STUNG by 200 ANGRY YellowJackets!

Officially the craziest thing Coyote Peterson’s ever done: stick his arm into a box of 200 angry Yellowjackets.

“Hey Coyote, will they still be angry at you if you stick your arm in the box after 15 minutes?”

Yeah Coyote. Yeah they will.

If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if you stuck your arm in a Yellowjacket nest,... here’s your answer! You’re welcome.

Honestly, how much do you think this man’s insurance plan costs? It’s downright ridiculous.

Anyway… Coyote vs 200 YellowJackets. Guess what happens.

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[BraveWilderness]

What's up Coyote Pack and Brave Crew - CP here, hope you enjoyed the video but I have to be honest, this one went in a direction we never imagined would turn out so painful. I have done some crazy things over the years while enduring some insane levels of pain but taking this many stings at once was next level. I want to remind everyone that Yellow Jackets are a species that can be found right in your own backyard so please be careful if you notice a nest never approach or antagonize these easily angered little buggers!

[anamericaninbusan]

2 things that amaze me about Coyote...

1. His incredibly high level of pain tolerance.
2. His inability to reconsider his decisions.

[carmaxgamer]

Well because of your bravery we now know not to stick our hands into a box of angry yellow jackets.

[DrightexAnim]

"Don't worry bro, its just a little exposure therapy!"

The exposure therapy:

[rainyeyesparty]

9:35 I love the ones that go straight to the mic and proceed to furiously sting it just in case lmao

[youngarnold]

Wow. This had to be brutal. One sting is bad enough. I also respect how professional he is. Always composed when feeling pain, and he never curses.

[darealnukem]

I’ve never really heard him get panicky and aggravated like he did when he was telling Trent to shut the door on the box. And I’ve been watching since the Cow Killer video came out.

[HaydnSnyder]

Two things that amaze ME about Coyote...

1. His ability to stay calm in such a unprecedented situation.
2. His pain tolerance at this point has to be that of something unhuman.

[DilipKumar-pokw]

Huge respect to this guy for not clickbaiting his viewers and not asking us to subscribe

[androyus]

Ah yes, the return of "Coyote looking for wild pain just to entertain us".

[jakegarrett]

If you're ever asking the question "Are the yellow jackets angry?", the answer is always yes. Their default level of anger is about a 5/10 at best and it only goes up.

[oom]

As someone who is allergic to bees, wasps, yellow jackets, just one is enough to do me in. The man has balls of steel.

[jarehelt]

"hands gotta come out!"

"hold on let me fiddle with the door for another 30 seconds" 😂😂😂

[KrinklesAndFriends]

The fact he never swears after all of this pain is just respect. Like, BIG respect

[thomasbailey]

For him not to curse at all shows how professional he is 😂

[anthonyjordan]

I was swarmed by yellow jackets in July of 1981 while prepping a bivouac sight for troop training. I can only remember the first few stings before the training officer ran in to pull me out of that situation which saved me. He was so brave and I am so grateful to him.

[wingsandstrings]

i interupted a yellow jacket nest while doing some clearing on my land. this happened 5 years ago and i still have nightmares about it. unbelievably painful and terrifying

[snowygalaxy]

“After 15 minutes of being taken from their nest, are they still angry?” I don’t know man, they still look pretty pissed in the box to me

[Jenisonc]

My mom fell in to one when I was young and they enveloped her entire leg. It isn't fun seeing someone you love in so much pain. Respect to you and your crew for what you do for education.

[WilBgames]

Things you never want to hear Coyote say: "you guys are gonna have to run"