I live in a rural area in the south of France . My neighbor has 25 bee hives a couple of fields away . And all summer the bees come to drink in my small fish pond . I’ve sat there with thousands of bees watching . Never been stung
That’s wonderful! A real testament that if you leave them alone, they will you too....how sweet, kind and understanding of you to understand not to be afraid. Blessings from Michigan...🥰
Really enjoy your removal videos but I would like to see more like this as well. Hive inspections, bee care, honey removal, etc. I just find bee keeping fascinating.
Little do those bees know that they stumbled into the best place possible to have their new home, to have a new home. WOOT Honey bees! Have a good one JP.
The word is spreading from wild colony to wild colony: Seek out the Beeman, and peace and care and well-being will follow, for he is the caretaker of our kind~
I love that you’re so unafraid of bees.. that you hold some comb right next to your face. Bees must love you too because you’re so careful with their hives and everything.
That’s a neat explanation. Always intriguing. The in-depth explanation is so appreciated by those of us that don’t have a (bee degree). Keep up the good work and great videos. U BEE THE BEST!!! From am old timer
Doesn’t Horchoff just dump bees out & they fly into his equipment, counting those as swarm catches? You have to keep an eye on him Dirt, he’s slick like that! 😄👍🐝
Wonderful! A volunteer colony, and you got a laying queen (I've heard of virgin swarms but that just seems wrong!). Hope they do well for you. Beautiful queen - lets see how she does. Congrats! Free bees!
What a nice surprise for you, coming home to a new box of bees. Sorry your yard man was scared. I'll wish you well with your new volunteers. Thanks. :)
Gosh I love bees so much ❤️🐝… I would keep bees in a heartbeat. They are such beautiful creatures that are so so important to this planet. Unfortunately I am highly allergic... one accidental sting and I would have to use my epi-pen and go to the hospital. All my love and respect to you for all you do.❤️❤️❤️
Yes I was happy to see your bees come to you even when you are not at home. I know you have love for those ladies you care for and I so like you videos about those busy bees. Joan
JP, your videos are always so informative. I love that you always want to educate others about bees. You give so much to the community of beekeeping. Thanks so much for sharing. Love and blessings.
That 'Smell' of a healthy hive, is of fresh sweet bread coming out of Grandma's oven! You can tell quickly the hive's health as wellif that scent is present.
I am soooooooo horrified of things that sting ... but I'm not afraid bbn of spiders or snakes ... one thing I can say is that through watching "JP the Beeman" is that in my head, I'd love to go to a hive, pick up those bees, just be all interactive ... but in reality, I'd lose my $#¡+, start flailing, and have the entire hive covering my crazy corpse ... yep, corpse ... my fear would kill me before the stings could ... I admire your presence, your videos, your love of the bees ... and I wish I wasnt both allergic and afraid! I get to enjoy these videos, though, and no matter how many I watch, I never get tired of seeing when they march! ☺️
I would like to take you fishing. I’ll bet you could get those fish to jump right into the boat before I even got to put my line in the water. I really appreciate the videos. Please keep making them when you are able.
Wow that was nice the bees set themselves up in your hive kind of cool . I think with your honesty about your misadventures in bee keeping is really helpful for those bee keepers just getting into bee keeping. As well you did educate us all as well . Peace JP .
Your videos are great! Maybe add a bit more nerdy if you will, information/anatomy about bee's in your video please :) also have you thought about live streaming a hive removal? Anywho keep up the great content man #savethebees
As always, your videos are as fun to watch as they are informative. That's pretty cool that the bees come to you; move in and set up shop. Great videos!
Yeap, you are the Bee Whisper, now you don't have to go to them they'll come to you. Great to see this new video hadn't seen one for a couple of weeks from you, hope business is booming for the cause of the absence. Keep up the great work and God Bless.
Dennis Kling I have been putting up new videos every 7-10 days. If you hit that little bell it will automatically notify you when a new video has been uploaded. Thank you so much. ✌🏻🐝
Nicely done Jeff!! You elaborated perfectly!! Lots of great details and excellent close up camera footage! Your videos always inspire me and keep me excited to spend time with the bees. No doubt I certainly appreciate all your effort, and all your free time that you put into creating each upload. Hope you enjoy your day! Wishing you and your bees the best of success!! Keep 'em coming brother!! 🐝🐝🐝☮️☯️
Hope U have the resources to setup some more home's for the bee's 🐝. It wouldn't surprise me if the bee's are capable of communicating that there's a special guy intown. The blessed beekeeper/rescuer. 👍🌄
Not sure if you will see this but I have questions: 1) Ever show up to a job and approach the hive and find out its not actually honeybees but something nasty like hornets or wasps and the customer was mistaken? 2) Have you encountered any Africanized Bees? I know they are a problem where I used to live in Florida and I understand that you can’t tell the difference by appearance alone? Thanks JP for the amazing videos. I am terrified of bees and wasps but watching your videos is helping me overcome my fears.
JPthebeeman thank you for answering and for doing such a huge part to save our bees and inspiring others to save them as well. Did you run like hell once you saw they were yellowjackets like I would have? I would have had a heart attack if a swarm of those things started chasing me ⚰️ We have a lot of bald faced hornets where I live, a neighbor had a huge hive on the corner of her house about 15 ft from where my other neighbors kids play. We threatened to sue her if we were stung if she didn’t remove it, her excuse was that its helping the environment like your bees do 🤦🏼♀️ It’s a miracle nobody got attacked.
I can't believe how much you know about bees!! How many eggs will the queen lay at one time or does she just continually lay eggs her whole life? Thanks for what you do JP!
A good queen can potentially lay up to 2,000 eggs a day if enough cells are available. They usually do their best work in their second year. Four years is about what you can expect out of a good queen.
@@JPthebeeman what do you mean when you say the queen is Italian looking? And as others are saying please show us your bee yard. My third request is to please explain some more about why bees swarm, maybe a little bee psychology behind the event? I have never been afraid of bees in my vegetable garden. Yellow jackets can send me on the run every time.
IronFromIce Y I have been having some issues at my bee yard so most of the colonies I have been removing have been going to my buddy Schawee who keeps them in Gonzales, Louisiana about 45-50 minutes from where I live. I hope to make a video or two soon at his yard going through hives. In the meantime I’m trying to figure things out at my bee yard. I do have several videos of my main bee yard on my channel page if you do a little searching. Thank you.
JPthebeeman Yeah I saw them, Thanks for your reaction. I'm realy happy that your so kind to those bees and I love your videos. When I am older I want to be a bee caretaker as whel I don't know how thats cald in America but in my country (the Netherlands) your cald a Imker. I want to thank you for your hard work,love and amazing video's. Greets
IronFromIce Y I wish you the very best in your beekeeping endeavors my friend. Look into joining a bee club near you or try to find an experienced beekeeper near you who wouldn’t mind mentoring you. 👍🐝
I know what you mean about the fragrance around beehives, because as a gardener I have made lots of fresh compost in the past, and as it begins to cook it gives off a lovely fragrance.
Got ticks in my yard {first time in years and 4 on me) and had to spray Black Flag so I could mow my lawn. I get the bees that live the ground - not happy if I wiped them out .
Great video JP I just removed a hive from a property that I purchase, It was huge six soffit spaces worth. Took me 2 days to complete the removal it was 2 different colonies gave one to a friend and kept the bigger colony to myself but unlike your bees these were aggressive but I guess I would be too if someone came and tore my house down lol.
Got my first sting from my late dad's hive last week. He's had bees for the last 18 years and I've done many a hive check with him totally suitless with no problem. Dad passed away in January and last week my partner and I were standing near the hive at night talking about dad and watching a few stragglers trying to make it home. One landed on my partner and AS I AM TELLING HIM not to swat or flick them off he flings one right into my forehead and it gets me on the thinnest skin of my left temple. My whole eye socket swole up! lol!
homie789 did you here me speak of the swarm that regurgitated all that honey? That honey they take with them when they swarm allows them to build comb instantly! 👍🐝
That little girl has been busy for sure. Laying eggs like it is going out of style. Cool how they know they are safe and find new homes for the hives. Have a great day
I'm doing a Trap out and I'm wondering if there is a time frame during the absence of the Queen in the Bait hive that she would need to be be released from a Queen cage or push in cage to be reintroduced? I'm talking 2 weeks or more. Second, Would it be better to not use fishers B-Quick or honey bee gone to run the bees out? if I could use it, would it be better to leave the Cone off during the day while I'm there monitoring it and replace it when I leave the site? Thanks The Bees are in a 20ft Historical Porch Column and it can't be cut but I can drill a few small holes to add repellent. I have a bait hive 2 ft away that I have manage to get a few thousand bees in already by laying frames at the base of the cone and shaking them out of the cone when the base backs up.
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I live in a rural area in the south of France . My neighbor has 25 bee hives a couple of fields away . And all summer the bees come to drink in my small fish pond . I’ve sat there with thousands of bees watching . Never been stung
That’s wonderful! A real testament that if you leave them alone, they will you too....how sweet, kind and understanding of you to understand not to be afraid. Blessings from Michigan...🥰
Really enjoy your removal videos but I would like to see more like this as well. Hive inspections, bee care, honey removal, etc. I just find bee keeping fascinating.
I agree with you, I would love to learn more about keeping bees!
Little do those bees know that they stumbled into the best place possible to have their new home, to have a new home. WOOT Honey bees!
Have a good one JP.
Perhaps the same instinct that make them amazingly productive also allows them to find a safe, wonderful, loving environment to thrive.
Lorrie Ruff beeWasGood
Lorrie Ruff bee
I am a new beekeeper. I wish I had started many years ago. I discovered early that I love the aroma of a beehive.
I’m sending Blessings to you and your endeavors!!
The word is spreading from wild colony to wild colony: Seek out the Beeman, and peace and care and well-being will follow, for he is the caretaker of our kind~
Alexis Grunden That’s so neat, I really appreciate kind comments, with a bit of humor mixed in. May you BEE BLESSED. 🐝🙏
@@hummingbird275 Lol nice pun
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JP, you are a great educator. I dont remember how I found your channel years ago, but I'm glad I did. Always a pleasure to learn from you.
I just found his channel about 3 days ago and I love it! Can't get enough of him and his beautiful bees!
Me too JP. I am a student!
I just found this channel yesterday. Happy to find it.
I love that you’re so unafraid of bees.. that you hold some comb right next to your face. Bees must love you too because you’re so careful with their hives and everything.
You're so knowledgeable. Every video I watch is like being at bee school. You have your own hive of subscribers.
That’s a neat explanation. Always intriguing. The in-depth explanation is so appreciated by those of us that don’t have a (bee degree). Keep up the good work and great videos. U BEE THE BEST!!! From am old timer
Hey JP, Can you you do a tour and explain the Bee yard that you are talking about.
I starting watching you a week ago and I love your videos.🔥🔥👍👍👍
I always learn so much watching your videos. Thanks for taking the time to share the details!
I love those ones that move into vacant equipment. Sure does make swarm catching easy.
Doesn’t Horchoff just dump bees out & they fly into his equipment, counting those as swarm catches? You have to keep an eye on him Dirt, he’s slick like that! 😄👍🐝
I love to just sit down, relax and watch your videos
Take a break from all those fortnite channels
Wonderful! A volunteer colony, and you got a laying queen (I've heard of virgin swarms but that just seems wrong!). Hope they do well for you. Beautiful queen - lets see how she does. Congrats! Free bees!
Thank you JP.
thanks for sharing JP nice little new colony of bee's
This Man....he is the Daddy Bear!! He’s so loving to the bees.....Thank you JP. And may I add even you will continue to be taught by the bees!
I would like to see a video at your bee yard thanks ilike your videos a lot and tell all my friends about you
This guy is amazing
Enjoyed it JP .
Another wonderful lesson on bees Thanx.
Never cease to amaze!
You have become one of my new favorite channels! I really appreciate how you take the time to explain everything! Keep up the great work!
Morgan Noel 👍👍👍😊
What a nice surprise for you, coming home to a new box of bees. Sorry your yard man was scared. I'll wish you well with your new volunteers. Thanks. :)
Gosh I love bees so much ❤️🐝… I would keep bees in a heartbeat. They are such beautiful creatures that are so so important to this planet. Unfortunately I am highly allergic... one accidental sting and I would have to use my epi-pen and go to the hospital. All my love and respect to you for all you do.❤️❤️❤️
Yes I was happy to see your bees come to you even when you are not at home. I know you have love for those ladies you care for and I so like you videos about those busy bees. Joan
Very good job explaining and teaching, calm and meek. Always enjoy learning, thanks JP
Nice, that's one you really didn't have to work for. Thank you.
JP, your videos are always so informative. I love that you always want to educate others about bees. You give so much to the community of beekeeping. Thanks so much for sharing. Love and blessings.
Lenella Maxwell have a blessed day my friend. ✌🏻🐝
Bees + JP = Nirvana
I truly enjoy your videos
That 'Smell' of a healthy hive, is of fresh sweet bread coming out of Grandma's oven! You can tell quickly the hive's health as wellif that scent is present.
That’s a pretty good assessment! Fresh sweet bread with pollen thrown in for good measure I would say. 👍🐝
I love your videos JP! I think you must be the queen whisperer!
Katenjake Hadn’t thought about it in that manner, but that’s neat. It is easy to see JP has lots of loyal “fans”👏👏
I REALLY liked the new intro/outro music and video. Very well matched.
Hi JP, enjoy the videos ✌️🐝
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Great Video as usual JP...Thank you.
You sir ,have a new subscriber ! Love your work , wish more people cared about the welfare of the bees like you do.
Would love to see you do a video of your Bee yard good to see your back doing videos
Jp I just started watching. But you are a true professional. Keep being awesome.
LOL You don't have to search for new colonies; they come to you.
My thought exactly!!!!
Facts
Thanks JP!
Love the videos!
I am soooooooo horrified of things that sting ... but I'm not afraid bbn of spiders or snakes ... one thing I can say is that through watching "JP the Beeman" is that in my head, I'd love to go to a hive, pick up those bees, just be all interactive ... but in reality, I'd lose my $#¡+, start flailing, and have the entire hive covering my crazy corpse ... yep, corpse ... my fear would kill me before the stings could ... I admire your presence, your videos, your love of the bees ... and I wish I wasnt both allergic and afraid! I get to enjoy these videos, though, and no matter how many I watch, I never get tired of seeing when they march! ☺️
All those happy bees.. I bet the few miles around your bee yard bloom like crazy every year.
The Bee man is cool !
Would love to see a video on the bee yard...
Thank you for the fascinating info!
I would like to take you fishing. I’ll bet you could get those fish to jump right into the boat before I even got to put my line in the water. I really appreciate the videos. Please keep making them when you are able.
JP, I love your videos so much, can we please have more videos. Any kind of videos.
Wow that was nice the bees set themselves up in your hive kind of cool . I think with your honesty about your misadventures in bee keeping is really helpful for those bee keepers just getting into bee keeping. As well you did educate us all as well . Peace JP .
Very helpful Video JP, loved the slo mo bee swam stuff and the queen zoom was great editing. Cheers for sharing
Your videos are great! Maybe add a bit more nerdy if you will, information/anatomy about bee's in your video please :) also have you thought about live streaming a hive removal? Anywho keep up the great content man #savethebees
Great one JP!
Thanks JP, I appreciate it.
JP, I just finished all of your archived videos and I was wishing for more and lo and behold look what popped up in my in-box. Keep up the great work
LOVE this video!!! Incredible editing!!! The SloMo parts are mesmirizing❣️❣️👏👍✌️
As always, your videos are as fun to watch as they are informative. That's pretty cool that the bees come to you; move in and set up shop. Great videos!
Beautiful Queen. .
I have watched a few of the vids and have finally subbed. I dont know why, but I like the way these bees are taken away and put in hives etc.
I did. And thank you
Yeap, you are the Bee Whisper, now you don't have to go to them they'll come to you. Great to see this new video hadn't seen one for a couple of weeks from you, hope business is booming for the cause of the absence.
Keep up the great work and God Bless.
Dennis Kling I have been putting up new videos every 7-10 days. If you hit that little bell it will automatically notify you when a new video has been uploaded.
Thank you so much. ✌🏻🐝
Idk why but I just came across your channel and you have completely changed the way I think about bees (in a good way)
Love the videos JP keep it up brother!
Yeah! JP keep it up man! You're so good at what you do and make bank! Keep it up and nice beard! XD!
I am sorry that I only just discovered this channel. Great content Thank You!
All the best to you and yours
love the video. the intro was great and Exit was also. that is a lucky box you have , 4 new colonies have came there on there own. take care. JP.
My grandfather who lived in Slaughter La and has passed used to keep bees... Watching your videos makes me want to get into bee keeping.
I knew a guy from Slaughter, guy named Gary.
Liked before I watched 🤜🤛
That queen was busy, that was a lot of eggs for just a couple of days.
Love what you do JP, keep up the great work and wonderful vibes.
Zen and the Art of Bee Herding
That was a great video
Nicely done Jeff!! You elaborated perfectly!! Lots of great details and excellent close up camera footage! Your videos always inspire me and keep me excited to spend time with the bees. No doubt I certainly appreciate all your effort, and all your free time that you put into creating each upload. Hope you enjoy your day! Wishing you and your bees the best of success!! Keep 'em coming brother!!
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Yes, I agree . Very well done 👍. I “bee” ever so grateful for your great videos and explanations as you go along. 👏👏👏 🙏
How could anyone click thumbs down on your videos?!?! You are amazing, your videos are amazing and I am HOOKED!!! Thank you for posting!!😁
I appreciate your kind feedback but most importantly thank you for visiting my channel. 😘✌️🐝
I enjoyed this video 😉
Hope U have the resources to setup some more home's for the bee's 🐝. It wouldn't surprise me if the bee's are capable of communicating that there's a special guy intown. The blessed beekeeper/rescuer. 👍🌄
Lovin the channel
Thanks J P
Not sure if you will see this but I have questions: 1) Ever show up to a job and approach the hive and find out its not actually honeybees but something nasty like hornets or wasps and the customer was mistaken? 2) Have you encountered any Africanized Bees? I know they are a problem where I used to live in Florida and I understand that you can’t tell the difference by appearance alone? Thanks JP for the amazing videos. I am terrified of bees and wasps but watching your videos is helping me overcome my fears.
imagin916 On occasion I have showed up & instead of them being honey bees they were yellow jackets, a few times bumble bees.
JPthebeeman thank you for answering and for doing such a huge part to save our bees and inspiring others to save them as well. Did you run like hell once you saw they were yellowjackets like I would have? I would have had a heart attack if a swarm of those things started chasing me ⚰️ We have a lot of bald faced hornets where I live, a neighbor had a huge hive on the corner of her house about 15 ft from where my other neighbors kids play. We threatened to sue her if we were stung if she didn’t remove it, her excuse was that its helping the environment like your bees do 🤦🏼♀️ It’s a miracle nobody got attacked.
Morning
I can't believe how much you know about bees!! How many eggs will the queen lay at one time or does she just continually lay eggs her whole life? Thanks for what you do JP!
A good queen can potentially lay up to 2,000 eggs a day if enough cells are available. They usually do their best work in their second year. Four years is about what you can expect out of a good queen.
@@JPthebeeman what do you mean when you say the queen is Italian looking? And as others are saying please show us your bee yard. My third request is to please explain some more about why bees swarm, maybe a little bee psychology behind the event? I have never been afraid of bees in my vegetable garden. Yellow jackets can send me on the run every time.
Probably one of the best channels I subscribe to. I let all adds play on your channel. Hope you’re having a good summer, keep up the good work!
Can you show us your beeyard sometime? Is that the place where you bring all the bees you saved?
IronFromIce Y I have been having some issues at my bee yard so most of the colonies I have been removing have been going to my buddy Schawee who keeps them in Gonzales, Louisiana about 45-50 minutes from where I live.
I hope to make a video or two soon at his yard going through hives.
In the meantime I’m trying to figure things out at my bee yard.
I do have several videos of my main bee yard on my channel page if you do a little searching.
Thank you.
JPthebeeman Yeah I saw them, Thanks for your reaction. I'm realy happy that your so kind to those bees and I love your videos. When I am older I want to be a bee caretaker as whel I don't know how thats cald in America but in my country (the Netherlands) your cald a Imker. I want to thank you for your hard work,love and amazing video's. Greets
IronFromIce Y I wish you the very best in your beekeeping endeavors my friend. Look into joining a bee club near you or try to find an experienced beekeeper near you who wouldn’t mind mentoring you. 👍🐝
JPthebeeman Thanks and goodluck to you to.
I know what you mean about the fragrance around beehives, because as a gardener I have made lots of fresh compost in the past, and as it begins to cook it gives off a lovely fragrance.
Got ticks in my yard {first time in years and 4 on me) and had to spray Black Flag so I could mow my lawn. I get the bees that live the ground - not happy if I wiped them out .
Guinea hens eat ticks & lots of them & they are cool as heck! Get you some!
My sibling and I watch your videos together. They're fantastic and I just subscribed.
Great video JP I just removed a hive from a property that I purchase, It was huge six soffit spaces worth. Took me 2 days to complete the removal it was 2 different colonies gave one to a friend and kept the bigger colony to myself but unlike your bees these were aggressive but I guess I would be too if someone came and tore my house down lol.
I love your videos! My name is Jacob Palmer lol JP
Got my first sting from my late dad's hive last week. He's had bees for the last 18 years and I've done many a hive check with him totally suitless with no problem. Dad passed away in January and last week my partner and I were standing near the hive at night talking about dad and watching a few stragglers trying to make it home. One landed on my partner and AS I AM TELLING HIM not to swat or flick them off he flings one right into my forehead and it gets me on the thinnest skin of my left temple. My whole eye socket swole up! lol!
Thank you for sharing your fond memories of your Dad & sorry you got nailed on the temple! Ouch! ✌🏻🐝
Hey buddy i love your videos could you maybe show us the bee yard please?
Thank you jp u have expired me to be come a bee keeper for next year love ur videos 🐝🐝
@terrycoficont. I sure hope he hasn't expired. Just kidding. Autocorrect will get you every time.
That's gotta be some kind of record for a bee removal job. :)
I actually removed a tiny open air colony that had a laying queen with about 25 bees one time, sic! 🤘🐝
Hey JP do you have a favorite brand of Queen catcher Love your videos have probably seen most Don't worry BEE happy
Wayne Carlson Dadant’s stainless steel ones, all I pretty much use these days, obviously last much longer than plastic ones.
How long would it take the bees to make the comb that was removed? Awesome video and explanation of the bees.
Overnight, isn’t that something? 🤘🐝
@@JPthebeeman Overnight? wow that is really impressive, I wondered how fast they build and would have never guessed it was that fast.
homie789 did you here me speak of the swarm that regurgitated all that honey?
That honey they take with them when they swarm allows them to build comb instantly! 👍🐝
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That little girl has been busy for sure. Laying eggs like it is going out of style. Cool how they know they are safe and find new homes for the hives. Have a great day
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Wonderful video as always JP, I want to start a hive so bad but my wife is terrified of bees. Makes me sad
Road to 100k here we come!
Bee utiful bees 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝😁✌️✌️
JPs bee motel. He'll keep the light on for ya☺
That smell,,,,as soon as you said that, I smelled that smell😎😎😎
oh man, I can't keep track of how many videos I've watched of you in the past day. I love your videos, keep it up.
I'm doing a Trap out and I'm wondering if there is a time frame during the absence of the Queen in the Bait hive that she would need to be be released from a Queen cage or push in cage to be reintroduced? I'm talking 2 weeks or more. Second, Would it be better to not use fishers B-Quick or honey bee gone to run the bees out? if I could use it, would it be better to leave the Cone off during the day while I'm there monitoring it and replace it when I leave the site? Thanks The Bees are in a 20ft Historical Porch Column and it can't be cut but I can drill a few small holes to add repellent. I have a bait hive 2 ft away that I have manage to get a few thousand bees in already by laying frames at the base of the cone and shaking them out of the cone when the base backs up.