Simple Stress Free Way to DESTROY a Yellow Jacket Ground Nest. SEVIN 5% DUST - Mousetrap Monday.

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Heads up to everybody. Putting speakers on the ground and turning the volume way up and playing SevenDust doesn't work.

"i didn't find a single yellow jacket alive" Yellow jacket at 4:05 "Hah"

My boy and I watch your videos every night before bed. And tonight is his 8th birthday. He wanted you to know and to say we enjoy your channel. We've been watching it for about a year.

A video showcasing diatomaceous earth would be interesting. The powder contains no poisons and has been effective on my property with yellow jacket nests.

1:51 "-Very Cautiously and slowly-" (𝙋𝙧𝙤𝙘𝙚𝙚𝙙𝙨 𝙩𝙤 𝙨𝙝𝙤𝙫𝙚 𝙖 𝙬𝙝𝙤𝙡𝙚 𝙨𝙥𝙤𝙤𝙣𝙛𝙪𝙡 𝙣𝙚𝙖𝙧 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙘𝙚) I'm dying of laughter over here 😂. It would be nice

I do yellow jacket removal, free. I have for 5 years since I bought myself a bee suit. I do it sheerly for the revenge on the things, hence free. I don't use poisons, though.

Last week yellowjackets started goin in my living room come to find out theyre coming out from a crack on the wall near my window. So I knew there's a nest. My landlord didn't do much for over a week and even I requested for an exterminator since day 1. Thank God for this video. I went to homedepot to buy this and pour it at the crack where theyre goin in. After 6 hours I no longer see any of them flying around the window. This thing works!

Excellent video! When I can't find the nest, I'll dust tiny pieces of turkey in Sevin and set it out in a bowl on our deck where yellow jackets constantly buzz. Same concept, they take the turkey pieces back the nest that I can't locate, and 2-3 days later the no more yellow jackets.

4:00 Looks like this little one is all ready with its' super villain origin story xD

I use the diatomaceous powder also and it works well for indoor applications or Terro for ants. Tried a product from Home Depot called Safer but I got mixed results.

“ I’ll take care of that quickly “ 😂😂😂😂 Good job Shawn 🏆

Ran over a nest with a riding mower yesterday. And caught a few stings. I'm gonna try this method this evening. It looks a lot better than risking a fire with gasoline. Thanks, brother.

We don't have a Bee suit. So, we had a canister of Sevin that was 1/3 full, cut the top off, duct taped the canister to a long tree pruning pole. After dark tonight, Hubby dumped it over the hole. He felt a lot safer using a 10 ft pole to dump it over the nest. I will report back in a couple days to see how it's worked.

After trying various sprays, foams and DIY bee traps with limited success, I tried your method with Sevin and it worked perfectly, just as you described. Placed the powder one day and zero bee activity the next day. Thanks for posting this quick and easy solution. YOU DE MAN !!

Thank you! Have two softball sized red lumps on my legs from being stung twice yesterday by a yellow jackets. Nest was hidden by a large rock.

Thank you to your viewers that recommended this method and thank you for posting it.

a small cup attached to a long pole sounds like a great way to get in at the hole

Excellent video! I tried this on an inground nest using exactly the same method in your video and you were exactly right. Now yellow jackets after 24hrs. Thanks for the info!

while mowing the other day i came across a yellowjacket ground hive, i sprayed it with hornet spray, that only pissed em off, but i tried this method here... well, i actually attatched a spoon to the end of an 8 foot extention pole i use for painting, i dropped it right on like you did here, pissed them off real quick, in seconds there were 25-30 yellowjackets swarming the entry. about 2 hours later i went to check on it and i found, absoulutely not one bee, anywhere. i check about an hour later again and found two bees, one was returning to the nest, and the other was dying outside the nest. wish i knew what that returning bee was thinking when he came back to that scene... tomorrow im digging it up. this definitely works, thanks for the info.