Bees Of The Future Found In Louisiana
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For this removal I was assisting my friend Bernard Ory with a bee hive removal at an apartment complex in south east Louisiana. The bees were very calm and very healthy. They had built a small but impressive looking hive in the shape of the Flux Capacitor from the movie Back To The Future. We were able to locate the queen bee and Bernard caught and caged her for the ride home. The queen was reintroduced to her colony when we dumped the bees out of Bernard's home made bee vac into the hive body where we had the brood framed up and waiting. We hung the queen clip with the queen in it between some framed combs. There was plenty of brood and honey comb so that they weren't having to start from scratch. They were going to have some cleanup work to do though.
The tenant in the unit we were working on came out a couple of times to try and get some pictures and video. She was too scared to get close enough to get anything good but we did bless her with some honey which she absolutely loved. She freaked out one time but unfortunately I wasn't recording.
I didn't record when we emptied the bee vac into the hive at Bernard's house but I had some otherwise useless video from a swarm catch last year that would simulate a similar introduction to what we did here so that is what I used at the end where the bees are walking out of that bucket. That was a swarm catch that I did not record other than photos for instagram and the emptying of the bucket I caught them in.
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So much fun!
Thanks for calling me in on this one. Wish we could have gotten that girl on video when she had her little freak out.
@@628DirtRooster just found out that you're JP's brother! I love both channels and today you've gained a new sub! 4/20/20. Stay safe from #Covid-19 and have a great day! 😃
If Mr. Ed would've been there too you'd had a bona fide insane asylum!
Do you have a channel Bernard ?
What's in the bucket under the blue 🚜
It is a good sign when someone leaves a job in better shape than they found it.
Boy Its nice to see the youtube algorithm finally shuffled the dirt rooster channel back up to the top of my subscriptions page
It sure helps the channel grow.
the beekeeper lifestyle ain't complete without a nice sunrise
It’s good to see a skilled person in any field teaching the little tricks and fine points to a beginner. Explaining why makes the lesson take root.
As a “normal” and healthy 72 yr. old man, I’m not going to tell you what that going some place and forgetting why is the beginning of. It’s perfectly normal and you’ll learn to fake it. Just pick something up on those little trips and smile at everybody. Half of them are faking it too.
I started to worry about it but after some reflection I’ve been doing it for over 30 years.
LOL Great tip!
I was going to say something in regards to your comment, but by the time I clicked on 'reply' I forgot what it was I wanted to say...
I have to be honest. I really do forget what I was doing more often than I would like to admit, but it's been that way all of my life :)
It is awesome that you are teaching someone new because the world needs lots more beekeepers.
I especially liked the b-roll at the end of the bees cleaning up the cone. I could watch that for hours with good music accompaniment.
Awesome, thank you!
small bits of advice like looking for the queen on the hive first and then checking the comb in hand really shows you are an expert and a great teacher too. every video you produce is quality content, you've never disappointed me.
the time laps of the bees cleaning up the feeder comb and the music playing is really cool
I had to comment on this one on how far the vac has truly come!!!! Love from the South Philly city girl -ash
Great job removing the Flux Capacitor, Bernard 👍 Gentle bees, except maybe that one...
Nice of Dirt Rooster to share his wealth of knowledge. 💕😊
Breathtaking Sunrise!
I'm just amazed at how long the bees stay in that subdued mode after being exposed to the smoke, so much so that you can pick them up and not get stung. Even the queen didn't fuss when snatched up & put in the clip!
Great video Rooster 🐓 as always my brother. Be safe out there and GOD BLESS you and your family Amen 🙏
The Flux Capacitor!!!!! Hahahahaha!! Just showed all those movies to our kids for the first time. Good times boys! Stay well!!!
That's an awesome time lapse my friend!...
I've watched pretty much every one of your videos this past 2 years and I love how much teaching you still offer! I look forward to the day I move out of my flat in the UK and get a house with a garden, join a club and get my first hive! Equipped with yours, Mr Ed's and JP's wisdom!
You'll be starting out light years ahead of where I did.
"In the swamps, where he lives." LMAO - really enjoy the sometimes very subtle back and forth between you guys. Great stuff!!!
I could write a diss song about Mr. Ed. LOL
Cracking up at the flux capassitor reference!! I saw it as soon as you said that!! Great catching the queen and teaching others! God bless!
Glad I stayed till the end. That timelapse was a treat!
After seeing how you spotted the queen on this one standing 6 feet away and how you spotted the queen on the removal with JP and Schawee from 6 feet away, I'm thinking that's your nitch. Who needs to find the queen when she's on a piece of comb in your hand if you can spot her 6 feet away. I've almost forgotten what a cut out is it's been so long since I've done one, great to see you'r still wrangling. God's peace brother.
Yeah jeff me thinks the glasses he gets will have lenses like the bottoms of old coke bottles lol
I practice by reading the dates on pennies in the fountain at the mall. Security keeps stopping to see if I'm catatonic.
Sweet intro and a nice cutout to follow. Good teacher. I was afraid he was going to get nailed on the finger and drop that first one. lol Those were some calm bees. I liked that time lapse at the end. Very cool. Thanks for the video.
Bernard did a fabulous job. I was just telling Tommy today how surprised I was that he wasn't jumpy like most people get when they're new to beekeeping. I bet he used to be a fighter.
Love the sunrise and music. Unique hive shape!!
That was a beautiful hive DirtRooster and the two of you did a grand job. Thank you very much for sharing and see you soon.
The time lapse at the end was great too. Watching them clean up!
Another great 628dirtrooster video to make this craziness bearable. I am so glad to see you are doing what you do. I have been tinkering in my shed to build my own bee vac all that's left is mounting the flux capacitor. Thanks for all you do have a blessed day!
Good on ya Randy for teaching the young.
Was watching your new video, laid the phone down and this one started playing. I'd watched it earlier but was caught by the beauty of your coastal sunrise. Hard to describe how much I miss that!! Used to work shut downs down that way .... Beautiful !!!
Worked a tear down and rebuild in Theodore .... stayed on Dauphin island
Most beautiful drive to work ever!!
So I am wanting to learn to do cut outs and this is the second video in two days that has provided me good useful tips. Thanks to the Dirt Rooster and Bernard. Speaking of the Rooster, I see his has located a new helper to do the work! Way to go my friend. Mr. Ed will be envious! You all stay safe and well. Stu
My family seems to think I'm crazy when I start yelling "Waahoo the Dirt Rooster has a new video up!!!" Hey, you've got to know where to find your joy!
Priority ONE!
Funny
@@628DirtRooster But true!
Sweet it's good to see you posting again
The music is baaaack! Woo hoo!
I love that comb configuration. Bees are cool. Have a fantastic week Randy.
Hey Rooster, great video! Loved that while you were teaching, the rest of us got some tips that are so natural to you - you would never think to mention them. You just do it. Like how to get your fingers in far enough to grab comb and get it out, without overly upsetting bees, or getting stung. Usually, at least! This video was just a great how to - with an example of someone's attempt before that totally failed. Stay safe!
PS
Loved your music choice and when you used it - you'd make a great DJ!
DJ Funky Chicken?
@@628DirtRooster
Oh please! YES!! LOL
Another good video. I just wanted to say thanks for all the videos on your channel. This is my first year beekeeping after 2 yrs of contemplating. I got my first box of bees about a month ago that I removed from an old FEMA trailer and my first swarm catch today in a bait box that had been out for less than 48 hrs. Thanks again, bro.
Good video!!! When you teach others the techniques needed to do a removal, you answer a lot of questions that come up during your removals. Something simple as how to grab the comb and how to vaccume. Thank you for posting!
Great video. I really liked your ingenuity and the way you share your hard earned knowledge.
Thank you for the videos. You and Mr. Ed have inspired me to be a beekeeper someday. Keep them coming, especially now that we are all trapped in our houses due to the pandemic.
I knew I knew that shape! Familiar but couldn't place it. You nailed it with the Flux Capacitor!
Thanks for another great vid!
Randy, Thanks for the training. Re-watched this one today. Going to do my 1st cut-out this afternoon. Thanks to you, Mr. Ed, JP and Yappy, I am confident I can do this.
Good luck Dennis
Didn’t know that bees would clean up old comb that well. Amazing! And watching you is so much fun wish you done more videos
Is that what was going on in the last white bucket? Are they eating it or just transferring it?
Thank you for putting back the property the way you found it or close to instead of saying let the client repair it. You are a treasure to any client that hire you. You are a bless worth every penny they have to pay and more.
I love how you make sure to teach.
Thank you so much for saying, “If they take it, AND YOU WANT TO BUILD THEM UP”. I don’t have to have everything on the buffet at Golden Corral, but if it’s out, I’ll eat it. If I want to bulk up for winter, then I’ll go everyday in the fall. See what I’m saying?
Very true, and now you’re making me hungry.
Mmm golden corral dinner rolls.
I did not think I would see another cut out for a while, due to covid. Thank you very much brother/the rooster. hope all is well with you. be safe and PEACE.
I'm "essential" bro haha
It is great to see you help someone learn
Thank you Randy 👍🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yes sir!
Great teachin lil'teacher!
Nice wrap up job too.
I wish I could have bees here in Idaho.
Thanks for sharing these tips with us
Always a pleasure to watch👍✌
Red skies at night?
Sailors delight!
Red skies in morn...
Sailors be warned!
I don't live near water. But for some reason the saying has stuck with me. lol
Your opening sunrise shot brought that on.👍
That was the most beautiful round looking nest!
He's a fast learner, good work new guy!
Dirt rooster school. Now when the comb comes out be looking for the queen. Everything the rooster does is for a reason. SO PAY ATTENTION if you ever go for a call with him
Watching the time lapse at the end I was glad the one stuck to the side by its wing got free
I admire how you always repair before you leave . I am hoping to start a hive next spring here in Southern Indiana. I live next to a state forest and my neighbors have tried but their bees swarmed away not sure what they did wrong if anything but trying to learn as much as possible before I start my hive. Thanks you for your video.
Beautiful beach. I'm from Pensacola, born and raised. Nothing like our beaches here.
Flux Copassiter 😂😂
Music and bees,so sweet ❤
Very informative video. Thank-you!
Ok Randy setting over here in Texas, watchin you guys doing yer thang. Been watchin for 2 years now. Thanks for all you do. 😎
Thanks Piledriver.
Another neat, professional job. You just keep improving.
Keep up the Good work, I enjoy your videos as well as the rest of the deep south bee gents(JP,Mr.Ed,Shawee,now Mr.B) new to keeping caught 2 swarms this past 2 weeks. so now Its really a hobby (to bee keep not collect gear) and a way of life.
Thanks Randy.
That guy wants to learn. He’s lucky to have the dirt rooster 🐔 there to teach him properly.
Another great video, very laid back, but still instructing on how to handle bees! Stay healthy down there.
Y'all do the same
Very nice time lapse!
You and Bernard make a good team but you can almost be a team all by your own sweet self! GOOD job and you use what you have because it';s hard to use if it ain't there. And that was WILD how the activity ramped up in that bucket being cleaned up! And I kile Ford tractors too! GBWYall Pal! Hi to Pop and Tommy 2!
Keep up the good work brother
If I ever have a hive issue in California I'm totally looking you up... only because I trust you after all these videos...feels like family talking. Stay safe
Heck yeah, I'm due another road trip out there.
@@628DirtRooster I wish we had a hive on our property...... I'd like to save a local cone and start some honey up so we can stay free from these seasonal allergies
Great video yall.
Just subscribed to your channel! Great content and I could listen to you talk all day!! My family all lives in GA, TN, NC and TX. I got stuck up in MD. Oh well....love your channel!!
Great video.
Really good stuff. Thanks for all the great information. I definitely learn a lot about bees from watching your channel.
Glad to help
For months I've watched and learned how a REAL business man does Quality work.If you leave the job half done I hope the customer paid half price.
That time lapse clip was incredible.
Love this channel!
Thank you Marshall!
My son and I are waiting on better weather to do a cut out I found by accident at our home, should be exciting since this will be our first time doing a cut out.
That is some interesting comb organization.
During the "stay at home", the bees have been watching the Back to the Future movies.
HA!!
Nice to see some greenage around...here in Minnesota still kinda brown but the trees are starting to bud out but no flowers to speak of yet
wow you guys are in my neck of the woods. I live in Pearl River La. Its great to see some local beekeeper doing their thing. I used to keep bees for over 20 years had to sell out 6 years or so ago but am about to get set up again. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos.
Awesome Tom! Thanks for watching. I've got nucs if you're in the market.
@@628DirtRooster Yep I am in the market. I just got my foundation this evening and will be installing it in the frames tomorrow. Ill be in touch about the nucs soon.
@@tb4876 Sounds good.
Interesting watching the process of removal. Ain't no way I'd be able to grab that with my bare hands🐝! Lol
Great job guys tfs
Hey maybe they big fans of back to the future! Watch it through the windows haha nice work as always
I thought the Vee shaped cone was for Spock hand signal ! lol thanks I in joyed
Cool outro, enjoyed this video, thanks
Thanks for the visit
Great removal! So I hear Bernard is going to be Mr. Ed’s new assistant bee wrangler😜! Randy if you had just a little more experience you could have got the job, oh well maybe next time! You two crack me up, nothing like good friends! Thanks for the great video!
Once again I've come in second. :(
what a perfect "learner" cutout! ideal.
Perfect hive !
Love the pink extension cord. Lol i have a purple 100ft cord. Never have to worry about someone trying to steal it.
Louisiana in the summertime, joy oh joy,90 degrees,100 plus humidity,not a typo!
bees! waiting on emails, watching bee videos. just like a normal day in the office lol
A regular Monday :)
@@628DirtRooster Sho' 'nuff!
nice , i liked the timelapse of them robbing the bucket of scraps
Ye those bees watch TV at night before bed time to build there comb in that design. That was a good one
Haha! Yup if it's going up it's not sweat!!! :0
I've had bees live all summer where I moved a hive from. Just looking around till winter frost.
Another good one
Thanks again Pople
Lol, I thought we just tear it up and leave. Flux capacitor, hee hee! MacFry! You are terminated! I honestly wouldn't have seen the dark queen. Flood line, so true.
"Dark Queen" sounds like a movie title.
The brother-in-law price...HAHAHA 🤣
Glad to see you're doing well! I'm curious about that one hive up on what look like railroad ties. Usually those ties are treated with creosote, which is also an insecticide. Reading up, there's a lively debate as to whether it's healthy for the bees to have their hive right on top of them... could that be having a negative effect on that hive?
Only a true geek at heart would recognise the Flux Capacitor pattern. lol And yes, that was meant as a compliment.