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I love this. Beautiful apiary. Very cool video! New subscriber here! Do you know Brian Lee up in that area?

So does this "bearding" phenomenon help to cool the bees down in some way?

is that water in the jars or syrup?

Randy says keep them on for 6 weeks then remove.

Randy Oliver fan here! I've been making these for a couple years!

Great Set Up! I've been writing my current hive info on blue painters tape stuck to the back of hives, with red sharpie. That way I can keep longer continuous records and even carry over to the next year if necessary. Cover space will either get used up or confusing after awhile. Keep Beeing!

How well does the long hive work im from NZ. How many frames u fit to the long hive and is there enough space for the colony and what do u do for winter preparation

Where u located we had a great early flow in bama

I think it beautiful that your primary concern is them. They're everything

i have done the same thing with a queen less hive, but i put news paper between the queen less hive and the swarm, they will accept the new queen better.

Did you do like a news paper introduction or literally just popped them on top? This year I'm using snellgrove boards to join swarms to my middling hives so they'll be 2 colonies filling one super like a demaree. What your doing looks like the same thing with less steps and you get a bonus queen if you need her elsewhere.

I'm here in Lineville SL and my hives are killing it this year. I have just about 3 supers on all my hives. Plus I have caught 10 swarms so I am selling them cheap to get rid of them. I only wanted 4 hives and now have 15.

I do the same and also toss a few para moth balls around

Great information! Thanks for your time!

You are going to need more hive location soon.😁Blessed Days...

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Nice, grats on the new start ups, I hope they grow fast for ya.😁

Looking good! The bees are building up fast. I had to make splits this week. Supers on. huntsville

I've had to cut down some beautiful Privet recently building a shed for solar equipment. Nice big bushes I really hated to cut. More to go before I'm done.... Can't really call myself a beek anymore. Got one big hive that I haven't harvested in about 6 years. Diabetic and can't have it but love having the girls around. They swarmed twice within a couple of weeks. Both about 4 lbs worth. The first I didn't bother with the second I grabbed and put in a box and they are off to the races. Guess I needed to replace the one that I had in front of the house. Keeps the salesmen and doo gooders away.

Swarms are awesome!!!!

Amazing to see

Bandit from Bluey is a bee

Those are interesting boxes. Never seen this for bees.

Awesome catch!

Won’t she die after she stings? Is this usual behaviour from a queen?

Make way for the next queen

As a fellow beekeeper, you know what I mean when I say that it never gets old.

What happens to the other queen ?

They pads last longer in the damper/cooler months. I noticed in Winter mine seemed to last around 3 months. I noticed in summer I'd replace them about once every month or so. I'd just watch for when they started drying out and add new ones. I used Pig-mat brand absorbent pads to make mine they seemed to work real well.

Bees are awesome! 🐝

I see you have metal tops on your hives but you should get some of insoulation in sheets and 1 inch will make a big difference. Robin Frazier liberty texas usa

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Third comment on your channel so you are catching emails I am sure. We are now drilling “up hill” wine cork size holes above the handles of supers or double deeps for ventilation. It seems to keep moisture down. It gives them another entrance to supers for easier honey placement and you can stick a cork in it when you don’t need them flying from the extra entrance. In winter we are able to plug them as well.

How are you handling the shb? We have tried almost everything. The traps are working but still have some yards with more and some with none. The yards with no shb have all day sun & chickens. Which helps. We are in Wetumpka. Thanks!

Great video. Several beekeeper friends of mine & I are about to do some walk away splits. We just built 18 swarm traps and on day 2 of hanging them we have our first one of the year. We are above Montgomery with bee yards in a couple of different places. Keep up the content. Thanks!

Are you leaving those pads on during the honey flow too

Just found your channel and subbed. Enjoyed your video! Thank you for the information on walk away splits.

What are the pads made of...any chemicals?

Hello. Which degree is ok for mixture and How much should it be when pouring it into strips? Also can we add formic asid ?

Nice touch with the windows

How long do you soak the pads before getting it out on the colonies, thanks

I always have trouble with robbing when i put feed on boardman feeders. Your hives must all be strong

Boring !!

She sounds like a royal trumpet 😯 Cool

Nice❤

Omg you wouldn't believe how many videos say "oil" in the beetle trap but don't tell you what kind.

Good video and explanations about what you are seeing!

You're Queen aint double lying. One of the worker bees has morphed Following the queen around laying bad eggs gotta take that hive about a 1/2. A mile away get all the bees out of the box real Queen and healthy Bees can make it back to the hi've. The bee it morphed will be too full of eggs to fly that far back.

What state r u in?