By the time you're done with a hive like this, even if you didn't get stung, do you have a lot of stingers in your clothes? If so, what do you do about it?
This is horrifying. A huge part of the problem is that neglected properties allow these hives to thrive. Responsible property ownership is more important than ever.
Good point Sean,but I think with these bees they seem to be unstoppable and would always find an alternative..That’s only my thinking though as I’m not an expert like these guys 👍
@@Mick-h7i I wanted to take a photo as I was driving through Cochise County on the way to the airport just how vast the land is there. So many places for these bees to nest, and much of it hard to access.
@@Mick-h7i I'll tell you, no matter what we send them, those suits are still horrifically hot. I'm glad we're able to help a bit but I know it's still torture. The guys are heroes.
Incredible stuff guys! As always, thanks for sharing and showing us what we can't get close to! ❤ Haven't seen them in Michigan yet. THANK the GOOD LORD Above for that!
Oh My Lord I really don’t know how you stay so cool..But I guess like you said of over 30 years in the game..I really didn’t realise even with the right equipment you can still get stung multiple times..Take care out there..Can’t wait for the next one 👌
Bee suits are made for beekeepers, not killer bee exterminators in Arizona. It's a balance between bee stings and heatstroke. We're always looking for better ways to keep the guys safe.
headline Beaumont Tx CBS KBMT Sunday. First responders contend with bees at scene of fiery fatal crash. this was in Newton County TX an hour north of Beaumont.
Removing the comb disrupts the hive to the extent that they will return looking for it (see all the remnants piled up? That’s the only entrance they know, and it’s blocked) and die waiting to get in. They knocked down a lot of bees with spray adhesive. They will treat the area to make it smell bad so no other bees will inhabit it. The hive can’t live without their home and food, and they hadn’t “planned” to swarm, so they die. Hope that makes sense. Maybe the guys can explain it better.
Interesting, I cannot believe the intelligence bees have, especially these particular creatures. It is mind boggling to be completely honest. I also want to thank your entire team for what y’all do to eliminate these man made demons from hell. Putting your safety in harms way on a daily basis is an incredible feat of self sacrifice y’all do for us all in the community. Thank you again!
I can't find the video now, but you guys were working on a hive in an underground irrigation box I believe & there was no hive/honey combs. Do you see that often?
Ever find that someone reports bees and you show up to discover it turns out to be those nasty attitude evil filled yellow jackets that often nest in the ground? If so, how do you deal with them?
@@KillerBeeGuy thank you for reply. Now if those truly, vile, wicked, giant Asian hornets ever decide to show up…I think those things make bee people such as you, and pest control people, have to invest in much tougher protective attire to deal with them. That would be like a horror movie to come across them. I watch the videos of those things…very scary🫣😳😱
All I saw was a steel corner support under the building. Nothing of the hive until the camera moved and I got about a second. 360° didn't work for me unfortunately.
I tried. But said 360° not supported. I'm using Samsung S22 Ultra. I suspect it's the "Brave" browser I am using with a built in ad blocker 😉. I will have to try legit browser 🫢
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Hosh deserves a raise & a medal. He's vital with his work ethic & he's amiable to boot.
He's perfect for the Superhero job!
@@KillerBeeGuy I'm not sure I could imagine a better person to work with you than Hosh.
It still amazes me that you guys harvest what you can on difficult to get to hives like this. You truly have a one of a kind channel. 👍👍👍
Thank you Bill!
WOW! thats a big one!
That's what she said..😏🐝
Thanks! The hive is large too...
Recently subscribed and I am a big fan of your work. Keeping it real and informative. Love the Camera work.
Thank you very much!
That is a totaly brutal removal. Talk about Restricted Space. Please be careful and always do the buddy system. Keep up the great work guys. Thank you
Hey Bob!!
jesus,,,, biggest 1 yet ive seen
It was HUGE!
This is one of the most compelling videos yet. Unbelievable.
Wow! Thank you MedTek! You've been there so that is saying something!
This is the first time ive seen the rigid lights, by the way; they are fantastic!
We love them!!
@@KillerBeeGuy That cube is so great for those tight spaces!
Trolls unfortunately take up too much mind space. A few mods would help tbh.
That is soooo cool to be able to look around! Good job guys 👏👏👏
Thank you Robin!
That is the largest pile of remnant bees ever
There were 20K or 30K remnants there KiKi!
Sweet!!!!
VERY!
By the time you're done with a hive like this, even if you didn't get stung, do you have a lot of stingers in your clothes? If so, what do you do about it?
We each got stung around a dozen times. We wash the suits. Doesn't really work.
@@KillerBeeGuy : unbelievable. You guys have brass balls. It makes sense that washing the suits doesn't work, because the phenoromes effect remains.
AMAZING
Thank you!
It's definitely an impressive hive.
Passed you parked up alongside Hereford Rd yesterday (Friday). Hope all was good!
Hell ya!! What time of day was that? Give us a honk!!!
Stay safe out there.
This is horrifying. A huge part of the problem is that neglected properties allow these hives to thrive. Responsible property ownership is more important than ever.
Good point Sean,but I think with these bees they seem to be unstoppable and would always find an alternative..That’s only my thinking though as I’m not an expert like these guys 👍
They will live anywhere.
@@Mick-h7i I wanted to take a photo as I was driving through Cochise County on the way to the airport just how vast the land is there. So many places for these bees to nest, and much of it hard to access.
@@medtek looks warm too,and by the looks of things it’s a non stop battle..Thanks for taking us along,fascinated to watch too..
@@Mick-h7i I'll tell you, no matter what we send them, those suits are still horrifically hot. I'm glad we're able to help a bit but I know it's still torture. The guys are heroes.
Incredible stuff guys! As always, thanks for sharing and showing us what we can't get close to! ❤ Haven't seen them in Michigan yet. THANK the GOOD LORD Above for that!
Thank you Matt! There was an attack in Kent Co Park there in MI a few days ago. ua-cam.com/video/jpu0_SXXPKQ/v-deo.html
YA'LL HAVE CRAZY GUTS😂 I WAS FEELING LIKE SOMETHING WAS CRAWLING ON ME THE WHOLE TIME I WAS WATCHING
Awesome huh!?
Why would the hive be building up going into winter?
Exactly KiKi! Makes no sense. How you doing?
@@KillerBeeGuy had a rough week but feeling a bit better now.
Oh My Lord I really don’t know how you stay so cool..But I guess like you said of over 30 years in the game..I really didn’t realise even with the right equipment you can still get stung multiple times..Take care out there..Can’t wait for the next one 👌
Hey Mick! We have a big shed removal in the morning!
@@KillerBeeGuy cool I will be watching, loving the channel
Bee suits are made for beekeepers, not killer bee exterminators in Arizona. It's a balance between bee stings and heatstroke. We're always looking for better ways to keep the guys safe.
headline Beaumont Tx CBS KBMT Sunday. First responders contend with bees at scene of fiery fatal crash. this was in Newton County TX an hour north of Beaumont.
Holy Bee Barf Batman! IS there a news link?
@@KillerBeeGuy kfdm.com/news/local/first-responders-contend-with-bees-at-scene-of-fiery-fatal-crash
i wish i had sent the original article it had more bee discussion. yikes !!
Well Done Guy's , I would be doing exactly what you are doing if I was living in your area ...
We love it!
I hope Hosh never again has to waller around in a sewage leak.
So does he Jeannie!
@@KillerBeeGuy, that doesn't surprise me. He probably has nightmares about it.
Omg. This is so scary.
Right!?
I'm surprised they didn't go into attack mode the moment you lit them up.
We never know!!
Holy Hannah.
So educate me here... what does removing the cone do? Won't they just go somewhere else and do this again?
Removing the comb disrupts the hive to the extent that they will return looking for it (see all the remnants piled up? That’s the only entrance they know, and it’s blocked) and die waiting to get in. They knocked down a lot of bees with spray adhesive. They will treat the area to make it smell bad so no other bees will inhabit it. The hive can’t live without their home and food, and they hadn’t “planned” to swarm, so they die. Hope that makes sense. Maybe the guys can explain it better.
The remnant bees will die off over the coming days.
Do you ever use a vacuum to get the remnant bees?
These bees avoid the suction!
Interesting, I cannot believe the intelligence bees have, especially these particular creatures. It is mind boggling to be completely honest. I also want to thank your entire team for what y’all do to eliminate these man made demons from hell. Putting your safety in harms way on a daily basis is an incredible feat of self sacrifice y’all do for us all in the community.
Thank you again!
Why doesn’t the city of Sierra Vista and Cochise county put out warnings?
Good question!
Were the cement blocks already knocked down?
Yup. From a removal by an old beek a few years ago.
I can't find the video now, but you guys were working on a hive in an underground irrigation box I believe & there was no hive/honey combs. Do you see that often?
All the time!
Ever find that someone reports bees and you show up to discover it turns out to be those nasty attitude evil filled yellow jackets that often nest in the ground?
If so, how do you deal with them?
It has happened! We deal with them only once or twice a year.
@@KillerBeeGuy thank you for reply.
Now if those truly, vile, wicked, giant Asian hornets ever decide to show up…I think those things make bee people such as you, and pest control people, have to invest in much tougher protective attire to deal with them. That would be like a horror movie to come across them. I watch the videos of those things…very scary🫣😳😱
@@valh7204 As far as I know there have been no nests found in the past couple of years. They were up here in the PNW.
All I saw was a steel corner support under the building. Nothing of the hive until the camera moved and I got about a second. 360° didn't work for me unfortunately.
You can scroll around! You control what you are seeing!
What kind of device are you on?
I tried. But said 360° not supported. I'm using Samsung S22 Ultra. I suspect it's the "Brave" browser I am using with a built in ad blocker 😉. I will have to try legit browser 🫢
Okay 360° works outside of my Brave Browser 👍. Thanks guys. Oh my days, now I see what you had to contend with!!!
It was my adblocker browser (Brave) on my mobile. Does not support 360°. Sorted now 👍
Can’t see the hive
You can scroll around with your finger! You control the camera!
I bet you two hear that buzzing shit in your sleep!!
Damn! I thought it was tinnitus.
Can I change out of the 360? I really don’t like it
The regular vids are here too. Any 360 vid says so in the title!
@@KillerBeeGuy ok great thanks 😊
Look under the “live” tab.
@@medtek thank you 😊
🙉🙉🙉