MASSIVE European Hornet Nest Inside Tree | SWARM | Wasp Nest Removal
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- MASSIVE Hornets Nest cut out of a tree with a chainsaw; The nest fed to my chickens and my SQUIRREL! The MASSIVE swarm is dealt with and vacuumed up for my client!
Species: Vespa crabro (aka European Hornet). "Hornets" (Vespa) are a type of "wasp" (Vespinae). European Hornets are the only established hornet species in the States. There are some controversial arguments that Vespa mandarinia (Asian Giant Hornets) are established in the States; which they are not. A couple colonies removed from a isolated area in the entire country does not constitute as "Established". European Hornets are STILL the only Hornet species in the States.
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I love that you feed your animals with them instead of just throwing it all away. No reason to waste good nutrients. Your animals look so healthy!
I bet his hens lay the most flavorful eggs with almost orange yolks
Well, yeah. They get tasty nutritious protein snacks every time dad gets home from work. You'd prolly be feeling pretty good too XP
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The circle of life, sure, but it has me on the verge of puking while I watch!
GAG!!!
@@nataliajimenez1870I was just thinking the protein content in his eggs must be higher than store eggs.
He does u dumb 😂
This man has trained guard squirrels in his yard. He's a true legend.
not liking because of the 69 likes, lets keep this sacred marvel
@@Infamousgarbage58 you can like now
@@yoshiagiota5299 ight i did
How did he call a squirrel? I tried before… they get spooked… maybe they’re scared of my pellet gun…. Already got a couple squirrels 🐿
@@Infamousgarbage58 418 likes, only 2 more needed
watching the swarm made me incredibly uncomfortable, but this whole process is fascinating and the ending made it all worth it
I cracked up at the last one eating it at night
Sameee I have nearly turned off the video because of the swarm
Npc
Gotta admit, I hate these fucking winged fascists with a burning passion, but I still felt somewhat sad on their behalf seeing my guy just vacuum the fuck outta them
You mean it made your skin crawl a little? Not that you literally almost can't take it, right? If not I weep for you and your kind.
Card: *Declines*
Hornet king: *Switches vacuum to reverse*
He dose not charge I dont think
@@Link-from-hyrule of course he would
@@Link-from-hyruledo then how the hell he getting money he can’t be doing this between lunch breaks
@@Link-from-hyrule It's called a joke. It was funny. Oof.
h o r n e t g u n
that shot of the larvae rolling around in their comb was the most nightmarish thing I have ever seen. thank you for sharing your work!
hahah i was thinking the same.. all they needed is some black metal music in the background xD
i honestly thought it was kinda funny. like imagine Running in the 90s in the background and like rainbow strobe effect
Seriously new level of trypophobia for me goose bumps all over my face and head
Rightttt that shit was wild !!
2022: I think I have a new Mission Statement:"It's time for the Back-Up Chainsaw"💪😈
The removal and the chickens eating the larvae was actually pretty nice and satisfying to watch.
I subbed.
My favorite part of these videos is when he feeds the animals, its kinda relaxing to see :P
So satisfying to see those larvae eaten up. die die die.
Yeah bruh… it IS relaxing to see
then all that protein goes into the eggs to eat
Waste not want not.
Yeah it was relaxing till the skunk showed up.
Literally every animal talking to their animal dudes "yoo broo you gotta come check out this house, this dude has the best snacks!"
Haha
Haha nice one
at some point this got to be animal abuse killing all these hornets?
@@timp7796 bruh people kill over 30 thousand sharks every year and thats not animal abuse
@@timp7796 you do realize that they are just as susceptible to dying in the wild by an attack, or in the cooler months when they’re lethargic. A single colony of a couple of hundred isn’t even remotely a grain of sand in an ocean in the possibly billions of the same species. It’s not like he came in doused the whole colony with gas and lit them on fire, he took them all back and fed them to his pets and the wildlife so a complete 360 circle of life. Also would you consider this animal abuse if your child or your spouse happened to walk by and get stung multiple times and being severely allergic and going in to anaphylaxis and dying? Thank you for stopping by.
I ended up with a yellow jacket in my mouth, repeatedly stung, had to pry it off my lip, got stung under my tongue, on my gums, lips, just horrible! I got over my phobia a few years after it happened, but damn if I don't LOVE me some wasp snuff films. I know they're part of nature, but watching their nest burn in your other video was more satisfying than words can say! You go, Hornet King! As far as I'm concerned, this is the work of a saint!!
I mean an aussie wasp from i’ve seen are satan so yes he is a saint in my eyes
After being stung like that, I’d love watching them DIE too!!! 😅
Reminds me of spongebob when the jellyfish flew in squidwards mouth and stung him while he was on his bike
He is doing God’s work! ✝️
How did it get into your mouth?
That's great!! Someone argued with me before about chickens. I told them that chickens would eat mice and insects. They argued that I was wrong. We had chickens when I was a child. I saw it myself. Ha!! You proved me right!!❤
Chicken is a bird. Birds eats insects. Not difficult to understand. Eating mice though? Cringe 😬
@@marseanharper2785 yeah, saw them do it with my own eyes. I was a kid. This was quite disturbing to me. that's why I remember.
Chicken eat everything really: from vegetables, to bread, mice, insect and even pieces of wall
@@FilippoDeLuca yep.... pretty much
I'm in Hawaii, and we don't have these types of hornets. They're frightening!!! I loved how that little squirrel came running when you called. Just so adorable! Nice rhat you feed the animals the larvae. Very healthy for them.
Yeah.... Instead God gave you guys volcanoes lol. I don't wanna trade lol
You do have huntsman spiders, though. I'd much rather have European hornets.
@@jic1huntsman spiders are chill though. Apparently people keep them in their houses to keep bugs out. I'd rather deal with a big flightless, solitary spider than thousands of angry flying needles
@@oceanbanana4341 European hornets are also chill (in general), and also keep other bugs down. What they aren't are huge, extremely creepy spiders that move ridiculously fast, and can hide in places you wouldn't think they could possibly fit, only to pop out when you least expect it.
Anyway, apparently there are bald-faced hornets in Hawaii, so they already have the "thousands of angry flying needles" thing covered.
Omg omg you're all so sick in the head 😢 they're baby lavae and do not deserve to die like that. It's only because you as humans have designated them an invasive species as they're not helpful for humans. Nature balances out. You're all sick.
I love seeing a man and his "trusty vacuum".....learn so much from your channel about wasps that I never knew.... watching your chickens and squirrel devour the leftovers with such vimm and vigor, not to mention the healthy state of their coats and feathers is just priceless!!!...
Thank you Kristina! Im honored you enjoy my content!!🥰
You killed them all. This was similar to a holocaust.
@@reggaefan2700 you comment that twice and neither of them have likes
@@reggaefan2700 fam all your comments are on videos of wasps nests, are you okay lol
@@reggaefan2700 no shit sherlock
After the work there's the feast! I just LOVE to hear a grown man baby talk his animals! 🥰
Hornet King: "I bring you food, you don't spray me. We agreed."
Skunk: "I never agreed."
Goose "Peace was never an option"
“And so do I, say goodbye”
Came across this video randomly in my feed. Over this summer I noticed giant European hornets were in Mass all over the place here in Northeast Oklahoma and after doing some research there was no claims that there were any in this area but I can attest to the fact that there is and they are in abundance. I even saw the queen one day come up near my home as she was looking for a place to build a nest. When I say looking at the size of that hornet was terrifying that's an understatement. I'm not kidding when I say she was as large as my entire finger. They seem to be attracted to the dark spots that are on oak trees. I drilled out one of these spots thinking it was sap but no sap came out and it was dry. After drilling out the hole they would no longer go back to that spot and they would go to another spot. I also took note that they would come towards the light if you went out after dark with a flashlight. I've watched them attack other insects including chewing the head off of a giant dragonfly down in the woods.
Love the fact you are able to have multiple benefits to what you are doing. The fact a squirrel can benefit from this is awesome.
I really appreciate how nothing's going to waste and how the animals in the vicinity of your home just know you as the great protein delivery guy.
Saw a yellow jacket on my patio table & I wasn’t even scared because I knew it was just collecting wood for it’s little home thank you for getting rid of my fear lol
Thats awesome!
not me.....sitting n my truck the other day one came n then i went out...lol
Yellow jackets are some of the less aggressive wasps/hornets compared to the god-awful hornets we have here.
INSANELY HUGE NEST!!! Perplexed by how many adults were inside. Very productive colony.
19:40 the 🐿️ squirrel is sooo cute 😃
I love the fact that, you respect the wasps you either have to take out or relocate, AND as a bonus we see your awesome relationship with your garden neighbors! Love your chickens by the way their gorgeous❤❤❤
It’s so lovely that you feed the squirrel, skunk and chickens at the end. Such a thoughtful thing to do. ♡
They were loving everything bite
Legend has it that this guy has been giving away free larvae for decades. The animals around his house are so big!
I loved how you fed the larvae to the animals instead of just trashing them! Best video I’ve seen so far
Thanks! Always recycling nests!
Just incredible. The way you go at the nest so calmly, and so methodically. Then how those incredibly dangerous hornets very quickly go from hunter to hunted - eaten by squirrels and chickens.
A lesson from nature - thanks dude. Amazing vids.
15:09… that’s freaky. Watching the eggs move like that. Ick.
Those were the actual larvae. They just look like eggs.
@@marseanharper2785 I really don’t care if they are eggs or larvae. You know what I was talking about.
@@BenButler50he was informing you because you were wrong. enjoy being ignorant your whole life with that attitude 😂
I’m always amazed at the structure of a nest. Why do they build the chambers in hexagons? It always intrigues me☺️
So each egg can be looked after by individual workers
Because hexagons are the bestagons
@@patrickstorm3589 A man of culture I see
most efficient use of space
Mathematically, the hexagon is the regular polygon with maximum number of sides that can tassellate the plane (tassellate = fill all the plane with no overlaps). Having the maximum number of sides implies that it is the closest to a circle, and the circle is the shape that minimizes perimeter for a given area: *for the wasps, a smaller perimeter means less material to use for enclosing each given larva* (each larva has approximately a fixed cross section area).
17:10 did he just pet the larva lol
Learned to allot from watching this very informative video. Very repulsed by these nasty insects. This guy really knows how to take care of these dangerous pests.
Thank you!
"Wasp snuff films" - okay I hate how much I love that description. And we always get a treat at the end, seeing Squirrelly Squirrel, the chickens and the occasional skunk / possum enjoying the grubs.
@@HornetKingOfficialyo, I need to ask you something
During the removal, did any of the hornets sting you?
Hornets are pretty chill though as long as you don't go to their nests and they don't go for human food so they're not so abnoxious.
They're also considered a quite useful species in Europe and are well protected so nests usually are just relocated and not destroyed.
I guess in north America these hornets are more of a invasive species so I understand the sentiment.
@@cyan_oxy6734 yeah i get that people don't like wasps and rightfully so lol because they can be very defensive and very scary like in this video but i feel like most people don't know that these "nasty insects" are actually very important insect controlling predators. Thanks to them as well we aren't overrun by arthropods like spiders, centipedes, mosquitos etc.
So glad you took time to make a point about proper safe handling/use of a chainsaw! Too often I see people not bracing their arms correctly. Good job making sure your viewers know what to do!
Last year, it was all about the Tiger King... This year, it's the Hornet King!
Your shows are captivating and educational. I have learned so much by watching you explain why wasps do what they do. Much Respect for what you do and I love your hens, squirrels and other critters.
P. S. You make me Hornet. 😘❤️
Awe thank you Cat! Im honored you enjoy the videos!
I have one i need removed also
We could make a big thing out of this. Call him Joe Hornet, get him a boyfriend and make him go to jail afterwards.
A transparent vacuum where we see the Wasp swarm pile up would make for an interesting video. Especially if they are still flying around in it...
I was thinking the same thing
Or putting a camera in the vac-
Once they hit the water they are done. Dead.
It’s essentially watching a blender
I thought at first he was going to collect them in a bad to release somewhere in the forest later :'(
Oh the squirrel is TOO precious! Love how he just rips off the caps and tosses aside!
Love how you called and that mama squirrel came running so cute and glad you let the circle of life continue instead of just throwing it in the garbage.
The amount of love that I have for Squirrely Squirrel is unfathomable. I would *die* for Squirrely Squirrel
Wasp 1: "Today is a good day to die!"
Chainsaw purrs.
Wasp 2: "He has a stinger too?"
Wasp 1: "Hey! You can't do that!"
lol
Now, I might be high but it was extremely cathartic watching all those animals eating
Absolutely insane removal. Knowledgeable and consistent. I wonder if there’s someone who does nest removals without wearing any protective gear or if that’s even possible without sustaining serious injury.
Have seen many bee nests removal without protective gear, wasps idk
"knowledgable? You are being sarcastic.
I think it is, I’ve seen a few videos floating around of some random 3rd world country dudes who just… walk up like the damn boss and rip it off, toss it away xD they’ve been around the block before I assume
ive been doing pest control for 2 years now and i personally only use it if theres a significant swarm near the nest.
Pets hornet larvae, has squirrel friend, makes fun of its nipples, and also has a skunk pal...this man is a national treasure! 😂
Wow, even watching this video gives me shivers. Respect that you can stand to work around these beasts like that.
16:16 successfully finished the genocide route. The queen is under your hand but filled with determination that it refuses to die
If Undertale genocide route didn't make me sad:
22:00 chickens having a FEAST!
16:00 the forbidden oatmeal 😈
Also as an Australian I was not aware squirrels would eat wasp larva. I assumed they just ate seeds and berries
Contrary to popular belief, squirrels are omnivores, not herbivores! They’ll even hunt and kill birds and smaller mammals! It just so happens seeds are easier to procure
Yeah, surprisingly, larvae of various species are a happy treat for squirrels. Many animals we consider herbivores will eat certain animal or insect proteins. I was surprised to learn that.
They'll eat pretty much anything. They raid bird nests to eat eggs and hatchlings and some species are known to hunt small prey.
Awesome video!!! I’m terrified of any wasp, no matter what kind, such an educational tool…. I had no idea that different kinds of wasps could share a “condo” if you will. Very cool!! 🐝
Same here!
Those were different nests he removed from different locations... He was just showing us the difference....
This nest kept going and going! I don’t think I’ve seen such a massive hornets nest. That original Queen really did find a great spot to build her nest. Also, that squirrel was cracking out over those nest larva. It seems that all animals can’t resist the taste of a good bee grub. Anyways, thank you so much for sharing and I look forward to seeing another one of your videos.
It kept going right up until this guy arrived!
Skunks are just punk rock squirrels
"bee grub?", nonsense
@@dkxilef Yeah ok.
I learned so many things about the removal and what attracts them thanks to your awesome commentary. I'll be cleaning up a lot of dead branches, underbrush, fallen rotten trees, cardboard around the house to make it less attractive for nests next year! Also dog poop and standing water..
As an avid player of the game Grounded, I respect your work sir.
The way he talks to the squirrel… you can tell this man loves her
Im from Poland and did not know squirrels love their eggs but now i think about squirrels are the masters of tree.
I love all of the animals feeding off of the nests. I did not realize squirrel would eat the larvae. Super cool. Thank you.
Squirrels and chipmunks are omnivores...you should see them eat garter snakes and frogs...
@@illiadmcswain3956 And bird chicks.
I never thought I’d say this sentence but I could watch a squirrel eat hornet larva all day
Your chickens look wonderful. I love how they were eating em all. They sure love those delicacies since they don't eat wasp larvas and eggs everyday. Also, they are going to be well fed, very healthy and beautiful chickens.
Holy cow, that skunk footage is probably the bravest bit of filmography I’ve ever seen! If I’d been the one holding camera, I would’ve sneezed and then gotten sprayed so hard XD
As long as they do not feel threatened, you are all good.
Skunks are pretty chill. They'll stamp their feet to give you a warning if they feel threatened.
@@notlikecrazii I am unfortunately extremely threatening and also hard of hearing, so the stomping wouldn’t alert me very much. At least, it never has before (^_^)'
Avoid threating them or sudden appearing near them and you will be safe.
My skin started to crawl and I had to scratch ath the beginning. Acccck! Shiver. They are lucky to have you help them out!
A few weeks ago I saw one of those European Hornets in my garden going from flower to flower ramming Bumblebees from behind as they were gathering nectar , the hornet would hover for a second or two outside then give the bumblebee a bump, the bumblebees would back out of the flower for a moment turning around slightly to see what was bothering it then go back to work , then the Hornet would go to another flower and do the same thing, I thought that was odd and wondered why the hornet was doing this and continued watching, after doing this several more times it bumped one again, only this bumblebee was a lot smaller than the other ones it had bumped and when the smaller bumblebee reacted the same way as the larger ones backing out of the flower and turning a bit to see what was bothering it, The hornet swooped in quickly grabbing it and began to violently chew it up with it's mandibles , after a few seconds the Bumblebee stopped moving and the hornet flew to the top of a nearby Sunflower plant with the dead bumblebee and I could hear a crunching noise as it continued to rip it apart
Sad poor bumble bee
Well, at least revenge was had in this video!
I encountered European Hornets a few days ago and they stung my finger... swelled up to twice its size and hurt like crazy!
AAHH
The architecture is amazing
Looks like it's the day off for the king drone that guards the door. No one's there yelling at the wasps to run guys run.
This would be illegal here in Germany as these hornets are considered an endangered species here and benefit from legal protection. Fascinating to see the inside of such a large nest
Damn that's a lot of calories
@@1000CalorieSnackPack That is what I was going to say about your snack pack. lol
They should be extinct, let's live with the wasps.
Certainly not endangered here. I have two nests on my house I have to take down tomorrow.
Say what?
16:45 the hornet rico massacre
Hornets are actually protected by several countries. They should not be killed because they are in danger of getting extinct. Hornets are important to keep pests under control and the ecosystem healthy, which is crucial for humans and other animals
.....And I love how you don't use chemicals and feed the remnants to the squirrels and skunks. That is awesome!!!
pervert
22:47 I was curious why he was being so stealthy and then I saw it and my stomach sank.
Fascinating video. You sound a bit like Adam Sandler when you're "talking to the animals." Rock on Bee Dude!
That's some hearty eats for all the animals, huh?? I love the way you baby talk the animals after annihilating a hive that could prob kill the population of a small town! Great video!! Very educational
Sorry, what? Wasp stings hurt, but they're generally not deadly...
@@sjajsjsja4523 I'm pretty sure if enough of them got on you....yeah
23:35 it's always a hair raising moment when a skunk turns around in front of you!
Oh I was literally waiting for him to do it 😂😂
Thank you for all the info about the different kinds of hornet spieces. !
Imagine going to your friends house and coming home to find your house is just gone 😂
Wow! I was wondering what you do with the nests that have larvae still. I didn't know squirrels, chickens and skunks ate them up like that! Can't wait to tell my neighbor. Great video! THanks for sharing!
7:44 my guy noclipped to the backrooms 😂😂
I think the nest is sensitive because it is in a tree. The way that roots are beneath the ground causes the afect of vibration inside the tree. So everytime something gets near the tree the vibrations on the floor acuse movement in a particular direction.
This is the most fascinating UA-camr on UA-cam “ever”
I watch these videos to help overcome my extreme fear of all wasps. My brother and I sat on a Ground Yellow Jacket nest when I was around 8 years old. We were stung all over. Thank God my our dad drove by and rescued us! Ever since, I'm 😱 scared to death of all of them. These videos are fascinating, yet horrible and disgusting to watch! I don't think I'll ever not be scared! Keep up the great work you do!👍
Wow, that must have been so painful and so scary. Of course you are still scared.
Something similar here. My first experience with them was getting stung in the balls as a kid. Later, around the age of 8 or 9 I broke through the ground at a birthday party in a forest. It was something like a earth wasp nest. No need to say, the birthday was over.
I coped with it by doing honey. Working with bees was a complete horror at first, but today I can even let them fly in my vincinity and I do not have to jump up and run away.
I'm also watching them despite being afraid. It's not helping.
I feel like I'm watching a horror movie.
The kind, where one day this unimaginable, inexplicable horror descends on society and indifferently starts devouring everything while no effort to resist or battle it leaves even a dent. Like Cloverfield or something Lovecraftian. What a way to go, poor guys.
It's quite scary if you see it in that way. Imagine being all chill at home with your family and out of nowhere a giant monkey with a magic tube sucks away everything and everyone you know, and you are able to do nothing because the giant monkey has a magic armor :(
It cracks me up how they go to fly in the nest and your vacuum is just plucking them right out of the air! I can't imagine being within a mile of them, let alone as close as you get, as allergic as I am! Still, thank you for not using chemicals on them. They are just trying to do the same thing we all are... survive!
What you just said was ridiculous. "They're just trying to survive!?" But you just watched an entire nest and hundreds of wasps meet their demise by a sentient black hole. Choose a side.
He’s vacuuming up hornets like ghosts in Luigi’s mansion
I hate them very much, but those nests are quite intricate and amazing creations.
Imagine you’re a European hornet coming back from foraging to find a big empty rectangle where your people were.
6:47 "its amazing how nature works like that
*currently vacuuming up insects*
Thx for explaining things.. after 37 years as a forester I always felt the bald faced hornets had the most painful sting.. 👍
Ive watched several of your vids in the past. But i searched you up and use your vids to educate my kids.
2:32 bro the sound fr making me itch💀😭😭
19:25 **turns into cartman**
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I can't believe how interesting this was. I wasn't expecting to watch the whole thing. Not to mention how much I learned. I just clicked on this to see the size of the nest. Lol Wow great video. I'll have to check out more of your stuff. Great job!
bro really committed a mass genocide on the hornet nest 💀
It's a Blessing to have Professionals like you, do what you do, (you're appreciated)... The ASMR feeding action toward's the end, was also enjoyable to watch lol☺️... Thank you for sharing everything!💌
Yup
20:35 You shall be spared when it inacts its world domination
I randomly found these channels about hornet removals and am now addicted to watching them even though I am scared of hornets
Am I the only one who got jumpscared by that one hornet at 11:47 :L
Me when the hornet jumpscare
I feel them crawling over me just through watching this.
There’s something so relaxing and captivating . Watching you remove these nests. Thanks for the upload. 🇬🇧
yo those animals must be so happy... eating like kings
Bro is gonna make every hornet and wasp species go extinct 😭
All that fishing bait @ 15:40
20:15 Me at MacD Munching
Chili cheese tops🤪😜😋😋
I’m always happy to see those brave people who remove hornet nests, because I’m certainly not one of them! They’ve kicked my butt more times than I can count!
I didn’t know that squirrels would eat the larvae, that’s truly interesting! Thank you so much for sharing this with us, I absolutely loved watching it!
Be safe and be blessed brother!
Be blessed too brother!
OMG! I just love to see the squirrel eating the grubs! So stinking CUTE!
I absolutely love watching all kinds of animals eating larvae. I could spend hours watching that.
Loved your video, watched the whole thing! Not sure I could have brought myself to dispose of the original queen; I almost would've felt obligated to quarantine her during initial extraction and then release her elsewhere in a park or something once the extraction job was done, almost as a sort of reverant nod to what massive empire she had built. Watching her squirm in her final death throes inside the vacuum bucket was very sad for me, if you think of how much she accomplished. Truly a remarkable queen in every sense. So I would've saved & released her. All the rest? Off with their heads! lol I very much enjoyed seeing the way you recycle the combs once you got home; that was awesome to see at least 3 distinct species/ pets benefit from your work. Kudos! This is a much-needed service to many and I hope you continue to be blessed by it as a viable business (almost makes me want to get involved launching one, only I would name mine "Rescue The Queen" to reflect that I'd never kill the founder, as opposed to releasing it elsewhere, so it can do it all over again, and, thus, keep my business regenerating, lol).
Hornets: *swarm Hornet King*
Hornet King: So you have chosen death.