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  • Опубліковано 29 вер 2022
  • Dangerous? You bet! These bees just killed the neighbor's dog! Mean as hell. There are three hives under this shed and the bomb has already gone off. Enjoy this epic and educational journey through the hives of death! killerbeeguy.com
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  • @slyfox7429
    @slyfox7429 Рік тому +7

    Reed I don't know how you do it week after week in that 100 degree heat . I'm sure glad you do what you do. I hope you are training a few people to help you and eventually ... As you and I are not getting any younger... you will have people to when the time comes ---replace you and your expertise to continue managing these ruthless bees.

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому +2

      It's exhausting! Hosh is getting the hang of things!

  • @donaldgarin1938
    @donaldgarin1938 Рік тому +10

    Please put more videos on youtube .. tiktok is so bad .

  • @maddiewoo7833
    @maddiewoo7833 Рік тому +3

    I had one of my bee hives go Africanized here in Oregon. Had to get a full suit and ended up killing the hive because I kept getting too many stings

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      I'm glad you lived! These things are deadly!

    • @Elioha-gt8pu
      @Elioha-gt8pu Рік тому

      Im so happy for our bees, Ive got stung now for the first time in my life but I was doing honey from 4hives. One of them did that on my thumb. It hurts but it only took a short moment and then no more. As I have pain there it may stop because of the venum. Our Crainer bees are so kind. I have no complaines to them, I was desturbing them a lot inside the hives and then I stole the hobeyconb. No wonder.

  • @lonewolf744
    @lonewolf744 Рік тому +3

    Holy hell!!! I couldn't imagine not knowing they were their and walking into that shed. Pretty much instant death.

  • @timbramley4761
    @timbramley4761 Рік тому +4

    You kept me company all through out the pandemic and I enjoy the hell out of your videos. Have you ever been asked to travel the country an train other bee keepers how to deal with killer bee's

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому +2

      It's mostly online these days.

    • @angelinarobbins1567
      @angelinarobbins1567 2 місяці тому

      It's 50/50 when it comes to the good and bad of African killerbees. The Good is that we need them in order for them to pollinate fruits, flowers, Trees, and Vegetables to grow. The bad they OBVIOUSLY CAN KILL ANYONE OR ANYTHING. I can understand that we have to kill the bees because of them killing people and animals. Plus they are EXTREMELY AGGRESSIVE AND TERRITORIAL TO. But at the same time we need them because of pollination. Without Bees Trees, flowers, Fruits and vegetables would die and would become extinct.

  • @JohnDLeo-rg8tc
    @JohnDLeo-rg8tc 6 місяців тому +1

    Hey guys, I'm very happy to have found you nice, informative fellows. You respect and understand our fellow creatures. Peace from Canada......and a new sub

  • @deniseskybratful
    @deniseskybratful Рік тому +1

    I just can't get enough, you guys are awesome!!!

  • @seanthornton3741
    @seanthornton3741 Рік тому +1

    Great video Reed, God bless and continued health and prosperity to you

  • @jenniferk9242
    @jenniferk9242 Рік тому

    Those bees make such beautiful bright yellow comb!

  • @burgesj7
    @burgesj7 11 місяців тому

    YOu are so of the most brave people I watch. Close to the survivor man style people. Hats off to you guys!

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  11 місяців тому

      Hell ya! Thank you sooo much!

  • @Elioha-gt8pu
    @Elioha-gt8pu Рік тому +1

    The bees have an aircondition of their own, it has to be not to hot and not to cold either. They use their wings to cold it down and goes close with their bodies to make it warmer. Somethings all the bees go outside so their bodies wont heat the hive to much so the larves will survive .

  • @mikehawk120
    @mikehawk120 8 місяців тому

    “They just over react” sounds like most mammals with DNA from there as well……….

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  8 місяців тому

      It's a mystery why they attack when they do.

  • @tinaszmurlo4358
    @tinaszmurlo4358 11 місяців тому

    You guys are amazing props to you, I live in Indiana thankfully I haven’t seen any but I’m looking to buy some land, the education you put out is tremendous, you stay safe as I will now that I’m educated thank you

  • @justinboyens6082
    @justinboyens6082 10 місяців тому

    What kinda spray do you use on them

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  10 місяців тому

      We use a non toxic spray adhesive.

  • @LeroyWilliamsallfordogs
    @LeroyWilliamsallfordogs Рік тому

    What is the adhesive your using?

  • @taraelizabethdensley9475
    @taraelizabethdensley9475 Рік тому +2

    Dang! You haven't even started, and they're agitated

  • @joy2farm2
    @joy2farm2 10 місяців тому

    Recently started watching your great videos. These hives don't seem as aggressive as some of the others you've done. That may be why they have existed here so long without a problem. Definitely time to go now.

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  10 місяців тому

      They all have the potential to go off the chain at any time! Can't trust them.

  • @lunar7661
    @lunar7661 Рік тому

    Excellent work

  • @garryhancock3394
    @garryhancock3394 11 місяців тому

    Does the county/state have a bounty on these ferral hives?

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  11 місяців тому

      You'd think they would! It's every man for himself out here in the wild west!

  • @jakmoan
    @jakmoan Рік тому

    Would smoking them before removal not calm them a wee bit ?

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      These bees just don't care about smoke!

  • @davidbrislin4585
    @davidbrislin4585 9 місяців тому

    Will they just go of an die or will they stay under the shed

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  9 місяців тому

      The remnant bees will die off over the coming days.

  • @reginalynch4134
    @reginalynch4134 9 місяців тому

    You guy's are awesome

  • @reginalynch4134
    @reginalynch4134 9 місяців тому +1

    How do you get the bee's off the honey comb to make the honey

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  9 місяців тому

      We freeze the comb then brush off the bees.

    • @reginalynch4134
      @reginalynch4134 9 місяців тому

      That is so cool. You guys do such an amazing job .thank you

  • @Elioha-gt8pu
    @Elioha-gt8pu Рік тому

    I usually take the dronelarves and feeds the hens with it, they love it. That makes less varroa mites.

  • @chopper6270
    @chopper6270 Рік тому

    If you get overheated and dehydrated look up Drip Drop. I have used it here in Texas when being out in the hear. Just a thought

  • @timothymarshall6709
    @timothymarshall6709 Рік тому

    a bee sock with bee jam between the toes🤣

  • @8StringKeith
    @8StringKeith Рік тому +1

    I am thinking that they were protecting the queen too 😮

  • @LeeBlankenship-ee4er
    @LeeBlankenship-ee4er Рік тому

    Hello from west Virginia you guys been watching to guy all the time on here

  • @danmccarthy2213
    @danmccarthy2213 Рік тому

    Hey Killer bee guy, I've got these chinese electric mosquito killers paddles, can you do video where you use them instead of atheaisve spray to kill bees?

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому +1

      We tried those hoping to have a B-BEE-Q but the zappers aren't strong enough for these bees. Just pissed them off. We'll do a demo in one of our upcoming vids!

  • @marktrauth1315
    @marktrauth1315 10 місяців тому

    We had honey bee hive under ground at are last house. We had to get a bee keeper to come out and clean it up since in texas it’s illegal to kill honey bees for obvious reasons we need them to pollinate plants. The ones we seemed nice I could go turn on the outside faucet without them attacking me so I’m guessing they weren’t killer bees.

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  10 місяців тому +1

      If that is what the beek told you he was mistaken. There is no state where it is illegal to kill a nuisance hive! Also honeybees are an invasive species to this hemisphere!

  • @thomasdehart548
    @thomasdehart548 Рік тому

    dude those elftover bees can rehive and make a new queen

  • @Elioha-gt8pu
    @Elioha-gt8pu Рік тому

    We ate allued to have 15big hives without taxes, theres a rather big cost to get all the equipment, but then there is only a little cost to have them. We work about 30mimutes each week on each hive. The honey brings 95-120 swedisch crowns for half a kilogram. 1 dollar is about 11 swedisch crown. So its a very good income for little work with none taxes. The only thing the authorities expect from us is that we have to report were the hives are located. That is because of not spreading the american larves ingection. If anyone in the neighborhood gets that we all have to burn everything. So we ate very careful not to take bees or equippment without checking everything first.

  • @johnwireman2294
    @johnwireman2294 Рік тому

    What do you do with the brud when your done

  • @johnwireman2294
    @johnwireman2294 Рік тому

    How long have they been there

  • @65drummer1
    @65drummer1 Рік тому +1

    Damn Reed, your new videos always hit my work days, lol, well better late than never. Tik tok can go to hell. UA-cam is a better platform anyway. Give em hell Reed, you guys are the pros.

  • @juanchilders5058
    @juanchilders5058 Рік тому

    When you use the smoke, try some kind of trank smoke

  • @jimmybenjamin2555
    @jimmybenjamin2555 14 днів тому

    It's Sandiego honey bees come on man get it right. Lol. You wait tell JP the bee guy sees your vids , he's going to whoop your asses ha ha.

  • @seanjordan3870
    @seanjordan3870 Рік тому

    You answered a earlier question for me and thank you for your time... I have a different question: Are there other companies or people that set swarm traps in optimal locations to prevent less harm to people or animals and after a successful trapping, exterminate them at say.... at night in humane ways??

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      Yes! Mainly in cities where the folks can afford them.

  • @thomasdehart548
    @thomasdehart548 Рік тому

    only takes 3 years to get that dark

  • @billymac9330
    @billymac9330 Рік тому

    I'm guessing you spend a considerable amount of time cleaning out cab of truck and tools at the end of a long removal day?

  • @inkedtoo1097
    @inkedtoo1097 8 місяців тому

    Oh man. I just made 2 orders and didn't know there was a coupon code.

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  8 місяців тому

      We update and change the coupon codes all the time. Which code did you have?

  • @Jim1Tom
    @Jim1Tom Рік тому +1

    Wow!

  • @Elioha-gt8pu
    @Elioha-gt8pu Рік тому

    They starves the queen before swarming so she will be unable to fly.

  • @colleenmurphy770
    @colleenmurphy770 Рік тому

    Love watching🇨🇦hi from canada

  • @nubianqueen51
    @nubianqueen51 9 місяців тому

    Is your honey sold raw

  • @bensump
    @bensump Рік тому

    Soooo scary!

  • @tombailey677
    @tombailey677 11 місяців тому

    are those stingers embeded in the face masks?

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  11 місяців тому

      They get imbedded everywhere! We can smell the venom!

  • @malcolmmorrison9395
    @malcolmmorrison9395 11 місяців тому

    Jeez scratching the surface in eradicating africanised bees

  • @jeanniewaechter8555
    @jeanniewaechter8555 Рік тому

    Holy Hannah.

  • @forandonbehalfof4753
    @forandonbehalfof4753 9 місяців тому

    Errrr.... Mr.KBG; I believe the technical term for the way to keep honey fresh is 'hygroscopy'......

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  9 місяців тому

      Yup! That's it!

    • @forandonbehalfof4753
      @forandonbehalfof4753 9 місяців тому

      Errr... Would you believe:
      A: I learned that from a mechanical engineer when I was 6 (eidetic memory)?
      B: Bees were in no way involved?
      C: I'm almost as old as you?
      C: Just much wrinklier?.....

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  9 місяців тому

      We get better as we age... 🤣🤣🤣

  • @dkelban
    @dkelban Рік тому

    Life isn’t weird- people make it weird.

  • @Elioha-gt8pu
    @Elioha-gt8pu Рік тому

    Its inoetant to wasch your beesuits regulary.

  • @reedb9039
    @reedb9039 Рік тому

    Hey Reed,I have a question. Do they have a lot of problems with killer bees building in the aircraft at the boneyard there?

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому +1

      I'll have to ask a friend in the business up there.

  • @thomasdehart548
    @thomasdehart548 Рік тому

    Queens take the shortest time to develop (16 days) and have the longest lifespan. Queens live on average 1-2 years

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому +1

      Queens emerge as adults at 20 days. They have been known to live up to 5 years!

  • @bassnazi4713
    @bassnazi4713 Рік тому

    Summer Shandy is awesome, and bet you could wrap some brood comb in bacon and throw it on the grill and have a nice cheap steak alternative since everything is so expensive...and I'm joking btw.

  • @jackjacke4654
    @jackjacke4654 Рік тому

    You guys should have a flame thrower on the truck, just in case. : ) Me, I would have burned the dang shed...

  • @racefan777
    @racefan777 Рік тому

    Do bees fart?

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      Ha! Never stuck around long enough to find out...

  • @sherryscavone8072
    @sherryscavone8072 Рік тому

    What is Viking honey?

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      It's the wild comb that we get that has all of the propolis and pollen in it!

  • @gailnicholson3972
    @gailnicholson3972 3 місяці тому

    Fire Storm.

  • @justinboyens6082
    @justinboyens6082 10 місяців тому

    Has there ever been a hive so hot you could remove it

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  10 місяців тому

      Ain't no beehive mean enough!

  • @rodneymiddleton9624
    @rodneymiddleton9624 Рік тому +2

    Lots of work with lots of reward!!! Thanks y'all!!!

  • @sabinachapman416
    @sabinachapman416 2 місяці тому

    Stay safe

  • @timberwolf6272
    @timberwolf6272 Рік тому

    Have you ever used honey begone on your fail if so does it work stay safe

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      Yes! I like to use the stuff that smells like almonds. The other stuff smells like puke.

  • @gigiwilson9124
    @gigiwilson9124 Рік тому +1

    Where is the delicable Amanda?

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      Amanda has moved on to other pursuits.

    • @gigiwilson9124
      @gigiwilson9124 Рік тому

      @@KillerBeeGuy sorry to hear about that buddy 😢

  • @Elioha-gt8pu
    @Elioha-gt8pu Рік тому

    I have all the understanding for what youre doing, sadly its neccesary. When people mixed them with the african bees, those are very angry. They make more honey, and they dont get sick so easily. But they has always been angry, its not wort it.

  • @barry552010
    @barry552010 Рік тому

    I live in central floroda we are told the same thing about africanized bees but also a a small cluster of afrocananized bees and queen can take over a european colony

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      It's true. They are Vikings!

    • @barry552010
      @barry552010 Рік тому

      @@KillerBeeGuy I had many a Benadryl day and have the heat exhaustion I developed while working those bees having to keep suited up I wore leather gloves and I got stung in all areas of those gloves Stingers breaking off under my skin through the leather nothing better than going to bed with nausea and feeling like you have a bit of a fever by the time you wake up in the morning the swelling has just started going down a bit so you can suit up and do it again Africanized honey bees are so pleasant to work with Psych

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      You are one of the few that knows! They are horrible!

  • @Elioha-gt8pu
    @Elioha-gt8pu Рік тому

    Polken us nice to have in breakfast every day.

  • @mateuszminsky5619
    @mateuszminsky5619 Рік тому

    Use it for wax. Killer bee wax.

  • @reginalynch4134
    @reginalynch4134 9 місяців тому

    Look at all that delicious honey

  • @Elioha-gt8pu
    @Elioha-gt8pu Рік тому

    The queen is too fat to fly if they not are swarming.

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      Too fat to fly... There's a country song in there somewhere...

  • @jefflee2803
    @jefflee2803 4 місяці тому

    Why don’t you use vacuums to remove the Beas

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  4 місяці тому

      Used to but these bees avoid the suction!

  • @Elioha-gt8pu
    @Elioha-gt8pu Рік тому

    They have looked on hobey friöom the pyramids in Egypt it was still eatable. Maybe harder but still good.
    The vikingbeer donevout of honey is strong and very tasty. Something to get easily drunk on.

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      I have read that about Egypt! You are talking about Mead!

    • @Elioha-gt8pu
      @Elioha-gt8pu Рік тому

      @@KillerBeeGuy we call that beer for Mjöd in swedish. Sorry for all the wrongspelling.

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому +1

      I've been making Mjod for 35 years! I still have bottles that I made decades ago.

  • @sherryscavone8072
    @sherryscavone8072 10 днів тому

    Love u tube

  • @sabinachapman416
    @sabinachapman416 2 місяці тому

    Glue spray

  • @davidbrislin4585
    @davidbrislin4585 9 місяців тому

    Do wasp get in an take honey😊

  • @lomgshorts3
    @lomgshorts3 10 місяців тому

    Reed, nature adapts, no matter what you do to keep the Africanized bees out of the upper 48, it will be futile to try. Africanized bees are in Vancouver, BC right now. The only wish possible is that man could breed a calmer bee in time. We have done this in other species, breeding better cows, horses, sheep and so on. The money has to be spent to breed calmer bees, or we face hand pollination. The cost will be enormous, and many fruits and veggies that depended on insect pollination may be gone forever.

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  10 місяців тому

      They certainly aren't going away. Honeybees are here to stay. We are trying to educate folks as to the invasive species aspect and danger these bees pose. And maybe give a few native bees a chance. The problem with breeding a calmer bee is that we can't control the breeding of feral queens.

  • @Elioha-gt8pu
    @Elioha-gt8pu Рік тому

    Here when the breed new better queens they iften do that on an island so they ant mate with any one else that rhey dlbt know anything about. They rhen will get better dna from them .

  • @edjovi3677
    @edjovi3677 Рік тому +1

    w Wow

  • @edjovi3677
    @edjovi3677 Рік тому

    Hello

  • @ralphsmith1782
    @ralphsmith1782 Рік тому

    Why don't you go to Rumble?

  • @9realitycheck9
    @9realitycheck9 Рік тому

    Lost two colonies this week...
    😡

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      Any idea why?

    • @9realitycheck9
      @9realitycheck9 Рік тому

      @@KillerBeeGuy I am here in Northern California. Our native buckwheat bloomed early and I was hoping that the star thistle and the greasewood might flower soon, and then a heat wave came and I think they may have been stressed with that, ants and robber bees. There were some resources and was able to pull for partial frames of honey before the robbers is totally uncapped them all, so they hadnt starved to death in the middle of the summer.
      I did a mite count and it was not bad 3 weeks ago.
      The Brood pattern was spotty, but no foul brood signs.
      Maybe pesticides? Idk

  • @mojothelittleones113
    @mojothelittleones113 Рік тому

    I crush and strain my Viking style honey. Straight honey/pollen mix.
    My best seller. $5 an ounce.

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      Hey MoJo! Great to hear from you! Viking Honey is the best!

  • @IRONHORSE427RACING
    @IRONHORSE427RACING Рік тому

    your views and subscribers will go up if you post more on UA-cam because the Chinese who own tik tok don't like your kinda content if it's not making fools of the Anglo American or European people's.
    I do have a serious question for you guys,
    I'm a Logger in the Western Mountain States and every so often we come into a wild bee hive in a burnt out pine or rotted out spruce tree and as of yet we have not had any trouble with these honey bees acting anything like the ones in these videos. Does that mean they are not Africanized yet ? A full summer ago (2021) we
    found a big hive in a burnt out ponderosa pine and had a bee keeper neighbor come and remove most of the bees and the Queen to a new hive at his place a few miles from us. we got all the comb and honey and tons of bees wax (which as loggers we use for all kinds of things) and he got the hive and Queen. That new hive survived just fine over the winter and he moved it to a high alpine flower laden pasture this spring and just brought it in for the winter to help the Bees survive the cold and deep snows of winter and they are really flourishing nicely.
    should we be paying better attention to the bees we run into I'm the mountains ? so far none have been anywhere as aggressive as the ones you've shown. ????

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      Africanized honeybees are in all of the lower 48 states now. It would be wise to be more careful!

  • @Tammissa
    @Tammissa 10 місяців тому

    Mmmmmmm, I love honey!!

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  10 місяців тому +1

      That makes two of us!!

    • @Tammissa
      @Tammissa 10 місяців тому

      @@KillerBeeGuy I’m all the way in Canada, does killer bee honey taste different than regular local honey? Always wanted to know.

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  10 місяців тому

      Actually the only difference between honeys is the type of flowers the bees are pollinating! www.killerbeeguy.com

  • @christianshannon3943
    @christianshannon3943 Рік тому

    A worker working with the scientists removed the entrance queen excluders from the colonies without knowing what he was doing . They brought queens over to South America in order to crossbreed the African queens with the European/Italian strain to produce a colony that can produce more honey in a shorter period of time.

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому

      Yup! That's what happened! I guess he didn't read the directions!

    • @christianshannon3943
      @christianshannon3943 Рік тому

      When you said that Africanized colonies were found as far as Maine it got me to thinking. I feel that it was a queen that was accidentally mated with an African drone . That queen must have been shipped from the southern US to Maine and then later she produced an Africanized colony. Those demons you work with in Arizona are definitely from hell . I could not imagine just being ten or twenty feet from a colony like that and to set them off just by sneezing, LoL!

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  Рік тому +1

      Might be yer last sneeze!

    • @Elioha-gt8pu
      @Elioha-gt8pu Рік тому

      The italian bee doesn't produce so much honey but they are very gentle.

  • @jimmybenjamin2555
    @jimmybenjamin2555 14 днів тому

    You guys are killing innocent bee hives sometimes just for clicks and what not. You should show your viewers that you can save a hive sometime. Because it seems that your just Bee Murderer's.

    • @KillerBeeGuy
      @KillerBeeGuy  13 днів тому

      Honeybees are an invasive species to the Western Hemisphere. We kill invasive species.

  • @juanchilders5058
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    Thanks for your input YOU may have saved my life. I thought about bee keeping N0PE. Still willl love to buy some honey