Great video! I saw a video of a girl with the same problem & trying to do what you did, but by herself. It wasn’t going well at all. I felt so sorry for her. Sure wish she’d had this video to teach her what to do. This should help many faced with this dilemma. Recently, someone in my neighborhood had a swarm in their backyard. I quickly told her to find a local beekeeper or bee association & they would come catch them. Gotta save our bees! Love & Hugs!
Nice job. The only thing you did mention and you did it right is you want to make sure you put the comb in the frames the same way it hangs in the hive. Not up side down. Thank for sharing and great video work.
I am thinking that if honey started running out of the honeycomb then that would have caused a problem for the bees, so keeping it all together and then the bees were quite happy. Well done and thank you for sharing that situation and how beekeepers can deal with it.
You are so knowledgeable and so tough.... I really appreciate the way you explain what you are doing, giving so much good information. You are real and genuine!
You need a bee brush you rolling beers with your hand that kills them! Just like when you put the last frame back into the hive. But I have done it to always lessons to learn. Great job!!!
Thank you soooo much. I am a woman and had this happen. I left comb until I could figure out what to do. I thought of frames with wire around comb but love rubberbands better. Thanks again.
I got some swifter pads to protect from beetles and I called them coral towels!!! Cause they corral the beetles into the fibers!. Lol tell me what you think...
Something I've noticed.... When frames are added to the box for the bees to build comb or brood, they're squared off with the front and sides of the hive. Like folders in a file cabinet. OK? However, when rescuing a wild hive from an old building, the comb almost always runs diagonally, from corner-to-corner. They can fill in a large section of house frames, and the hive comb is dense and angular, going from a narrow 2 inch comb to a large 6-10 inch comb....like notes on a keyboard, or something similar. It seems like that is their natural preference. Do you know why their natural inclination is angular comb within the hive, and are their hives humans can construct to allow for their natural behavior?
That is one massive bee comb!!! It also looks delicious, just wanna bite a chunk out of it :D When you harvest the honey, do you just take the frames out, clear it of bees and then just take out the honeycomb and harvest the honey from it? Is that how it works? Could you please make a video on the honey making process? It's different to read about it and actually watch it done in real life.
Great information what do you think about horizontal hives I am wanting to start but am getting older and they sound like they are easy to take care of
I found a natural hive 5 plus years old. Should I try to contain them or leave them alone? It is not in a tree, it is in an unused building. I would like your opinion.
This morning I fond a queen been hanging onto a blade of grass under a hive.... Is there anything to do with her. I moved her to a new split that isn't doing much yet.
She actually looked young. Weak. I moved her to a recent split hive. She went in. I will go in after temp warms up and sunny day. Hopefully tomorrow. I can do your rubber band trick to in same hive.
Hummm do you still have this natural comb?? If so and your willing send me a small piece and i,ll make a honey bee lining video and post it on my youtube..just thought i,de run this by you.
Great video! I saw a video of a girl with the same problem & trying to do what you did, but by herself. It wasn’t going well at all. I felt so sorry for her. Sure wish she’d had this video to teach her what to do. This should help many faced with this dilemma. Recently, someone in my neighborhood had a swarm in their backyard. I quickly told her to find a local beekeeper or bee association & they would come catch them. Gotta save our bees! Love & Hugs!
Nice job. The only thing you did mention and you did it right is you want to make sure you put the comb in the frames the same way it hangs in the hive. Not up side down. Thank for sharing and great video work.
Yes sir! I agree, we are looking to secure the tree back up right! If you get a little minute, watch My latest live video about the update. :)
That's the mother of all "Burr" comb! What an awesome lesson. Thanks for sharing! Looking forward to seeing how your girls build put those frames!
Great job!! That's an awesome way to use the comb. Thanks for sharing that great tip!
I am thinking that if honey started running out of the honeycomb then that would have caused a problem for the bees, so keeping it all together and then the bees were quite happy. Well done and thank you for sharing that situation and how beekeepers can deal with it.
Definitely not an ideal situation but the correct way to handle it for sure. Excellent video and advice for the new Bee Keeper thanks for sharing.
sooooo interesting. secretly hoping we can find that bee swarm again and I can start a hive!! now I know how ;) :) kind of.. ahah great video!
Wow! What a Great lesson! Thanks for sharing this, definitely somthing good to know! 🐝 🐝🐝🐝
You are so knowledgeable and so tough.... I really appreciate the way you explain what you are doing, giving so much good information. You are real and genuine!
You need a bee brush you rolling beers with your hand that kills them! Just like when you put the last frame back into the hive. But I have done it to always lessons to learn. Great job!!!
Very well done 👍 u guys rock 🎸 good video...keep being brave!!!!!!!!🌸🐝👍
Thank you soooo much. I am a woman and had this happen. I left comb until I could figure out what to do. I thought of frames with wire around comb but love rubberbands better. Thanks again.
Good stuff👍👍
A long flexible bread knife is a good tool to have in your kit.
CONGRATS, AND THANKS FOR SHARING THIS GREAT WAY TO FIX THIS. Thanks for sharing and have a great and blessed day😎👍
Is there an advantage to not shacking the bees from the comb as you put it into frames? Very cool video.
I got some swifter pads to protect from beetles and I called them coral towels!!! Cause they corral the beetles into the fibers!. Lol tell me what you think...
They actually work really awesome! That’s what I use as well!
Interesting 👍👍👍👍👍👍💖💖💖💖
Another great video! Well done!
Something I've noticed.... When frames are added to the box for the bees to build comb or brood, they're squared off with the front and sides of the hive. Like folders in a file cabinet. OK? However, when rescuing a wild hive from an old building, the comb almost always runs diagonally, from corner-to-corner. They can fill in a large section of house frames, and the hive comb is dense and angular, going from a narrow 2 inch comb to a large 6-10 inch comb....like notes on a keyboard, or something similar. It seems like that is their natural preference. Do you know why their natural inclination is angular comb within the hive, and are their hives humans can construct to allow for their natural behavior?
Bees are totally amazing! They'll clean up all the broken comb in a couple of weeks, just like new! Good job, well done!
That is one massive bee comb!!! It also looks delicious, just wanna bite a chunk out of it :D When you harvest the honey, do you just take the frames out, clear it of bees and then just take out the honeycomb and harvest the honey from it? Is that how it works? Could you please make a video on the honey making process? It's different to read about it and actually watch it done in real life.
congratulations! great job!
Great information what do you think about horizontal hives I am wanting to start but am getting older and they sound like they are easy to take care of
I would do it! There are many who really like horizontal hives! We are going to give it a go as well and see what we think!
Replace the top cover or thei will build comb on it to
That was fascinating! Ty
lol Just had to do that this last week.
Thanks for the video, keep those gloves on so you don't get stung, HaHa.
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Very cool😎👍✌
I found a natural hive 5 plus years old. Should I try to contain them or leave them alone? It is not in a tree, it is in an unused building. I would like your opinion.
Ohhhhh!!! We do colony cut outs on hives that need to be removed due to remodeling! Check out one of our older videos....
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This morning I fond a queen been hanging onto a blade of grass under a hive.... Is there anything to do with her. I moved her to a new split that isn't doing much yet.
Was she an old queen?
She actually looked young. Weak. I moved her to a recent split hive. She went in. I will go in after temp warms up and sunny day. Hopefully tomorrow. I can do your rubber band trick to in same hive.
Helló saludos
شكرا على الفيديو الجميل لكن لم أفهم أي كلمة
у вас мирные пчёлы.
у меня тоже мирные пчёлы. и я в одних шортах на пасеке работаю. с голым торсом.
Ohhhh...i see.simple like that..
Shes ur mom?
Hummm do you still have this natural comb?? If so and your willing send me a small piece and i,ll make a honey bee lining video and post it on my youtube..just thought i,de run this by you.
+twobears1224 yeah I have a few chunks :)
Can I add a translation in Arabic?