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Thank you so much! We are so happy you enjoyed! 🤙🏼

Literally taking her head off 😂

😂 🤣 We just mean they will kill her off! It’s pretty crazy actually. They bees will ball up together and generate heat, biting and stinging the queen to kill her. Or if there are two queens they will fight to the death!

Bee keepers don’t role out new bee drivers without first testing they interact well with the hive first.

This hive took to their new queen just fine! 🤙🏼 thank you for the comments yall, we appreciate it!

Thank you so much!!! We are happy you're enjoying our content. Is there any bee questions you have that you'd like us to make???

Thank you! Stay tuned for the full video dropping this week!

Thanks for the comment! We always bid our jobs fairly and make sure to do the cleanest job possible to ensure the bees don't return. Thank you for subscribing! Stay tuned for our June Day of Beekeeping video!

Thank you!!! We are doing our best! 😊

Yeah isn’t that crazy! She’s keeping those workers bees busy no matter what! 🤣 Awesome comment, thanks Barry!

Thanks, will do! 🤙🏼

Yeah seriously! 😅

Thank for the comment! Yeah we are doing our best to record all of our removals we do and get that content to you all here!

Great catch! These bees had not settled in and built out an comb to establish itself, so you are correct this is indeed a swarm!

LOL!

Very cool! Thanks for the comment Nina!

Thank you! Cheers! Do you do any beekeeping yourself?

Well bees do quite a bit of interbreeding/cross breeding to spread genetics, so they very well could have a little African bee breed in them!

Thank you so much! We appreciate the support!

Thats a link to a different video

As much as drama does sell, these ones weren't Africanized. Heres the link to the ones that were: ua-cam.com/video/N87rRkcRXJs/v-deo.html

Busy bees we are indeeeed!!!

Hey Dustin! Yeah we have nearly a decade of experience with beekeeping and hive removals and this was the first time we had to exterminate a colony.

@@KeepersHarvest I'm wanting to know why because recently I inherited a bee suit from my grandfather and I live in Catalina Arizona and they say all of the wild bees are Africanized bees and I swear up and down the very first colony that I removed was not Africanized but I personally have a beehive on the property that has been here for 3 years and so far I'm 99% positive they're Africanized due to their attitude but I have no desire to kill him so I'm wanting to learn how to work with them not be scared of them . And in the long run they're too scary for me then I will come to that conclusion myself instead of having people like the killer bee guy run his mouth non-stop on camera like they're a bunch of evil disgusting creatures that don't have a right to live when in fact they are benefiting our environment right now as we speak

Yeah this was the most aggressive hive we have ever handled.

Definitely on the chicken sandos we ordered after the removal! lol

@@KeepersHarvest was Chick Fil-A girl there? She's my favorite

Hahaha!!!🤭🤭🤭

Thanks fro the comment! No the Africanized bees bring is similar honey to other honey bees. It all depends on what the bees are foraging on and bringing nectar from. Sometimes we the honey from two hives in the same bee yard will taste and look totally different! It's pretty amazing!

@@KeepersHarvest that makes sense for sure. That's awesome 🤙

Meaning there's no difference between the two whatsoever​@@fitmcdeezy8778

@@dustinolney3977 Lol pretty much.

Hey Thank you for your comment! Pretty crazy that they create those colors right? It really just depends on where the bees are getting the pollen from. The purple might be from a plant that has a specific compound called, anthocyanin. There isn't too much data on this, so it's kind of hard to tell. The bees collect pollen containing a whole spectrum of colors!

Thanks for the comment Evan! We are stoked that you enjoyed it! Stay tuned for our next episode of an Africanized bee removal we did. It's going to be a good one!