Wasps pouring out of nest

[KyleSlaughter322]

I hate a damn yellow jacket!!!

[ironmanACDC123]

i had this problem once :3 all i did was take a mixture of Charcoal grilling fluid, lighter fluid, and gasoline and possibly some gun powder and make a mixture of it, pour that shit in and light a match and i stuck a fuse in and covered it with a rock and lit the fuse and ran like hell xD i took cover in the bushes and when it exploded i ran inside laughing my ass off because those bastards were swarming like crazy XD

[Simo2009BORO]

Easy way to sort that out!! Half a cup of petrol/white spirit, pour it down the hole, take a match and strike it throwing it down the hole and finnaly run like fuck!!

[Snapshot290]

Id try not to refer to your comment because it was two years ago, so ill jsuut post. Yello jackets are yellow and black striped bees (like the ones in the video). Wasps are glassy black with a bluish reflection. Their sting is a fuckload worse too, but they dont normally attack in packs like wasps/hornets.

[MrDillydally123]

it actually looks like you are filming the ground

[scottnot100]

there yellow jackets

[Darkit2099]

Those are yellow jackets. They're little bastards. I ran over one of their holes while I was mowing one day. That fucking sucked

[jokiest1]

in some ways, they look kinda like honeybees when you look at them.

[jokiest1]

in some ways, they look kinda like honeybees when you look at them. t

[appleflak]

a combo of wd40 and kerosine and match and auto ignighter and a skinny bottle with a leak hole and if you have the right combo you should get complete eradication

[Gman6755]

an old polish guy taught me the best way to kill a ground nest, he said wait until dark and pour a big pot of boiling water down the hole. Works everytime and cheap too. Just make sure to do it at night to get all of them.

[venuslock35]

Those are sand hornets, not wasps.

[minymario1]

I would light a mortor and throw it down there. :)

[lolley1100]

Drop fireworks in the hole and run!!!

[dmana3172]

Wow. I would love to play around with those wasps because they are so cute. Would you? Don't worry, they won't sting you. Lol :-D

[SittingMooseShaman]

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[MRHSproductions]

big bucket of soap water end of story.

[jad135135]

I would get a firework facing in the hole and light it and WALA gone.

[REDsnip3r]

omfg i hate inground nests!...i remember once when i was little i pulled up a huge chunk of grass and then out came 100's of mean and irratated hornets. i only got stung about 200 times, and was rushed to the hospital

[slackmaster2000]

It's always the yellow jackets I worry about.. I never know they're there until 30 of them are swarming around my ankles after I run over a nest with lawnmower. Wasps are a piece of cake in comparison, much easier to deal with and get rid of.

[cancerbubble85]

I'd put a m-80 down there.

[412firefox4124]

id throw a hose in that hole and flood it

[benjamin5028]

Use a shop vac. They are terrified of these things. and they get not get away. But it is no guarantee you will not get stung.

[SergeantBeans]

wow neat. but the sound of their buzzing just makes my skin crawl 9_6

[AirMarshal100]

id shit in that hole. mark my territory. wait that might be a bad idea...id light it on fire and shit on it then piss out the flames :)

[solitarybee]

@AirMarshal100 you are exposing yourself waaay to much...

[SAOrules]

@AirMarshal100 Your dick, buttcheeks and asshole would be stung to shit if you pulled something like that off!

[DAFTTECHNO]

First get a bowl with a hole in it and cover it with it and light a fire and put smoke in it so they can die of heat and lack of oxy.

[astridkitty1212]

Skyt! Did those yellow jackets sting you real bad?!

[luciffer420]

hmmmmm i'm thinkin a gallon of gas or more and a lighter XD

[skater3050]

most defenitely a yellowjacket nest.

[SpiritsoftheWolf]

get a propane torch and heat that hole up and let them suffer the ehat in there, and watch them other bees returning to their nest, and they will go in there and die, i did that before and actually works, and wait til nighttime they be all back and roasts the remaining bees, after that, cave the nest in, and fill the crater with dirt and put on new grass seeds

[Cringle84]

Throw some TNT down there :D

[superbert35]

Lol,i remember when i was 12,we found a wasp nest like this one and my buddy went to take a dump on it and got stung right on the butthole,what an idiot..

[musicNgameboy1]

lol

[maculifrons]

I am extremely interested in this... I have never seen so much activity at a nest even during the peak of the season

They must be germanica... I wonder if this was a perennial colony. Did you notice them the year before?

[Duboisi]

Some ant powder in the hole will kill them as they are related to ants.

Alternatively a little gasoline works well, don't lit it as the released gas will do the trick.

If you dont like poisons, some bone-flour will do the trick, but take a little longer. (The bone-flour destroys their wax-coating , drying them out.)

BTW: If they are in a secluded spot - wait until late summer. They kill many insects.

In authum when leave their nest and become agressive sugar-hunters until they die from cold.

[tookietookie123]

You go outside and the bees started a fire lol...

[SpyroTheDragon9972]

Should of stuck a grenade in the hole. Or make a dome of wood and place it around the hole and set it on fire. :D lol

[duellarea]

oh yeah that would be funny..

[david052856]

why not leave them alone?

[SpyroTheDragon9972]

They bother me.

[david052856]

so what.....you bother me, that dosent mean i should off you

[SpyroTheDragon9972]

I know.

[Alterna123]

well you bother me and I just might off you :)

[jennjas11]

Those Dont look like wasps to me. looks like yellow jackets or something

[rawblol]

too bad yellow jackets are wasps.

[padude64]

A bucket of hot water and dish soap is all you need!

[weetabixHEED2009]

meh, a hand grenade do be better

[kais2345]

If they survive though you looking at a bunch of angry wasps sprayed all up in the air : O

[Skankpronger]

better bring your shovel next time

[fishingthewatershed]

Road flares work great.

[solitarybee]

yep it could be likened to that - I didn't get that close - all zoom.

[YanYan1337]

arent those yellow jackets?

i thought wasps were alot more lethal looking with their skinnyness D::

[solitarybee]

Yellow Jackets I believe is the common name in the U.S. for them. In the UK we just call them 'wasps'. The latin name I think is Vespula flavopilosa. It's similar to people thinking the only bees are honey bees (Apis mellifera), whereas there are c.250K species of bees in the world, and c.80% are solitary (see my other vids) and not social like the honey bee. Fascinatin stuff, eh?

[YanYan1337]

yea for us wasps are the thin black ones that are like scary as all hell im terrified of wasps, hornets, etc, only ones that dont bother for some reason me are bumble bees o.o

but i do find them interesting for sum odd reason even tho when i seem em i feel like their crawling on me T____T lol m always looking for info on these things and i can never find good info on their behavior and stuff o.o

[oniondeluxe]

@solitarybee ok in the us, yellow jackets and wasps are two different things.

yellow jackets - fly really fast and eat people's food.

wasps - long, skinny bee-like bugs that make hives, but no honey.

[redindus69]

@YanYan1337 yes they are, dont get too close or all hell will break loose.

[MishuTaste]

Hell hole.

[Decreamos]

Dude, I would pour gas down that hole. Ive never seen anything kill wasps so fast as gasoline. Even the fumes wipe em out.

[solitarybee]

Maybe we should have a competition to see who comes up with the most crazy way to dispose of these Wasps/Yellow Jackets.

Any more ideas?

[RadientProductions]

all i can say is smply-grenade.

[solitarybee]

Well the latest update is that - rather than upsetting the neighbours with the gentle thud of a grenade - the wasps have been treated with a spray and right now there are no signs of activity... the hole is covered in, but I am pretty sure they'll be back in the spring as they are under their concrete path bunker.

[OneTymeSoldier]

rofl fireworks? i dunno I always wanted to chunk a grande in that hole lol... that should be crazy right

[solitarybee]

Would have been crazy... I have other videos of that hole to hell, except people are talking over it, so I am going to have to put some heavy metal music over the track.

If you like this video, please do give it a rating - there's not a lot of close-up videos on wasps around.

[maculifrons]

holy shit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

looks like they might be V. germanica or V. pensylvanica. what state is this in?

are you gonna dig the nest up once it dies off? i would LOVE to see it and maybe even want it for my collectin of nests

[solitarybee]

The video was taken in N.France. These are the common species of wasp, just there was alot of them.

The nest - at a nearby friends house - has been 'treated'. However bearing in mind it is inaccessible - under a concrete path & this is not the first year it has been treated, I think we are going to see it come back.

Do you collect nests for a particular academic reason, or for a hobby?

P.S. I have a better video, but I hesitate posting as people are talking in French in the background.

[vietmata]

i bet it would be so fun to put a firecracker in the hole light it n drop it n wait n see

[Landaux]

Or pour a big bucket of water down that hole, they become extremely irate! :D

[SoundwaveX7]

Pour gas in the hole, then drop a firecracker in it. That seriously kill all the wasps. *Laughs evilly*

[solitarybee]

The guys were just pouring out... and the nest was under the path near to the front door... not easy to live with and control.

[Tomy687]

Yeah, I had the same problem about a week ago. We had a wasp nest in a hole by the door. Right beside the door! So when ever someone opened the door, wasps came out! It was scary. We couldn't see swarms but at least two or three wasps everytime, so we got it exterminated two days later. Really Scary!

[solitarybee]

The nest entrance went horizontally under the path about two feet away... not easy to treat when most products use gravity and you can't touch the paper nest area. It had already been 'treated' the year before with an entrance on the other side of the path. Advice was to wait til they were asleep at 2 in the morning then start to dig it out. A friend decided to start a fire at and blocking their entrance to reduce the numbers!

[Ocre]

thats a big hole!!