Simple Stress Free Way to DESTROY a Yellow Jacket Ground Nest. SEVIN 5% DUST - Mousetrap Monday.
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I have a bottle of Sevin 100542716 Sulfur Dust, Multi and would like to know if this works as well. Thanks
Heads up to everybody. Putting speakers on the ground and turning the volume way up and playing SevenDust doesn't work.
I tried playing FingerEleven near the nest and was Paralyzed from all the stings I received.
@@squelchtone Bullet with a Name from Nonpoint just makes them mosh harder
@@squelchtone well played. Good job with also adding a name of a song to it 😂👍🤘
Now he tells me. A week ago, the hornets broke into my basement, and stole my old 90's metal cds.
But 7dust is an awesome band! I play them when I cut the yard!
"i didn't find a single yellow jacket alive" Yellow jacket at 4:05 "Hah"
lmao i noticed that too
If you watched the whole video he said the one you saw was newly emerging.
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.
Happy birthday kiddo 🎉
Belated HAPPY BIRTHDAY !🎉 (from NJ)
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 to see other insect traps, great work Shawn-!
@ArataArter I thought the same thing 😂😂
and that poor guy that got absolutely covered in the powder
4:00
Looks like this little one is all ready with its' super villain origin story xD
“ I’ll take care of that quickly “ 😂😂😂😂 Good job Shawn 🏆
Demonetized for that little scene!
A video showcasing diatomaceous earth would be interesting. The powder contains no poisons and has been effective on my property with yellow jacket nests.
Effective on 2 nests for me as well.
I JUST said the same thing! I found it kind of ironic that shawn doesn't use poison on mice but will on yellow jackets.
So I didn't need to run out and buy wasp poison? I already had diatomaceous earth! Why didn't I think of that! Live and learn, I suppose.
@@muskokamike127 he doesn't use poison on mice because animals will then eat the mice and die also. Not too many animals going to dig up a yellow jacket nest and eat it.
Same.
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!
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.
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.
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 !!
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.
I'll try to remember to mention that to my uncle. they have problems every year.
I never thought of using it on a bait. Good idea.
Interesting! I'll try the bait method when my hummingbird feeders are covered with yellow jackets. Putting the bait near the feeders so as not to indanger the birds.
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.
Where are you located? I'm in Va.
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.
How’d this work using a large amount?
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!
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.
Thanks. I have plenty of that. The old Sevin has been taken off the market.
Thank you to your viewers that recommended this method and thank you for posting it.
That bugger that emerged just then had me wondering how you missed a live one!
Then you explained it just emerged and there was a duh moment, Glad this worked so well!
Thanks for the safe method!
This was Awesome! I never would have known such an effective solution existed if not for your very entertaining videos!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Shawn you helped me with rats last summer and yellow jackets this summer!
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.
My grandfather grew up on a farm and was one if 11 kids. He always had Seven Dust, Boric Acid, Copper Sulfate and Lime on hand (in the shed).
The CO auto exhaust is the best method so far. Don't even need to buy a special hose, just improvise.
This works. I bought the bee suit, dumped the dust in the evening. Dug up the huge nest the next day. Thanks
I use a 5 gallon bucket of Dawn dish soap and water, I dump it on the nest and stomp on it. I do this while wearing a proper bee suit of course.
a small cup attached to a long pole sounds like a great way to get in at the hole
I couldn't find a single living yellowjacket.... 4:03 🤣
@@gerardoa1392 Not sure if it was my eyes or the 34" ultrawide, but my money is on the latter.
Thank You for the Heads up fella ! While trimming my neighbours tree base these striped yellow jacket wasps showed me in no uncertain way. WE are not the top predator in our gardens after running around like a demented Muppet. This will be sweet revenge 👍 74+ 🍁hunter Yorkshire expat
A golf course I used to use had a large yellowjacket nest in the 7th fairway sand trap. I got really good at keeping my ball out of that trap. Thanks yelliwjackets for making me a better golfer!
I've used diatomaceous earth against carpenter ants and it works exceptionally well. They don't know it's there most of the time, step on it, and they start the death dance. I would assume it works about the same for wasps and hornets.
Diatomaceous earth has very tiny sharp edges that scrape off some of the waxy coating on insects that prevents them from dehydrating; the DE is not directly poisonous, so I'm not sure if it would be transferred into a yellow jacket nest in a way that would be lethal to the rest of the population.
@@markflacy7099 I'm sure if you covered the entrance hole completely so they had to dig out it would work
I've tried DE before, not that effective. Sevin works way better.
I have used it for wasp nests but it takes to long before the complete colony is gone
It's so obvious this company is using bots to promote their garbage product.
i been using 2 part part solution for getting rid of nests. 1 i use delta dust (deltamethrin) using an applicator (it shoots the dust in the whole as a cloud) and then i follow up with raid or some other instant kill on the entrance. helps keep any of the bees from coming out of the hole for a short time. then the delta dust kills them over time and won't get effected by the water or anything like that.
When he put the dust in that one got an absolute face full
Used this for a yellow jacket nest in my garage wall, works really well
Hello did this work for killing your yellow jackets?
This is the perfect video I needed today! Great information!
Heard of Sevin dust before. Good stuff. Glad to see a reliable "review" of it. No ground-dwelling stingers to speak of in my area, but still a few good uses for it.
What? Shawn Woods usually shows us the QUEEN in his "Kill the Colony" videos!!! 🐝 LOL!
wow those yellowjacket videos are my favorite
My favorite is late at night Pour 5 gal of soapy water down their hole Dawn works just fine the soap covers their breathing holes and the soap also sticks to their wings makes it hard for them to fly they die in 20-30 sec
Good advice. I've used dish soap to kill my least favorite insect. Japanese beetles. They also die in about 20 seconds.
Nice and non-toxic as well.
my local hardware stores only had the 1% dust, so I tried that. It didn't do anything. Just FYI if you're in a similar situation.
This is terrific advice! Thanks!
Years ago I bought a product called Drione and a puffer hand duster. Works great. I put a piece of tubing over the duster to give me a better chance of not getting stung.
I must have mutant yellowjackets because i have dumped copious amounts of seven in the hole, watched them crawl through it, 5 times now and they just won't die.
I also used it and it worked very well
At 4:05 there is a live adult crawling in the upper left comb. Still amazing results!!! I love this channel.
Oh yeah
Wow. Too cool! Loved it.
I have a yellow jacket nest that has at least 4 entrance holes. I'm buying Sevin dust tomorrow with plans on applying to each entrance tomorrow night. Wish me luck.
Well, how did it work?
@@Imgone2024 it worked perfectly. The nest was dead within 48 hours.
Keep it simple. Perfect!
Makes me think back to PT-110 Resmethrin and my brief employment at a pest control company.
I pack a pipe with Sevin and hook it up to air compressor nozzle and blast it into nests in our soffit and any ground ones we find. works in
The Sevin works great! I have wiped out 2 nests with about a tablespoon each. I bought a squeeze dispenser- like a restaurant ketchup bottle and filled it up (labeled “poison”). Shoots from a foot away accurately. Fun fun!
This works! I used this on a nest I found the hard way, waited till after the sun went down, next morning there was no activity.
Ground nests are easy but what about something more difficult like when they're going into the wall of your home underneath siding?
Dump some down the hole?
Try spraying at night in the hole with Demon insecticide. It's the same principle as the video. You may need to repeat a couple of times.
2-liter soda bottle trap for yellow jackets worked for me. I put 2 or 3 out with different bait and I would refresh the bottles after they got filled a bit with yellow jackets, in August last year. Did not see activity this year. This is a good technique if you don't know exactly where the entrance to their nest is.
Had that issue. Bought a condiment picnic size squeeze bottle, cut the tip to make it larger and filled it about half full with Sevin dust. I puffed out the dust, took a little practice, all along the area where the yellowjackets were entering. Boom, gone, dead, finished. Sevin works as I just used it a couple of weeks ago in a triple war against YJ`s, Hornets and Wasps. Kills them dead.
"HA" GOOD ONE !!! 🦟🦂🕸🕷🦗🐞🤪🍺👀
I went through 4 cans of yellow jacket foam spray yesterday and it helped, but there are still tons of them. I just put down some Sevin dust 🤞.
Been dealing with yellowjacket nests every year for 45 years, tried everything with mixed results. The one solution that is cheap, and has worked everytime. Even on those hard to find nests in ivy, retaining walls, blackberries, etc. Figure out generally where the entrance is and remember it. Go back at night with about a quart of gasoline, dump it in that spot. Gas fumes being heavier than air, settles into the nest and suffocates the bees. Next morning, no hive activity. I know, not environmentally friendly, well, neither is all the various insecticides dumped in volume trying to kill those resilient ill tempered creatures. I'd rather deal with sharks that have lasers strapped to their heads, than yellow jackets.
Exactly what I was going to say. I've used every poison I could get my hands on with little or no effect. Then an old timer told me about the gasoline treatment. It works every single time.
Never miss an opportunity to ask people if they know Bhopal
Just got attacked by yellow jackets. Ive found the hole - about 2 inches across.
Two years ago i had a rather large nest in my yard. I tried cans and cans of spray and other methods. Lots of dead bees, but more and more bees kept coming until i read about Seven Dust. Thanks for the info - it works! Im trying it tonight. Mowing over a nest makes them very angry. They got me good!
4:07 .....live yellowjacket on the 11 o'clock position.
Just earlier shawn said every yellowjacket was dead.
Hmmmmm gotcha shawnee
I like the when you vacuum the hornets and feed the nest to the chickens
Very useful for those of us without bee suits. Thanks!
Bro murdered that yellowjacket at the end
When you mentioned the brand name I immediately recognized it from the Bhopal disaster. Apparently the name is owned by another company now and they -no longer- still use Carbaryl which was made from MIC that caused the disaster.
Edit: Actually, the Sevin 5% Dust that you demonstrated does use Carbaryl as its active ingredient.
Came here to say this. I thought the trade name "Sevin" sounded familiar....
Still such a gut wrenching tragedy.
what tragedy?
excuse my ignorance
@@onLYbyM In summary, at the night of December 2-3, 1984, a Union Carbide chemical plant producing Sevin in Bhopal, India released a massive amount of MIC (methyl isocyanate) gas that caused thousands of deaths and affected more than half a million people. It's the worst industrial disaster in the World to date.
@@baksatibi Also it was entirely predictable and entirely preventable, a years-long chain of cost cutting on both facility repair and worker training/hiring by company management led to led to a gas discharge that silently crept over an area with tens of thousands of poor people who's lungs liquified as they awoke to the poison. All for profit and because of a lack of give-a-shit about the people living in the shadow of the plant.
Interesting, I’ll have to try that 👍🏻 I normally just put a little gas in a soda bottle and stick in the hole late at night . All dead by next morning . Not a big fan of just putting gas in the ground even know that were it came from , but dang stuff is getting to spendy to just put it back in the ground !!!
I only like Mondays because of these videos. Thank you!
I had a fairly new nest under the platform of my new AC condenser . Been watching videos trying to figure out the best method to get rid of them. Tried diatomaceous earth for a couple of weeks with no success. I put about a tablespoon of Sevin on top of the DE in front of the crack where they were going in and bam, gone in a day.
That wasp at the entrance got flashbanged lol
Quick, safe and easy for the homeowner. Good one, Shawn.
Sevin is not a safe product. It's extremely toxic to all insects including honeybees. It's quick and easy I'll give it that. Please be careful with it. Notice to wear gloves while using the stuff. Also, maybe a covid mask to keep the dust from accidentally getting in your lungs
Sevendust is one of my favorite bands!
I have never try silicon dioxide that way, i guess it would get the job done and it is ''non toxic''. I would love to try it but the summer is already gone here. Yellow jacket season was over a month ago already. Maybe you will find a good setup. Thanks.
I'm filing this away in case I needed in the future.
Excellent, très instructif !
4:12 - HEY ONES STILL ALIVE!!! That 99.9% kill rate is still accurate.
I'm going to try that!
Had a wasp nest behind my gutter. I used Sevin on it,and in a couple days,all activity stopped. It works very well.
I have tons of yellow jackets , did it work for your yellow jackets?
You're the best Shawn
Shawn Woods is the human definition of the saying, "You and Your Friends Are Dead".
one of them got his face covered like Tony Montana LOL
We tried this method with European wasps down here in Australia - using a red headlamp as they still attacked a light at night - and were later astounded to discover wasps making piles of the dust roughly 2 metres away from the holes. By midday all trace of the dust was gone and the nest survived :/
Until we flooded it 2 weeks later and dug it up
Maybe your Sevin is formulated differently down there?
NEVER let wasps read the instructions!
I hear that pouring molten aluminium down the hole also works
@@MyMy-tv7fd while we're on artistic solutions, how about pouring the hole full of sand and coaxing a lightning bolt to strike it?
@@funkla65 - very doable - but how would you get the lightning to do it? Perhaps flying a kite in a thunderstorm?
As a carpenter ,we found many nests in the soffits. My solution for that is spelled out below.
That's an awesome method!
Thank you so much 😊 ❤
4:05 You missed one
I just applied for 3rd time. And I think I saw the queen buzzing around the outside of nest inspecting. Is that normal? It keeps pouring down rain every afternoon and washes it away. And they still keep coming back.
I've used Sevin with 3 or 4 underground nests on my property and a neighbor's, and it's always done the trick within 24 hours. If the nest is particularly busy, I've used a wrapping paper tube or water squirter from Dollar Tree to get the dose closer without standing on top of the nest.
I've used Sevin before and it works well.
My favorite method however is to use a propane torch with a piezo igniter. Turn on the gas flow and place the tip in the hole where the bees are located. Count to 10, then squeeze the trigger and get ready for a moderate bang. Don't exceed 10 seconds or the bang might become a boom.
I've done this with wasps in a fence tube. Very satisfying.
Well I had high hopes for this, but after 3 days total and 2 treatments of entrance with Sevin dust there is still hive activity
I’ve found that going out at night with a bottle of dawn dishwasher liquid and pouring that down the beehive and coming back in the morning to find all the bees dead and not using poison even more satisfying.
That's great but how do you find the entrance without getting stung? I've narrowed it down to a 10 x10 area but always get stung when I getting closer than that.
I usually use flamethrower, this is going to save me a lot of money.
Great information
Effective enough it should be called "Double O Sevin Dust".
I like my Sevin Dust shaken, not stirred.... Sean Connery
Imagine the one-liner after.
“I hope they excuse my dust.”
We have used Sevin mixed with Tuna fish when we have yellow jackets around our outdoor eating area. They carry the mixture back to the nest.
Also have used Drione exactly the same way you used Sevin in the video. Works great. I usually dust the entrance when it is nighttime.
I tried Seven on my underground wasp / yellow jacket nest, they come back and open more holes every 2 days... times for more drastic measures... Oregon.
I've used gasoline and a match at night time on yellow jacket nests, it worked also.
I got lite up today while push mowing my yard. By the time you realize you're being attacked, there's probably twelve of fifteen yellow jackets already swarming around you. I've never seen them in the yard this early in the year. Usually, I find them in August or September.
The guy at the hardware store read the label and told me it wouldn't work, so I bought a different one, and it didn't work. Guess I'll buy that tomorrow now.
I did this and it worked perfectly. It took 3 days.
Better living through chemistry!🤗
Love your yellow jacket series. As a mammal, I feel bad for the mice and other mammals that meet gruesome ends. However, I have watched a few of your videos that conveniently and effectively allowed for relocation away from a residence.
do you have a video on mouse repellent? Clove vs cinnamon vs Peppermint vs etc etc.