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Bald Faced Hornets can be VERY Dangerous Burning a Bald Faced Hornet Nest

Hornets and Wasps in the wrong location often present a dangerous threat to people and pets. Wasps are burned in this video. When Bald Faced Hornets (actually wasps) show up where they shouldn't be, this video shows an over-the-top response that results in their death. You can walk the same path daily without even knowing they are present, then, one day for no apparent reason, they launch an attack and fly like venomous bullets. They are burned in this video. If you've ever been stung, you'll understand. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CONFRONT WASPS AS SHOWN IN THIS VIDEO, IT CAN ALL GO VERY WRONG. NEVER USE FIRE IN LOCATIONS WHERE IT CAN SPREAD OUT OF CONTROL AND CAUSE A GREATER PROBLEM. IF they are in a residential area, a more careful approach may be necessary, this is my video showing how I come at night and bag them:    • Bald Faced Hornet, Wasp Nest Removal In le...   IF you need to trap wasps or hornets, this is the best trap design I've found: https://goo.gl/kwgtHz Not a True Hornet: This species is a yellowjacket wasp, not a true hornet (genus Vespa). Hornet by common name only, also known as bald-faced hornet, bald hornet, white-faced hornet, white-tailed hornet, spruce wasp, blackjacket, and bull wasp. Bald Faced Hornets made their Nest on the ground instead of up in the trees. This presented a real problem for us. I take you with me in this video so you can see how I deal with them and learn a little about how truly defensive they are. I don't generally kill wasps, hornets or other insects that do provide some benefit. But when they threaten people, it's time to take definitive measures to remove that threat. CAUTION! Never do this with a bunch of bystanders or observers around, they MAY BECOME TARGETS. Bald Faced Hornets are known for their extreme defensive behavior. If you have a dog that likes to check in on what you're doing, keep it inside. Children should be nowhere near you when dealing with stinging insects that are known to be defensive. FIRE! I used fire in this video and you should be aware that we had several days of rain prior to my doing this. I would NEVER use fire in tall brush during dry periods. WE have the advantage over stinging insects at night and that's the time when you will find most of the wasps at home, hit them then! If you do this during daylight hours, up to half the hive occupants may be out foraging and scouting. Want your own weed burner/torch for weeds and "other things" here is a link to the one used in this video, on Amazon: https://amzn.to/38Mxvjg What video camera did I use in these sequences? It's the Sony AX-100, you can see it here and get current pricing on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3nf2RHO "Hans get ze Flammenwerfer. Ich muss Flamme werfen" what? We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking Amazon.com and affiliated sites. YES! in response to those generous viewers who have asked how they can support my work, please follow this link:   / 3494368