pack, I could spend all day there
Good watchin... I have one of those electric tennis racquets. I can’t do this kind of volume but very satisfying. One pop at a time.
The only good yellow jacket is a fried yellow jacket
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@@finisher3x lol
@@finisher3x ROFL 🤣
90% of youtube seems to think that any wild creature deserves to live but in reality wasps and hornets don't really do much to help and cause much harm
dposer10 wasps and and hornets contribute nothing to nothing. They are a menace. And they kill honey bees.
i didn't think so but was honestly unsure if they pollinated or not
Ils contribuent dans l'équilibre l'écosystème en se nourrissant de mouches et d'autres insectes ou de larves. le seul ennemi de l'homme ? C'est l'homme lui-même.
Allez-y doucement Hemingway.
Everything has a part in nature......
The pheromones released by the first "victim" are what set the rest off!
not a great idea to kill a yellowjacket with your foot, because the whole swarm of them will be chasing ya later
Yeah tru, if one wasp gets electrocuted, the swarm will also all get zapped thinking the electric trap just killed their buddy, so they go try to sting the electric zapper and they all get stinged, oh yeah sweet justice feels great!
OTKronick lol good good
Love it
Step 1. Throw a handful or two of plain flour on the entrance hole, during the day when you can see it. The flour doesn't annoy them and when it gets dark, you can find the nest and destroy it.
2. To destroy the nest, simply pour a pint to a quart of gasoline in the hole. Your mistake in using insecticide is they can and will wall it off from the rest of the nest. The gasoline works by 2 methods, primarily by suffocating them and by dissolving their lipids. The gasoline vapor is heavier than air so it sinks all the way down to the bottom of the nest. Eggs, larva, the adults. Hit the nest AT NIGHT and they don't come back, they're all dead.
The bug zapper is an amusing toy if you have lots of time to waste. I had a yellow jacket nest in my front yard. I did exactly what you did. Waited for nightfall when they were all inside and quieted down. Poured a quart of gasoline in the nest, set a small board on top and set a brick on top of that. Next day I removed brick and the board and never saw another yellow jacket. Probably not an EPA approved method but it works.
Or just fill it with has and light some paper on fire and throw it down and run, whooof... Problem solved.
3. If all else fails light on fire.
Melt some aluminum and poor it
" To destroy the nest, simply pour a pint to a quart of gasoline in the hole. " For good measure I stuff a rag in the hole to keep them and the vapors in. It just works.
I really love the close up of the one survivor crawling over the still smoldering corpses of his comrades. Hopelessly clinging to a bar of the death chamber. Then, after receiving that final, fatal Zap, falling to his just death like King Kong dropping from the Empire State building. You sir...are a poet.
The gleeful laughter is hilarious!
i love the smell of roast hornets in the morning
Along with the smell of ozone from high-voltage discharge, it smells like victory.
faygothrower well it’s cooking them so yes i would say so
Enjoying the show with a good cigar and a glass of scotch. 😎
Very satisfying.
MrGoodSkills just like doctors dr. Josef Mengele used to do when he had Jewish prisoners experimented on he was sit back and enjoy the show
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Just make sure it's an Oliva Connecticut. 🚬 🇺🇸⚓
Hey look at that. Dinner and a show.
The slow mo is just SO sadistic but I love it! Great idea and great job.
Our bedroom is adjacent to the carport. One spring a hornet got into the bedroom near sunset. I remembered that flying requires a vast amount of oxygen, flying wasps and bees have special pumps rigged with their wings that sucks in air on each beat. If they don't get the oxygen they can't fly, and I had a spray bottle with alcohol in it. Squirted it in mid air and it dropped like a stone, now that we were on equal footing I used an electric flyswatter on it. But the next night we had a repeat, same ending, and 2 the night after. I think perhaps they were building a nest in the attic and coming in perhaps through a light fixture in the closets which weren't very tight fitting. Whatever, my tolerance was gone. I saw a couple flying in the carport so I dug out the bug zapper and set it up, then plugged it in near sunset so it would be extra visible to them. It had much smaller holes than the one in the video, they had to crawl in through a hole, but just like above once one did the attack scent was released and soon there was a steady stream of hornets forcing their way through the holes to fry inside. After 3 nights of decreasing numbers we apparently exhausted the nest. Never saw any more that summer. Another year I had put a small aluminum ladder against the side of the house, then something came up for about a week and I asked my daughter to fetch the ladder for me. She returned saying she couldn't because there was a hornet's nest on it. They had been very busy, it wasn't yet basketball sized but it was still pretty big. We waited until dark then I went out and saturated it with gasoline (brick house and it was pretty far back, not at the top) and ignited it. As it went up in flames the inhabitants came out to see what was going on and as it was dark it looked like a little meteor shower of burning hornets trailing to the ground. Soon the nest was gone. I wouldn't have done this if it had been dry, but we had just had a good bit of rain.
Acetone has the same effect, works straight away !
Im glad to read ur comment since u tought me something i never knew before. Thanks!
Brilliant!
Automotive Brake-Kleen spray stops them stone cold dead in their tracks.
Great set up. The revenge is needed after being stung multiple times. The wasps don't rescue, they eat each other.
RODALCO2007 yes I know they are cannibals. It just seemed odd they would not go after the 200 that were dead on the ground.
you have some issues, man
S.T. Funken well hes got a point. All these wasp/hornet/yellow jacket things do is make nests in annoying places and sting people. No environmental benefit like bees.
Once you get stung enough by them you'll learn, that they are just Demons from HELL!!!!!! Ask anybody who was attacked by several even though running away from the nest at top speed.
Crisp Cuts Landscaping They are annoying, but they do serve an important purpose in nature, notably keeping other bugs in check. Not just kind of keeping other bugs in check either, they are critical in this role.
I enjoyed the part most when it seems like you're just telling a story, and then nonchalantly pull a powered bug zapper right into frame 😂😂😂
The Zerg: "THE HIVE CLUSTER IS UNDER ATTACK"
I'm cracking up listening to your laughter. I like almost any creatures except for YELLOW JACKETS! Gonna buy an industrial strength zapper lol.
I have met someone else that hates yellow jackets ,wasps and hornet's. Honey bees are cool though
I hate any flying stinging biting bastard I hate them it's my mission to eradicate them before they do me
@@dumpsterdivingqponqueen9499 Then say goodbye to food 😅
This could have been on Pay Per View! AMAZING
I'm going through a phase of enjoying wasp / hornet destruction videos. And here I am. Electrocution this time. Love the creativity. Zzzzzzzzzzzap!!!!!!!
When he said they got some hang time on em I almost pissed my pants 😂😂😂
Hilarious !!
Lol 😂
I have built my patio, porch whatever you want to call it with 2.5 feet of block, then wrought iron grille work, then aluminum screen to keep out fly's, bees, wasps, hornets. while still employing a insect light to kill off bugs small enough to get through the screen. This also serves to keep the criminal element from approaching the windows and doors of the house.
Great idea - It's like a Mini 4th of July - Pay back is great.....
More power to you my friend! I am a member of the bug zapper brethren myself. Keep our skies and ground safe.
8:16 Holy crap,that yellowjacket is getting zapped out of existence. Ride the lightning! Edit : Correction,that one got welded on!
Justice!
Looooool!
i dunno, but is this Metallica reference?
Everybody's yelling- man down, man down
Yeah, gonna need solvent and a scraper to get his ass outta there...
About 2years ago I was dragging a deer out of the woods and stepped on a nest. Very interesting experience in how you thought you were tired but suddenly have more energy. 😯
The pure joy in this guys laugh is infectious. That's what made the video enjoyable for me, along with seeing the bugs zapped.
Buddy, I got just as much satisfaction out of this as you did. I have been stung by yellow jackets many times over the years, but once in 2009 I was at a family reunion in a state park under a gazebo and I was stung by a bald faced hornet right in my damn forehead and it started with my feet itching uncontrollably, I drove the 5 minutes home in pain, immediately jumped in the shower going nuts, I got out, laid on the couch, and my ears, nose, eyes, and throat started swelling shut. Luckily my wife came home 10 minutes later and called 911. The ambulance showed up 5 minutes later and gave me a shot with an EpiPen and I instantly started waking up. They said thank God your wife called when she did because another 15 minutes and you would've been dead. I remember that I picked it off of my head and it was black with a white head and white stripes and it HURT. I will never forget that shit. That's the first time I have ever had any reaction to a sting.
That's the problem with insect stings, or anything, anyone can suddenly have a random severe allergic reaction. It's called anaphylaxis or anaphylactic shock. You can be stung many times in your life by the same species, then one day you're body decides to go into meltdown. Can be fatal.
So it's never worth thinking, it's okay I've been stung before. Sure. But your'e playing Russian roulette.
Bald faced hornets are the worst! As a former pest control professional, I can definitely confirm this.
From what I have heard bald faced hornets will continue to pursue you and will target your face.
One good splash of gasoline is all you need. The fumes will permeate the whole nest and kill em all. Works every time.
I did that one time, and yes, it got rid of the yellow jackets. However, I had a big brown, dead spot in my lawn for 2-3 years where I poured that gas.
Works even better when you dump concentrated insecticide in. Wear plastic gloves!
Same thing happened to me last summer. I was clearing some brush and stepped on a nest and got swarmed by angry yellow jackets. Now I hate them and WILL be out for revenge this summer. I like the bug zapper idea.
I use a Timer On My 2 Zappers i have( For Skeeters in summer & Wasps in fall) 1 zapper is Hung out by my Shed..to be On during the DAYTIME for the Wasps! my 2nd zapper is if by Any Nest , if can find them... and I ADD BAIT to the Zappers- Bacon, Cut up Apples and even Apple Vinegar and Reg. Pop in a Water Bottle to just Attract them to the Zapper.. I kill the ave of Several Hundred in my Nieghborhood every season. If Find a Next in teh Ground? I get out my KEROSINE and wait till dusk, pour 1/2 gal down the Hole and Light it and it burns slowly to get them ALL -Hundreds in a Nest & the Queen..Use Kerosine, not gasoline.. Kerosine won't Explode Like gas will. I will even Loan My Zapper to a neighbor for a Week.. It ain't doing no good sitting in your Garage or Shed No is it?
I stepped on a nest 2 years ago while dragging a deer out of the woods. Very interesting experience in how you thought you were tired but suddenly have more energy
@@georgepickett6853 Justice for the deer would have been served if the yellow jackets had given you multiple stings and bites.
@@CB-xr1eg Looks like I found the snowflake libtard. Btw, it's YOU!
LMAO! Some of them put on a pretty good light show. Reminds me of one time when I was stationed at Nellis AFB. Chow halls had those big industrial zappers. I was waiting on chow line one evening, when I noticed a nice big fat fly buzzing around. He goes toward the zapper, just hovers around it. I'm thinking, "Come on, you fat bastard! Go in! Go in!" Sure enough, in he goes, just stops dead. I heard the transformer start humming, louder and louder it goes... Then the buzzing, louder and louder. That fat old fly lit up like the brightest pure white light LED you would ever want to see. And he stayed lit, at least 5 to 7 seconds, then he burned apart. What a light show!
I would place the zapper over the access hole at 4:00 AM when virtually all the wasps are sleeping in the nest. Also, cover the sides of the hole around the zapper so as to force the wasps into the zapper it self...to be killed. Then the wasps can either stay in the nest and starve or be forced to travel thru the zapper. Good luck.
I laughed so hard when you said "bought the farm ".
First, I want to express my devout hatred for these ****ing creatures ! One afternoon, while attempting to play a game designed for calmer temperaments than I possess, my golf ball landed “in” the opening of a nest, in the fairway of the 3rd hole. Not realizing this valuable tidbit, I walked right up to the offending ball and the unamused occupants, lying in wait. It was then, that I suffered the vindictive rage of a colony of yellow jackets, who’s numbers rivaled the population of China (my estimation). I’ll spare you the details of the epinephrine injections and Benadryl I enjoyed at the ER, but for several satisfying minutes, I relaxed and cheered on the ingenious application of voltage in this video, with gusto. I would have preferred a tiny guillotine demonstration, or individual live dissections, but time constraints didn’t allow. That said, I thank you from the bottom of my heart, for this quality entertainment ! This was more therapeutic than the year of anger management counseling I was ordered to attend, after seeking several illegal forms of retaliation, at the golf course. I got away with the gasoline, the first and second night. But, on the third night, the explosives apparently alerted neighbors. Country Clubs don’t like that. 😁
explosives ??? omg hahahahahahahahaha i can't stop laughing ..... thanks , i needed a good laugh
geo hel 😂👍
Love the close up carnage, it's awesome when they catch on fire.
I like the sound of bugs hitting a electrical rod, the BZZZT is always music to my ears
RUclipsr: How do you like your yellow jackets?
Everyone: Well done, please!
That BZZZZZZZZZT sound is music to my ears. I had a nest in what was left of an old weeping willow tree stump and some smaller yellow jackets built a nest under the ground and I had to get rid of it. I tried gas+fire, water, wasp spray. Next time I'm going to put my RC helicopter next to it and rev it and chop up those wasps like that RC helicopter vs bees video on here.
A little hint, The bug zappers with the offset finger type grids work better and don't clog. each finger is connected to the opposite side of the transformer. Mine is a flowtron zapper. the one you have here the electrified grill looks like the fencing I have around my garden. Those clog up quick.
And I love the smell of fried Yellow Jackets in the morning.
Whenever that sound appeared, I got dem vibes. The longer the sound, the higher amusement I got and bigger smile, truly a master piece ! BZZZZT > Mozar
I have an overwhelming urge to say this.......
"Hey man.....did you just see a real bright light!?".......
that's what came to mind when I heard the sparking.......great video and a great film quote to go with it.
I can literally watch this for hours.
Wow guy, you are the Sam Peckinpah of insect killing videos! Way to go. In your slomo portions of hornet sapping, the sound distortion reminds me of the report of automatic weapons.
I also Loan my 2 Bug Zappers to my 2 Neighbors on both sides.. Tell them to just hang them away from the House during the Day from 11am- 6pm ( Dusk) because at nite they're in their nest. so use my Time with it In 1 week? Should Kill all in your area upto several Hundred.. I also Use Dishsoap and Water in a Qt. sprayer..Dishsoap kills them Also Spray your Doors and Screens once a week. Deters them as it does Stink Bugs and other Bugs..
Attack at night and you must totally destroy the nest and all who reside within.
The Yellow Jackets is like when your annoying cousin wants to play games on your phone, they just won’t go away.
Good close up of the electricity jumping around the wasps body ;so satisfying to watch
I love it when they smolder!!!
I can't think of a better way to torture and eradicate the worst pest ever. Great job.!
This clip is very comical! It made me laugh so hard, that it brought tears to my eyes! He has a thing with these insects!
Meanwhile the queen is inside the nest thinking, "Where the fuck is everyone tonight?"
Pour boiling water down the hole next time.
If Find a Nest in the Ground? I get out my KEROSINE and wait till dusk, pour 1/2 gal down the Hole and Light it and it burns slowly to get them ALL -Hundreds in a Nest & the Queen..Use Kerosine, not gasoline.. Kerosine won't Explode Like gas will. Then , I iwll pour 1 Qt. of Sacrete , mixed in a coffee can , down the hole, Next day, cover it up with dirt.
I keep 1 gal of Keorsine to burn Boxes and junk instead of having to Cut them up and take up valuable space in our 50 gal vynil Garbage and keep them out of our compose pile for our garden ... and our neighbors gardens. 3 out of 4 wks, we only need and use our 30 Gal Gabarge can and 1 once a month use our 50 ...I went to our Garbage dump to see and they chop up at least 30% of what in the land fill in carboard the Guy told me while there.. So either Burn your boxes if you can and help keep our landfills empty. Add 1 Cup of Kerosine.. Don't Use Gasoline !
Do the same with Bags of Leaves! I cup of Kerosine per 30-40 gal size bag of leaves.!
It's a good day to fry
Queen: Where is everyone?
Drone: I'm sorry, your majesty. They all went out for a smoke.
The joy of your laughter brings me joy. Tks
That laugh! Ha ha
Dust the opening with Sevin 5 dust and they'll be gone in a day , the walk it in an kills the queen . :)
Yep, I heard about that stuff. Definitely getting some. But either way it was gratifying watching the little bastards fry..
Also, wait until dark when they are all back in the nest. That way if any of them try to walk through it they will get dusted.
Btw, you also could try using dish detergent and a water hose.
...not enough carnage...HV technique is superior!
Brian, very true. When they walk through the Sevin dust into their hole the other members of the colony will lick the dust off of the member coming in and end up dead. They'll exponentially kill themselves off.
YES SIR THAT STUFF KILLS THEM AND OTHER BUGS TOO! BUT EXPENSIVE.. WHEN USING IT ONCE A WEEK FOR 6 WKS.. PLENTY OF HOME PRODUCTS TO USE THAT WORKS TOO.. But my 2 BUG ZAPPERS does it best for the Long Haul- 6 wks of fall here and they com eout by the hundreds for every yard.. I have it out by my Shed with a Timer on btwn 12 noon -dusk( 7pm) kills the ave of 25 of them critters every day.- 175 a wk = to over 1,000 of them per season and the queens too.. after 5 yrs? we're down to less than 25 wk, maybe 100-150 a Season and our Neighbors as well and I will Loan them 1 of my Zappers.. Your Enemy is my Enemy..Right?
Ngl was kinda cute when the wasp tried rescuing his buddies lol
I worked for the telephone company and getting stung was a daily experience.
One time I had to climb a pole that was embedded in a concrete sidewalk and the roadway was six inches to the other side. I couldn't climb the pole on the road side because I'd have been hit bus a truck or bus so I climbed up on the sidewalk side and then hooked my way around the pole when I was high enough. I opened the terminal which enclosed in a black plastic case and out flew a couple of dozen Yellow Jackets which proceeded to sting my arm that I kept waving to keep them from my face. Meanwhile I was hooking around the pole so I could climb down. I got a few dozen stings on my forearm and it was full of red swollen bumps. I climbed back up with a can of wasp spray and got my revenge.
A little bit of gasoline and kerosene and where diesel fuel does it in the hole in the evening and light it that will make them all go away very quickly not necessarily as fun as what you're doing but it can be enjoy be careful
Humans shall prevail over YJs!...because we have opposing thumbs...and have harnessed the power of High Voltage! Hang-times at 3:35 and 8:30 are particularly satisfying...
I don't believe it was a rescue attempt at 10:30...I think he just grabbed and inadvertently pulled his mate away as he was trying to land...besides, he came back for another attemped landing, and there was noone there to "rescue"...that's when he got it...they're just not smart enough and don't plan or anticipate consequences of their actions...
How did you finally prevail...or didn't you, and they took over your house and you are living under a bridge now?
Ronplucksstrings Not under a bridge now. lol I prevailed. The bug zapper obviously won't get rid of the nest but brought some sweet revenge. I stuffed a gopher smoke bomb in there a couple nights later and finished them off.
Dude. I salute you. Your slowmo is outstanding and hysterical to watch.
TheStumyu thanks. Electrocution Justice II coming soon.
*Wasps being fried till dead*
People: haha light go bzzzt
One 2liter Soda bottle, a knife, some duct tape maybe for better seal and some sweet liquid of your choice.....problem solved....look it up. Wasp Trap. But this is more entertaining. Cost like a dollar, and you get to drink the soda.
Frank Zapper🤣
Zap a dee doo da...
The wasp trying to bite and sting the cage at around 4:45 is hilarious lmao
Or mix dawn diswashing soap and water and wait until night time when they are all back in the nest and flood it in with soap water pour soap like 4 or 5 good long squeezes into the hole then turn the water on and let it run for a good 5 minutes to fill it. The soap kills them by coating their wings and tail and it suffocates them: wasps/hornets breathe with their tail.
I tried that one. Late at night. It got me stung.
Contre Viole 32 Yes indeed.. Much More satisfying watching them fry..
Heh for entertainment value I’m all about sizzling them with the zapper or even better burning them.
The soapy water actually kills them by plugging their spicules, the ports through which they breathe. So it suffocates them.
Love the maniacal laughing as they fry! That’s great
Yea u get 20 or so on that light ur ass up- you will learn what hate really is - quick
That one wasp had enough voltage to bring Marty back from the Future
Yellow jackets getting electrocuted is real legit ASMR.
Equally satisfying to watch. Thank you!
love the evil chuckles are they are zapped, very satisfying.
That was creative and ingenious!
Yay!
Viewing pleasure in overdrive!
Busy little creatures!
Maybe you got them demoralized!
“Man is hot in here!!” “It’s the dry heat!”
Taser face!!!!!!!!!
LOL, thank you! Due to years of experience with these evil devils, this made my heart smile.
The ending slow mo was so satisfying.
The best thing is that when you are done you will be free of the wasps and you will have free extra crunchy popcorn
You can hear the pain and the need of vengeance in his voice!
Thank you for the upload.
We had a zapper in our swampy backyard as a kid. Hours of entertainment. We’d get so many the bottom grate holes would plug up and they’d pile up to the electrode.
This is also known as a backyard entertainment system.
But......Also if you put a glue boards around it, that works good tooo.
Burn baby burn!
Love how much you're enjoying the show xD lol
Kevin Singh They all must burn LOL
There is something about watching this video that makes me chuckle along with you. Slow motion zapping sounds like a matching gun...haha how fitting.
HAHA.. I hate the little bastards..
A son sees dad with the blue light and asks, what are you doing daddy. The dad responds with I’m giving wasps a SHOCKING EXPERIENCE.
Mildly pleasing listening to the zapper having a blast..great video.
I could just chill and drink a few all night watching this live..and talk trash when one gets zapped
Shocking results. Love the arch flashes
Thank you for your service 👍
I feel we both used the magnifying glass to pop and burn bugs . Lol . Good content .
Rofl love it revenge is so sweet the slow motion was great to watch fry baby fry. Thank you for the video
That's a beautiful thing, my friend. Beautiful.
Thanks for the close-ups. It's no fun without the sparks.
Yellow Jackets are diurnal, meaning they only come out during the daytime. If you would mark their entrance hole in the ground to their nest so that you could find it at night, you could eliminate them all in one smooth operation without fuss. At least two to three hours after pitch dark locate the nest hole and pour two ounces of gasoline down the hole and cover it over with earth. Pound it down tight with the broad side of your shovel or step on it and stomp it down tight. The gasoline fumes will permeate their entire nest area underground and asphyxiate the whole colony. I do the same thing with groundhogs, whichare also diurnal.
Perhaps the most satisfying video on RUclips.
That is one way to do it. The yellow jackets I have around here eat bugs that bother me more so I like them here as long as they stay away from my doors and such.
This is a great idea, I have cans of killer and nothing stopped them
Could be the plot of a Steven Seagal movie. Him zapping away the bad guys.
My solution: Take the guard off of a small desk fan. Flip it on, place it directly over the yellow jacket hole in the ground (blowing facing up), plug it in and walk away for 24 hours (cover if chance of rain). Come back with two kettles of boiling water. Dig up the hole slightly after dark, pour boiling water down hole. Add a generous squirt of dish soap to the hole before watering as an added measure to ensure eradication; if desired. Works every time for me.
mashroob interesting.
Oddly satisfying and soothing!
Those are some smoken hot hornets....electrifying results.
Smiled during this entire video. lol With a Yellow Jacket stinger from the 5th grade still sitting in my chest 35 years later!
I enjoyed watching this!
Their hang time is so high because bees and hornets can survive in extremely high heat