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new learner here. hadn't seen this done this way before. Learn something new everyday.

Bit late to this thread but where do you get the ash can and filter etc

Hey thank you for the Video, Can you guys supply me with beehives I'm in Lesotho. I have some bee colonies I kept them in the old wooden trunks. I really really need some beehives, please help.

Dude you have on super thin gloves😮

🇦🇺 ❤ that was great information. Just wondering why it's necessary to fill the smoker when only the tiniest puff of smoke is used?🤔🐝

Brilliant... you have just saved me lots of money and hassle. Great and simple idea.

Which should qualify as organic, I was under the impression that all bee honey was organic. They don't eat or pollinate fake flowers. This should be said all honey bees are organic. All natural.

I have my basic assessment tomorrow and your videos have been excellent for increasing my knowledge - a good balance alongside my bee-keeping club and mentors (I am currently on the New-bee course!). I also have to say - I am a baker and my name is Carol!!!! I am known in the club for my honey baking, cakes and biscuits galore! Happy days!

Great detail much appreciated as I have a swarm right now that I need to capture in my backyard. Funny thing is it’s under a box that was decimated last fall by yellow jackets. Therefore, God is putting back what he allowed to be taken last year.

How do they go right in if you don’t know where the queen is?

very informative, thank you!

The is the first time I have seen this technique, I have always put them in a Langstrom or a NUC for small swarms, the old guy who taught me bee keeping used to spray them with sugar syrup, but I don't like this, I give them some feed about 7 days after they have moved into the hive, unless their fist honey store is extremely small

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A very good video, but can you tell me if a domestic Henry vac will do the job instead of a commercial one with only one speed?

So great and good lesson I have learnt

Full power? Really? Also pipe is ribbed. Should be smooth. Surprised you get any alive.

Thank you

Thank you. Brilliant, simple and above all clear.

Thank you for the video... As they say, one learns something new every day! I've kept bees for over 20 years now (still a beginner though 😂) and have caught swarms in the past. However, I've never thought of using the queen excluder either of the ways you've demonstrated here. I wish I'd seen this video about 6 weeks ago when one of my hives was swarming left right and centre - I managed to catch two but after I left them alone they absconded in very short order! I now know what to do to keep them in my apiary next time! Thank you!

Did not see how you got the queen into the hive first. I'm assuming that was necessary in order to get the others to go into the hive.

Really great video!! I hope you are still checking your comments. Your video is the only one I found that described everything so clearly. Thanks

I'm attending UA-cam University on Bees tonight because I've just received delivery of a beehive and I didn't have any sort of plan there's a swarm in the Mesquite tree near my truck so the plan was to get the Swarm into the Beehive but I didn't have any idea how to do it and I liked your tutorial quite a bit. Appreciate it. Subscribed

Reading the voice text captions, as the bees were walking into the hive, I think I heard and read that “ your queens are marked and clipped”….does this mean that you clip the wings of your queens?

could you make a video of actually making the bee vac, where and how you cut holes, how you control the suction, did the ash can come with that filter. Thankyou.

Great vid 🎉

It is best to transfer bees at night. During the day some of the bees out of home will lose their way to your home

I recently discovered your videos and subscribed straight away - you have a wonderful empathy with the Bees, calm, relaxed and extremely informative especially as I am a new Bee Keeper - thank you

This is the video i want to watch to transfer colony of bees in the backyard to start my bee keeping😊

Thank you for sharing my wife was absolutely amazed watching this 🍻

What miraculous creatures! 😮

Thank you. Some nice extra tips from your experience. Much appreciated.

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love to watch each and every bee is collected.

Terrific video :) Thank you.

Goodday sir. We have spoken a while back and I must thank you for you're response. Looking at this clip again I wonder instead off using the whole queen excluder. Wouldn't you have the same success by putting a small peace off excluder in front off the hive entrance. The bees work through it but she still can't get out. Have a safe day,Cobus🐳

Hi .you can send to united States?

Very interesting!

I hope you post a new video soon.

Thank for your videos! Very helpful. Dog is cute.

Excellent work

Great video I’m a new bee keeper 1 year and today one of my 9 hives swarmed….. I get them but did not k own about putting the Queen excluder on the bottom to keep I. Til she lays some eggs….. great info thank you for sharing ….. I’m learning every day. By mid April I will 15’hives strong….. love My bees!

Man, I hope I saw this yesterday! I caught my first swarm. Moved it to a deep box. When I check the next day, they were gone. I look around and found them but they are really hight, can't get to them. Place the swarm catcher bucket back down, expecting for them to get back in any moment but now I know to place the queen excluter at the bottom.😊 thank you for this information.

Hi, are these likely to be Apis mellifera mellifera, or a hybrid?

They’re the worst. I hate wax moths.