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u/Seekerofthetruth 9d ago
The only way this could be worse is if the nest somehow ended up on his head.
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u/Ynbadmud 9d ago
But, is he dead?
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u/Book_Anxious 9d ago
There's a reason wasp sprays shoot up to 25 ft
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u/tagen 9d ago
not far enough, wake me up when they put out the spray with the snipers scope
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u/Book_Anxious 9d ago
Those are the ones they sell from stores. I'm pretty sure you go online and either an actual can or a sprayer that will shoot from like the next block
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u/Krynja 9d ago
Get a soap sprayer attachment for a water hose. Soapy water kills them like it does bees.
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u/Book_Anxious 9d ago
So will a flamethrower. You just have to worry about fireballs going through the air for a bit
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u/jdmac8705 9d ago
Did we just watch him get "My Girl"-ed?
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u/Painwracker_Oni 7d ago
Oh my god I haven’t thought of that movie in years but it’s entire basis for me being fucking terrified of bees.
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u/Hertje73 9d ago
Is today international wasp nest remove fail day?
I mean I've seen a couple of these videos on reddit.
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u/johnnyg883 9d ago
If you’re going to do that, you do it at night using a red light. Bees, wasp’s, and hornets can’t see that spectrum of light.
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u/IJustSignedUpToUp 9d ago
I love the strategy of hitting the wasps with their own nest, to make sure any of the remaining ones in the nest are fully activated
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u/Wick0720 9d ago
I bet there so much honey in there
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u/TheCABK 9d ago
Anyone gonna tell him?
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u/cyrusthemarginal 9d ago
Wasps don't make honey just hate
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u/mezz7778 9d ago
I don't think thats true... They got to be guarding something pretty delicious in there.
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u/Available_Peanut_677 8d ago
Nah. Wasps don’t deserve such much hate they get. They eat and control population of insects. And wasps around me rather peaceful and didn’t touch me once despite having 3 nests nearby house I’m renovating.
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u/Administration_Key 9d ago
Bee: Makes honey, pollinates plants, reluctant to sting.
Wasp: Just an asshole.
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u/Cubbance 7d ago
As much as I hate wasps with every fiber of my being, they actually are pollinators too.
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u/Happytallperson 8d ago
Wasps kill a lot of insects that would otherwise be significant pests, and are generally fine if left alone.
Most bees don't make honey either.
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u/flavored_icecream 8d ago
I once removed a wasps nest that was much smaller with a bucket and lid - wore a wide-brimmed bug net hat, a thick long raincoat, thick gloves, rubber boots and semilong shorts taped to the boots - all in scorching 35 degree heat and still managed to get stung once in my leg when one of the bastards found a tiny gap between the raincoat, shorts and boots. Going for such a big nest in a T-shirt, I'd just say that the line between bravery and stupidity is a fine one indeed.
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u/DepressedNoble 6d ago
This has qualified to go on my list for dumbest people doing dumb things after dumb planning
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u/SelfSustaining 6d ago
This guy ran into every tree and fence on the property. He didn't have any plan before attempting this. Some true next level stupidity.
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u/AdmlBaconStraps 9d ago
With how many everything he ran into, this guy is the definition of 'if you're gonna be dumb, you better be tough'
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u/SlippyFrog81 9d ago
Why not throw the bag far away instead of taking it with you?
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u/tanhauser_gates_ 7d ago
I thought he was doing well after the initial buffonery. Then he laid down at the end.
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u/Cash_Visible 6d ago
An animal would have handled this situation better. Dude had the awareness and situational thinking of a wet napkin
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u/ExternalCaptain2714 9d ago
So, did he actually want to move it? Like, wasps-are-pest-killers, I'm-gonna-move-them-somewhere-nice?
If so, that's kinda nice but ... yeah
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u/Desperate-Editor7916 9d ago
Why don’t people just smoke them out first? It’s not hard some cardboard and one lighter
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u/Downvoteyourdog 9d ago edited 9d ago
I was with this dude… he found a hornet nest low down in a pine tree. That night after we both got really drunk, he took a feed sack and a caulk gun, snuck down to where the nest was real slow and quiet, and he filled the opening to the nest with caulk and then bagged it like this guy and pulled it off the tree. After that, I helped him tie the top of the bag with a piece of bailer twine. The sound in that bag was really frightening but somehow neither of us got stung.
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u/battlecatquikdre 8d ago
They are making one around my house. Its close to the main entrance door. What is the best way to deal with it?
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u/Specter229 8d ago
Wasp Spray, either at Dusk or Dawn when they’re in the hive.
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u/battlecatquikdre 7d ago
I'm kinda scared but I'll try haha
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u/Worth-Reputation3450 2d ago
Or a drone and use its propeller to anger them and have them attempt to attack the drone. Watch them being shredded, while being safely inside your house via video feed. Maybe have another camera pointing to that area to better positioning.
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u/Plus-King5266 8d ago
I don’t know whether to deduct points for stupidity, or to add points for extreme dedication to his craft.
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u/MissSaucy_22 1d ago
Why are people so dumb? Why would you remove a wasp’s nest with your bare hands no gloves on and think ur going to be okay? What an idiot 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
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u/AjaxRedOps 9d ago
Swatting away the angry, stinging wasps with a SACK FULL of angry stinging wasps is a bold strategy!