Pest Control : How to Get Rid of Bees
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- čas přidán 27. 02. 2009
- There are a number of different types of bees, but the way to get rid of all of them is to spray their colony with a liquid spray. Discover how to use a bio-pesticide dust to get rid of bee colonies with help from a pest control technician in this free video on bugs and pest extermination.
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How about all you people that say dobt kill bees make a bee association and remove bees for free
simple, straight to the point. just like a professional here at my house but without the hassle of a professional having to come take a look. great video. thanks for the insight.
I am watching this because there is a freaking bee in my room.
quarantine sucks • 14 years ago same
You mean in your swamp🤔🤔🤔
same
Same
Leave her alone!
Hi, thanks for the tip about the powder, I have an old stone house, and we had a colony of bees inside the stone under the plaster, so there was no way of reaching the hive without costly damage to the house. The hive had been there for about 5 years and spraying only killed a few at a time. I got some Sevin Insect Powder, and made a small pile at the entrance where the bees fly in and within a day, there were no more bees entering or leaving.
Thanks again!
Once you had dead bees under the plaster, what happened afterwards? Do you think ants took the dead bee carcass away?
I've been battling bees in my stone house TWO TIMES this Spring. One time with a bee keeper (it took weeks) the second colony even the bee keeper said exterminate. I AGREE. I love the way people say don't kill these creatures, hum? let's see how YOU would react when it's your home being invaded with an infestation of insects, wax and honey. TY for this video.
exactly. Alright when its someone else..
@@channelone1517 All the folks who said don't kill them, are people who don't own a home.They are just making comments for the sake of commenting.
Thats just your opinion and you dont know anything you cant judge other people and how they feel
@@colex4762 that is correct MY opinion and I do KNOW that the bees were destroying my home, repairs cost us huge money. But I don't owe you and explanation
I’m now on my third bee hive in 9 months. I can’t afford the bee remover anymore.
I was just attacked by a swarm of bees trying to do yard work. They got in a few bites, but I got away. Now I am supposed to call and pay an expert $300 to remove them?
For a 1/8 of that money, I am suiting up and going in after them like Ripley did in the movie Aliens.
Lol i lil late but this made me lol
Fun fact: Not a single bee actually "bit" you. Bees sting. They do not bite.
@@philipmccorkle4247 Another fun fact: BEES ARE ON THE ENDANGERED SPECIES LIST AND KILLING HONEY BEES IS ILLEGAL.
@@guardiandogoargentinos1385 Assholes the lot of them
Esoteric Truth ת no it isn’t look it up
Could you please show us a picture of what kind of diatomaceous earth powder you use there are alot of them ?
Hi. What dust are you talking about? Is there a particular brand that use? Thank you
diatomaceous earth
Hi whats thr name of the dust pesticide what i can use to get rid of them? I they are in a machien that i own. I tried many times spraying dem with all kinds of liquids. But nothing realy works.they are in a nibling machine. I cant reach the nest
What kind of powder ???
They make sprays like honey-b-gone or bee gone etc that can be sprayed into bee hives and the bees will evacuate without killing them.
I'm not seeing people mention this enough but if you spray them at night they are a lot less active so you can do damage without getting stag for a while tho a few will always follow your light source so be careful there
I work at a lake & we have tons of hornets meat bees. Once we locate nest in ground we pour a gal of gas in hole & cover it with dirt , seems to be working. I heard mixing bleech & amonua creates a gas & works as well..... I'm hoping to find a poison bait they will take back to nest like terro poison for ants. Thanks for video 👍
WHATS A GOOD SPRAY DUST AT HOME DEPOT?
Flying all over my yard, stung one of my dogs. I cant use anything that will hurt my dogs.
Large...guessing bumble bees maybe.
How do I find the hive ????
(WARNING I DO NOT MEAN AFRICANIZED BEES YOU SHOULD GET A PROFESSIONAL TO DEAL WITH THAT THEY'RE DANGEROUS ALSO I'M NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOU GET HURT AT ALL DOING THIS IT'S YOUR DECISION TO DO IT OR NOT)
ANY WAY
Fun fact. If you have a bees nest or wasp nest in your yard and you need to get rid of it I know a way, it works every time we did it (The Nest were not big they were normal sized and small) you don't really have to get that close to it either (it will kill them so if you don't want to kill them then just keep scrolling if you don't care about killing them then here you go). you can get stung if you're not careful.
Safest way
1: Have about 3 people (you can do it by yourself it'll just go faster with more people)
2: wear long sleeves and long pants.(you don't have to I just don't like my skin to show just in case)
3: get a water gun for each person.
4: fill each water gun with warm soapy water (lots of soap, I don't think it's a specific type of soap but just in case we use the dish soap.)
5: surround the nest in shooting range (preferably with the farthest you can get)
6: then completely drench the nest in soap water it'll kill all of them.
Please do this with caution also only killed them if they're like on your balcony or in your window please don't just go out into the woods see a nest and kill them that's not fair that's their home and it's not in yours. Thank you. Have a nice day
thanks for that got it now
We had a small swarm of bees arrive 10 days ago - phoned a local bee-keeper who managed to remove the queeen and some of the swarm 6 days ago but quite a few of the bees are still swarming in my hazel tree.... they are preventing me from maintaining my Koi pond and filter and I have been told that they could stay for weeks yet before they die off....
TBH I wish I had just got a pest control expert in to get rid of them and then I would not be prevented from tending to over half of my garden :(
The beekeper probably could have waiterd longer so that all the bees got inside the hive, he was probably in a rush
I would rather not kill them either but so far, all of the beekeepers I have contacted will not remove the hives at my home because the house in on stilts. And I'm not about to remove them myself, nor do I want to leave them there.
I dont want to kill them I want them to be repelled from my front yard. any other suggestions?
That was slightly more useful than useless.
where do i find those dust?
Our house is for sale and we just noticed a swarm of honey bees coming in and out of roof peak, today,there seems to be hundreds. We can not find anyone to help or come out to get them. We are told they can do thousands of dollars In Damage if they nest in walls. The bee keepers don't want to risk the tall roof peak. Others said they wouldn't know if the bees are "pure "(?)
All we can do is destroy them.
Kipper Same problem. We tried to get rid of bees twice. Once they were outside and the keeper took the nest and left. Three years later, we found that they get into the house and made a hive within the roof. After damaging our closet to get to the roof (be careful who you contact as a hive keeper because after the guy did the work they were unreachable and we had to fix the damages). And now, we come to find that they didn't get rid of the hive or the queen because we have another infestation. And that's one of the reasons we're trying to leave this house.
+LilPrince Killa When I remove bees, I am not responsible to fix any damage done in the process. I take the bees out. Period. You are responsible for any and all damages and for making sure you close up any entrances they might be able to use to get back in. I do not guarantee bees won't come back, as they often do when homeowners don't listen and don't do what they need to do to prevent it. Spraying bees and killing them doesn't stop other bees from using the space again.
Maggie Miller and there you have it. you're not responsible for repairing any damages to the house right? GET THE FUCK OUTTA HERE. Must be fun for you to wreck people's shit. So instead of removing them we mine as well kill them so they don't ever come back. While at it, we can damage our own shit instead of paying someone else to do it for doing a crappy job of getting rid of the bees. You're leaving instructions for people to get rid of bees? Well, that's not exactly you doing your job right? You're job is to GET RID OF THE BEES. Not LEAVE IT FOR US TO PREVENT THEM FROM COMING BACK. That's what we PAY YOU TO DO. Thanks for letting me know that the bee removers are a huge scam.
+LilPrince Killa I am not inclined to hire her either, yikes! That's asking for even more trouble then the bees.
I wonder if the honey attracts varmints , mice etc.
DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just used insulation foam and acetylene torch
@Mostlyfun yeah it chokes em
Thank u so much for sharing your knowledge. We have tried everything but powder. The bees do get mad with anything we’ve tried and we’ve been stung numerous times. I’m so excited to try the powder. U rock!!!!
Did it help? I'm trying boric acid powder around the bee entrance
We ended up using 7 powder and many died I feel like I saw a dead big queen but they are back so will shoot that powder again Used a ketchup/mustard bottle from dollar tree to shoot powder in the crack. I think a new queen has taken the last ones place so will try again. Think it does work though
@@kristyzahn5661 I believe it will take some time, maybe 2-3 weeks from what I've read. I have a infrared cam and can see that the nest is a couple feet above the entrance so I suspect a couple weeks of traveling back and forth between the entrance and the hive before it kills them. Then sill it up after a day of zero activity. Then begin removing drywall 😣
Thank u for that. It has been at least 3 weeks They seemed to die off but now r back My house is a log home and they r between the chimney and logs so will not be able to dig in lol
@@kristyzahn5661 oh I see, this is a crazy situation that I never imagened possible. I wish you the best of luck, hopefully the powder will continue to kill off your newest pest. I'll let you know how our situation works out
YOU CAN SPEAK HOW THE MOST EFFECTIVE ANT
Fucken serious? I don't wanna get fucking bitten. I wanna walk outside my house freely.
I have bees in my garden shed and I can't get in there now as they attack me every time I go near it! I have my tools in there, the lawn mower, garden chairs, BBQ - everything. I can't see how I can just ignore them. I will see what can be done...
If you need to get rid of a hive of honey bees in your home you can contact your county extension agent and they can refer you to someone who will come and remove them for you usually free of charge.
+Tim Nicholas I NEVER do this free of charge. It is labor intensive, time consuming and destructive. Often the bees have been sprayed and are not viable, nor is the honey edible. Every beekeeper I know, charges for this type of removal. A swarm sitting on a branch? I'll do that for free (within a reasonable distance). Also, there is no guarantee they won't be back.
If its not free never mind
We called bees2u to remove a hive in the wall. It took 3 hrs. They took the bees back to they bee yard with killing them. They removed all the comb. They don't repair the hole, we have someone else come in to do that. We live in Annapolis md.
the powder that you mentioned can only be used by a licensed person, right?
I have bee infestation in my evergreen flat laying shrub bush and I put my shop vac hose right by the opening and sucked up the bees and now there's even more and different species to boot. It was just hornets but now its wasp and red colored bees. And theres more than when I started? What the hell? There flying all over my front yard. What happened?
I’m all for helping bees, wasp and relocation. But, every year they return to my house in droves, tired now and it’s cheaper to kill them.
You should be advising folks to call a beekeeper to remove the bees. What you are proposing comes with a heavy fine in many parts of the country if you are caught taking your advice.
Tim Nicholas Your right, Tim. In my state, Tennessee, killing Honey Bee's is strictly illegal. The Honey Bee is actually our state's Agricultural Insect. The problem I see is people misidentifying stinging insects.All stinging insects are not the same. Some don't even sting, they bite. The most commonly misidentified stinging insect is the confusion between the Yellow Jacket, and the Honey Bee. Yellow Jackets aren't even in the same category as a bee. A Yellow Jacket is a wasp. Wasps are very dangerous, but killing them is not a crime. Killing any type of Wasp is not illegal. Just be certain to accurately identify the insect in question before you resort to killing them. It's important to know that a Honey Bee will only attack in two situations. 1. It's protecting the Queen/Hive2. It's protecting itself.In just about 100% of any situations, the Honey Bee won't even acknowledge you unless your preventing her from doing her work. Note that I referred to the Worker Bee as a female. That's because all Worker Bee's are female. The only males in the hive are the Drones. Honey Bee's have a job to do, and they have a reasonably short time to get it done. They don't have time to mess around with anything that isn't a threat to them finishing their work before the nectar flow ends. Wasps, on the other hand are aggressive. They attack, even if they're unprovoked. The primary reason for this is that they, unlike the Honey Bee, can sting an unlimited amount of times without fearing death. In Tennessee, Beekeeper's who will come remove Bee's can be found at the U.T. Extension Office. I assume that most cities have an Extension Office that handles this problem. I personally am registered with our Extension Office, and have done a few jobs as the result of that.
Fuck them all I got stung my 2 year old daughter got stung my wife got it too we can't even walk to the pickup with out running and getting bit ... I have 9 acre and 5 different hives it's time too kill .....
the great bam bean ooo fuck the feds - OR, you can call a beekeeper. Bee's are precious. If bee's go extinct, so goodbye to a good portion of our crops.
If they are attached to my house all bets are off... They are toast...
It’s not illegal in my state to exterminate nuisance bees that are in your walls or under your eaves.
I’ve killed many hives and I still fish out dozens of bees in my pool, daily...
@@chubbypekingese it is in fact illegal in your state because it is an international crime. Bees are now on the endangered species list and killing honey bees is the equivilant of killing an albino tiger in the eyes of the law except worse because bees are the most inportant living creature in earth. The gov in every country gives grants to projects which help or save bees. You think you would be free of charges if there was an endangered albino tiger on your property and you chose to kill it instead of calling it in? No. Claim self defense if you want 😂 Unless you can prove y'all are allergic...And even then they would say you shoud have went to the E.R. and had them removed properly from there.
what's the name of the pesticide
Spraying them with cooking oil will neutralize them almost instantly. and will not poison the honey.
I will try this sir. Stay tuned for my results
Is your evergreen flowering (ie. producing pollen or nectar)? I'd say there is a 99% chance that it is...
All these Bee liberals here. I'm sorry, but I had a large, nasty hive living in my eaves. When bees start attacking my children, all bets are off and bees will die. And die they have. I love honey, I love bees, but I love my children more. If you want the bees, come get them and let them move in to your home with your family. Delta Dust.
I have 4 hives next to the house with no problem whatsoever. I dont even wear a bee suit.
He's not saying "kill all bees" we had a giant beehive in our walls and they stung everybody and were very aggressive. We searched for the mythical "beekeeper that would come take them for free" but no such person exists. In out area the cheapest bee removal was done by a self taught amateur that charges $500 to kill them and he wont even fix the walls after. We had no choice. We did it ourselves for under US$100. Might take up proper beekeeping in a near future. I have all the gear still.
I'm curious, what was your process and any advice you might have. I'm trying boric acid on a hive in an exterior wall
There’s only one in my room. What do I do.
Is it still in there?
Andrew Costello No. thank you.
Andrew Costello it’s back. Please help.
You need to show, we could also read all these.
I had wasp and waited until night when they where all in their hive ( big one in porch roof ) then hooked up a wet vac with a hose to the entrance and turned it on. Drowned them coming and going for three days. There gone ( if they were honey bees I would have called any number of keepers who advertise to remove them for free )
We collect them free only if its a swarm. No one I know will go through the work to remove bees from a structure for free.
One day I saw like 6bees attack me at ones
Call your local bee keeper. No honey bees, no fruit, trees, oxygen!!
I don’t know much about bees, but I myself have huge respect and appreciation for them. I am thinking of educating myself in how to bring them in my home.
Hahahahahaha
You shouldn’t kill bee’s unless absolutely emergency or if it’s a spoiled rat one but you should not kill them they are nixe
One got in my house
use a sand blaster:P
Without killing them
If you are in eastern north Carolina contact me I will come out and remove them. No most do not do it for free.
Bad advice. Call a bee keeper to remove the swarm. You should not kill honey bees. A bee keeper will do it for free and put them to work pollinating crops and making honey
yoppergirl bullcrap. We've paid our keeper to get rid of bees twice. Paid em at least 100 both times, and they're still here. Keep your save the bee crap to yourself. Claim it after you've actually dealt with the problem.
Most Beekeepers will NOT remove honeybees from inside a structure. The bees they collect are not worth the day of work to take them out.
Ab Abner There you have it. Bee population going lower is not a problem because there are many that are safe within the confines of the houses that bee keepers can't get to. My house included.
I dare you to find a beekeeper who will do it for free.
Depending on the job, I might.
thanks a colony of bees came through my mother wall there are currently 40 bees in there
jojomojojones 👊🏻😁
Save the Honey bees! Call your local extension agency or look up your local beekeepers association or a local bee keeper sometimes your local health food store might know or your local garden center for proper removal. 1 out of three bites of food is in response to the work of a honey bee.
Just ignore them they will be very docile when the queen is gone.... I stand in swarms every day and never get stung... only if i start messing in ther hive and removing there honey... just wear gloves in case you happen to grab one... when i remove bees I leave a trap box for the stragglers... and come back in a few days.. to retreave the rest ... you can try to spray them with water, after a few times they will move to a new location... bees feed the world...
I have bees in a wall
I’m watching this bc my house is chock full of hundreds of bees and the exterminator ain’t comin for another 10 days
this is why the bee movie was made
I was watering my garden and now there are like 50 bees surrounding my water faucet and i cant turn off the water. :( HELP
rip for your water bill
I used my shop vack with a long PVC pipe attached to the hose and placed it right at there entrance. It sucked them up as they came and went. I was able to reduce there numbers quite a bit over a few days. Then I applied poison by tossing in an bug bomb that killed most the left overs.
Yeah, I got stung 15 times mowing 1:52 the lawn and everything's clean. But I just wanna know what the best product is just to get rather than nasty, Bugs I can't stand I love summer but not bugs. All their Definitely getting it terminated. I am p*****
In 6 years of bee rescue & removal I have never ever had to use poison to remove them. EVER!!!!
How often do you remove from attics?
1:38 he gets to talking about what to do
Simply nothing can damage god creatures
What liquid keeps them🐝🦟 away🧐🤔
@tobyhawk828 It matters to me and a whole lot of other people. You don't have a clue.
1:38 - A Bio-pesticide dust? Where do we buy such a thing? Can you show a picture of this dust/container?
Were you able to find the dust? I used one kind and it didn’t work
@@samiamini4534 - I don’t know if it was effective, but I used a brand called Sevin. I sprinkled it heavily at the entrance to the hive. If it killed them, it was a slow process.
What was effective, 20 aerosol cans of Wasp spray. Then I filled up the entrance to the hive with sprayable expanding foam (gap filler).
I think it should be renamed, how to relocate bees
That’s a Beekeeper I’m really hoping that you’re not serious about spraying and killing bees! I don’t usually say the word idiot, but that would come to mind we need all the bees we can get today because of our food source, and all the pesticides that people spray out there it has not helped the population, so please get wise in anyone has bees get a hold of someone to remove their bees. I’ll be more than happy to do that.
bad idea they swarmed
I have bee attacked 3 times on my mower they don't like mowers weed eaters and they chase me 50 yard into my home
You never told us what "dust"!
Anyone in here was able to successfully kill or get rid of honey bees? I used dust and it didn’t work.
Entrance? On tree branches 🤔? 😒
Peppermint and cinnamon extract work well mix it in pump up sprayer spray at entrance and everywhere you see them swarming. If it's a new colony that just moved in they can be deterred easily. if they are well established extermination is about the only answer
we need bee's, get rid of wasps and hornet's
Bees Sting Too
And do you by any chance eat any food that grows in the ground, or eat any meat from animals that eat food that grows in the ground? Guess what pollinates that Sherlock? Derp!
actually no. We still have hummingbird’s butterflies and other critters that pollinates all of our flowers also fun fact honey bees are native to the USA and have a germs and Diseases that kill other animal’s. So yes bees Do pollinate flowers but they also put other species in danger. And without them we will still have a good habitat for other animals and us So In conclusion we will be better or normal without them
a better way is to call the local beekeepers association and have them come out and capture and re locate the bees its a bad busness to kill bees
Do not kill Honey Bees! Call a Beekeeper not an Exterminator. They are vital to our Environment.
Call a Beekeeper, please!
No Humans Will Not Go Extinct If Bees Die
They charge 500 to remove the bees
Thank you for this video this answered my questions
Get rid of bees....??? Seriously!
bees aren't pests, they pollinate our crops like apples oranges almonds... cucumbers... cranberries, they aren't pests they're super important
I AM MAKING PROPAGANDA AGINST FLOWERS!
Well um just saying combine dawn and water in a sprayer and spray the bees. I've tried it and it was almost instant death for the bees, Now I don't know if will work for you so be very very careful. Also I only killed 8 or 9 of the bees for a test and then sprayed my porch and places they usually go and they don't come back.
call a beekeeper and he will get there promptly to save them. $2,000 worth. killing them is BEYOND STUPID
Wow!!!! I do not want to kill the bee
Swarm you? You don't know much about bees. Swarming is entirely different than defending the hive. Just call a beekeeper and he/she can take them away. Don't seal comb and honey in a house. with the bees gone you are inviting a host of unwanted bugs and critters to come in.
I’m watching this because my son lost the first round of the school spelling bee & want to see how I can eliminate the competition 😂😂
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Fellow Exterminators: Please refer honey bee work unless you remove the hive contents and can offer a guarantee on the workmanship and that a new hive will not return. Pesticide residuals do not keep new colonies away. Residuals degrade. If you don't do a proper job, you are just costing your customer more money after they have to pay me to clean up the honey mess and maggot infestation, not to mention the sheet rock replacement and paint bill.
Love it. Everyone is always saying to save the bees. Easy to say when there not in your roof. Kill em
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It is illegal in many states to kill honey bees, they are considered Agricultural animals and governed by laws.
Many bee keepers will come get them for free
with no bees you will die....
You Are Wrong
do not kill bees call a bee keeper we will rempve them for free......
Just call a beekeepers association most do it for free wasps is what costs money. You people always jump straight to killing it there are other ways that work for all, wow just wow
HELP
BEE IN HOUSE AAAAAAAAAAA
You shouldn’t kill bees, you should remove them get a beekeeper to do it
I disagree in your message all you have to do is call a beekeeper
this is ridiculous. they spray the bee and leave the contaminated honey comb. then all the bee come to rob the comb and you have just killed all the bees in the area. this really makes me angry!!!!!!
DONT THE BEES ARE DYING
We don't only rely on bees for fruit and vegetables, EVERYTHING on earth requires bees to live!!!! Chickens eat corn and other grains which have pollen (need bees to pollinate), cows eat grass and other grains (need bees),
bandbunny1 We couldn't get rid of the bees in our house. Twice we had keepers come and take the bees away. They still come together and make hives in our house. So I'm not feeling sympathy for them dying because as far as I can see, they have no problem with repopulating. I'm for killing them at this point.
+LilPrince Killa The problem you probably had was that, once the hive is removed, you didn't close off the entrance to the space they were using. Any space a bee can fit through, with a large enough space behind it is prime for a hive and the bees will find it. Make sure there are no gaps in the exterior of your house for the bees to enter. Anytime you see bees flying around the outside of your house and then disappearing into a gap, you can be sure that a hive is being built inside.
As for repairing the damage done by the beekeepers, most beekeepers will do as little damage as possible to get to the hive, leaving very little necessary repair work. BUT, most beekeepers that do removals, DON'T do the repair work afterwards. They leave that up to the homeowner. Most bee removal experts are not home repair experts and vise versa.
***** Yep, the one we had wrecked our shit and after he left, they wouldn't answer our contact. Left a hole open in the roof. And on the other side of the roof, I don't know how to close that shit. So FUCK what y'all bee lovers say or thing. They need to die for giving us a hard time. They invaded so now it's war time. Only way to get rid of these mother fuckers in my house is to kill EACH AND EVERYONE OF THEM. Unless anyone wanna pay for repairs that constantly need to be redone in my house, or for us to rent a beekeeper to always come and take them out and clean up the honey afterwards, I ain't tryna hear anything about no "save the bees" or "they're dying out." Because the way that they keep coming back leaves me to feel like there's no worrying about them being extinct because they're always coming back.
Actually, crops like corn and many of the grains we consume are wind-pollinated. Bees play no part.
Prior to Europeans arriving, North America did not even HAVE honeybees, and there were a few organisms here back then.
Beekeepers will usually do it for FREE just to relocate them.
Wrong. Bee removal is a service just like a plumber or lawn service.