As y’all are pulling out the first piece of sub floor.. the music slows down, the excitement builds, the bees are flying, the honeys dripping, and mike is doing the stanky leg getting stung with bees in his pants 😂. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, you’re great people Mr.Ed, your attitude and personality are delightful. And again, thanks for the videos!
Your kind words and faithfulness to my bee wrangling adventures is greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for watching and leaving a great comment. God's peace. Mr. Ed
Jeff, I can't believe you responded to me after completing this cutout! I've been in touch with our local bee keeping group, and am planing on taking an intro beekeeping course as soon as they have a class opening. Thank you again for your generosity with your time, my wife and I are still taking about how much our Abbey visit meant to us! I hope if you make it up to Greenville SC you will call us and let us return the hospitality. We have some great fishing here! Tell me when you want to go! God bless!
When Mr. Ed is impressed by the size of it, you KNOW it's a big hive. Do you ever feel a little guilty dismantling hives? I would feel so terrible, knowing how hard they worked to build it. I know they can build again, but gosh, they really put their all into those combs! I laughed a little when you were talking to Mike and the random bee just ran right into his face. :D
I love your videos so much. You're always so cheerful and happy and your videos are always very throughout and informative. I hope to learn to do my own beekeeping someday once i move out of the city
That is one huge hive. I just adore your joy when finding the queen. Don’t quit your day job, because bee-wrangling/keeping is definitely your joy! 75-100 pounds of honey. Awesome!
Oh, weeereeeee. The girls wanted to have lots of honey for passover and Easter. Busy girls and busy Mr. Ed. Lots of love, lots of Huggies and God's blessings from Israel. Happy easter, Mr. Ed, and be blessed for sharing.
Jeff, I feel your excitement. I just did a cutout under a mobile home that went between the floor joists under the trailer and was nine feet long. It had at least 40,000 bees. Working under a trailer isn't my idea of fun. 🤔 it took two deeps to make a home for them. I'm giving them a couple days to settle in before I look for her majesty. You make it look easy. 😎🐝🐝🐝
The bee business amazes me! But the joy you have when u find the queen always makes me so happy especially when you thank Jesus. I am here to tell u I love your videos so much. Monster beehives or swarms you always are so grateful and it shows. I am extremely allergic to bee stings...found out when I was 9 years old and had a bee sting when I was 27 and almost died...one bee sting almost killed me. You saving/wrangling them amazes me and you keep the same energy with every job you do....i love to watch what you do but i also know if i don't keep a epi pen (?) Not sure of exact name.... i would die from one sting... the doctor told me it was like a peanut allergy...serious! I know its weird I like to watch you save the very thing that would kill me but your energy is so encouraging in my life!
I am very impressed how you overcome your justifiable fear of bees and watch my bee wrangling adventures. You need to continue your precautions when you are out and about, but I certainly also hope you will continue to watch my channel. Thank you so much for that, and I look forward to hearing from you again on my next adventure. God's peace B. J. Mr. Ed
Thanks for putting you address in the description. I plan to send some pictures. I'm a new bee keeper, second year and I have caught 3 swarms on my own so far this year. So fun and rewarding. Thanks for the videos and encouragement.
Your knocking them out of the park Mr. Ed,! Another great video! Your swarm trapping is just beyond belief! Keep them coming we are enjoying them and learning new tricks!
16 swarms so far? wow. well this is the swarming season, so it's strike while the iron is hot. you have invited the whole planet into the competition! Good luck and God bless! Great video, Mr. Ed. Love the teamwork on this one, I don't know how you all would have lifted that segment out if you'd not had two men on it!
In my defense, I did show part of the removal. I have lots of other videos though that show the entire removal of the hive. I'll keep smiling as long as folks are watching. God's peace. Mr. Ed
Wow Mr. Ed, Kudos to you and Mike for that massive bee rescue, I so enjoy your videos and look forward to seeing what you get into next. God be with you my friend!
Enjoyed the video Mr. Ed. That vacuum is the trick to bee wrangling. The bee traps are interesting too. I don't understand how you get the bees to come to them. I saw the couple from NC with Their swarm.Their about an hour and half from me here in NC. Thanks again and y'all take care and God bless.
Totally enjoy your videos!!! Will be moving from SE MN to SW MO this yr. on my bucket list is to have a hive or two on our new property!! Learning a lot from you!! Thanks so much!! Keep on keepin’ on for Jesus!! Colene
Couple of questions about your bee vac. Do you use a standard size shop vac hose? Any issues using the corrugated hose? Do you have a way to regulate the amount of suction? I built one and am using pool vacuum hose which is 1 1/4 ID. Have used it twice and on both occasions have had significant number of dead bees. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Now that was a very large hive. I know one day, you can find one even bigger than this, but it was still impressive considering the queen was found fast. Now it's a race between you and the Dirt Rooster for the largest hive cutout of the year.
WOW!!! Amazing!!! I wonder how long it took for that swarm to grow to that size. They had most certainly been there for quite a while. Fantastic wrangling guys!!
Awesome video Mr. Ed. Just wondering, what do you do with the comb you pull out of the swarms you remove? I know you put some of the comb in the box to move them off the Bee Vac, but what happens to the other brood, pollen, and honey combs? Keep making videos.
Any comb that is not used in setting the bees up is melted down. Of course, I have several videos on this process as well if you are interested in viewing them. Just in case you are, here's a link to just one of them. Thanks for watching. God's peace Will. Mr. Ed ua-cam.com/video/qAV-f5y63tU/v-deo.html
Mr. Ed, do you notice less aches and pains after several bee stings? I know people who use bee sting to treat their MS. The bees provide so much for us humans. Thank you for what you do, and so joyfully, too!
_"So, grab your favorite morning beverage, and get ready to see what a monster hive looks like on this beautiful morning. God's peace to all."_ Mr. Ed Well, I'm actually catching this video last thing at night, with a cup of just-before-bed-chamomile tea...but, yep, that was definitely a monster hive! That home must have been vacant for a while, because I just can't imagine nobody hearing all the buzzing coming from the floor 😃🐝
God bless you for what you do, Brother Ed. I'd be "noping" out of there. I know we need them for pollination, I love honey, so you do the wrangling, I'll enjoy the honey. Win - Win. Question for you though...I know to call a relocator for honey bees, but what does one do about yellow jackets, wasps & hornets?
Jeff, thanks for taking us all along on another wrangling adventure. Would you please explain.....especially for the sake of folks like me that are just starting, what takes place after you get the bees back home......how is the comb, honey and brood utilized in the new hive.....how many deeps do 40,000 bees require?!! Do you return much of the honey back to the bees....or do they just start making more? So interesting, so many questions. God is so gracious and Christ Jesus our Redeemer blesses in a mighty way. Oh yeah....those pretty ladies much better looking than the Dirt Rooster hehe!
Wow....thats alot of bees! Could the residents hear the bees? It amazes me the survival skills they have. Absolutely ❤ your videos! Do you name your queens? Have a blessed week Mr. Ed!
Jeff,I have bees in a metal water tank.Have you got any suggestions how to get them out?It has a 1 inch hole at each end and it is standing on it's end.I watch your UA-cam all the time.
With only a 1 inch hole to work with, I'd say the possibility of removing those bees is about zero. Im sorry I could not give you better news, but unless you are able to get to the comb, it's pretty much a "no shot" situation. That being said, if you wanted to move the tank and the bees to a different spot, and possibly catch swarms off of them in the spring, that's a real possibility. Thanks for taking all the time to watch my wrangling adventures. God's peace Floyd. Mr. Ed
Your videos are like little youtube rays of sunshine about bees. Your moniker given to you of "Bob Ross of Bees" is a well deserved one. Keep on doing these 100% pure videos 💖 How are these girls settling in?
I look forward to every Friday and a new video post. That must have been very heavy. I hope to one day have my own bees. Keep up the great work and God bless.
I know this video is from a couple years ago at this point, but I really would have liked to see you actually removing the comb, instead of just a before and after. Watching the comb removal is my favorite part, so it is disappointing that you didn't show it. I do appreciate the time and effort that you put into making, editing, and posting these videos though, so I still gave you a 👍
Trust me, I have lots and lots of videos showing the removal of the comb from the hive. Keep on watching, and thanks for the thumbs up. God's peace MD. Mr. Ed
@@JeffHorchoff I have watched quite a few of your videos, and I do like the ones that show more of the comb removal, and the framing of the comb. I also like the ones that show the processing of the honey, and the wax.
I really don't know what temperature works best for bees, but I know in the summer time, 95 degrees is pretty common. Thanks for watching, God's peace. Mr. Ed
How do you transfer the bees form the vacuum box to the cage? Thanks for posting! I want to (and will) get started razing bees, but there is so much to learn! Also I will be doing it in an area that is over 2hrs walk from my motorcycle and then I have to drive to a town with very limited supplies. (I need to get my ducks in a row before I start. I need to learn sooooo much!!!) All the details you can give in your videos will be MUCH appreciated.
Love watching your cutouts. I am doing one in a couple of weeks from the floor of a bar. What size rubberbands do you use to tie in the comb to the frames?
Wow. Great job! With the prediction at the beginning about catching the queen, you should try your luck picking the lottery numbers. Just kidding. Thank you for showing us this.
I love your videos. What do you do with the bees after that? How do you separate them into the hive? How many hives did you make with this bunch of bees?
This hive was so big, a long hive would have been to small. The great new is that these bees continue to thrive and Mike pulled over 4 gallons of honey from them since they have been transferred. Thanks for watching. God's peace. Mr. Ed
Sorry to hear about your long winter, I do feel sorry for folks that have to endure the cold for months on end. Thank you so much for being so faithful in following my bee adventures. Stay warm. God's peace. Mr. Ed
You cannot see the wax for the bees. Look at that honey oozing out onto the floor. Good eating for your bees at the Abbee. The Lord has blessed you with many little honey makers. God bless the work of you hands.
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As y’all are pulling out the first piece of sub floor.. the music slows down, the excitement builds, the bees are flying, the honeys dripping, and mike is doing the stanky leg getting stung with bees in his pants 😂. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, you’re great people Mr.Ed, your attitude and personality are delightful. And again, thanks for the videos!
Your kind words and faithfulness to my bee wrangling adventures is greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for watching and leaving a great comment. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
Jeff, I can't believe you responded to me after completing this cutout! I've been in touch with our local bee keeping group, and am planing on taking an intro beekeeping course as soon as they have a class opening. Thank you again for your generosity with your time, my wife and I are still taking about how much our Abbey visit meant to us! I hope if you make it up to Greenville SC you will call us and let us return the hospitality. We have some great fishing here! Tell me when you want to go! God bless!
When Mr. Ed is impressed by the size of it, you KNOW it's a big hive.
Do you ever feel a little guilty dismantling hives? I would feel so terrible, knowing how hard they worked to build it. I know they can build again, but gosh, they really put their all into those combs!
I laughed a little when you were talking to Mike and the random bee just ran right into his face. :D
Your attitude and joy at doing what you love keeps me coming back (even though I itch horribly).
I love your videos so much. You're always so cheerful and happy and your videos are always very throughout and informative. I hope to learn to do my own beekeeping someday once i move out of the city
Gingerscantbepirates just because you don’t believe in something, does not mean you should criticise it.
@Gingerscantbepirates oh so nihilism makes you a smart cookie that just knows everything eh?
@ThexMongoloidxFreak Uuuummm, while Catholics are different from other denominations in many ways, us Catholics are Christians...
@Gingerscantbepirates Jesus still loves you despite your lack of faith. Know that I will pray for you.
That is one huge hive. I just adore your joy when finding the queen. Don’t quit your day job, because bee-wrangling/keeping is definitely your joy! 75-100 pounds of honey. Awesome!
I love that you give the Lord credit where credit is due.... in everything
It's the least I can do for all he gives to me. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
WOW that thing was enormous that queen knows her job, you have some mighty genetics there Jeff
Unbelievable how quickly you found Her Highness 👑 in that mammoth hive. WooHoo!
Love the shirt sir! God is good.... ALL THE TIME!
Oh, weeereeeee. The girls wanted to have lots of honey for passover and Easter. Busy girls and busy Mr. Ed. Lots of love, lots of Huggies and God's blessings from Israel. Happy easter, Mr. Ed, and be blessed for sharing.
First thing out of my mouth was "Holy cow!!!" as you cut that first floor board!! Great job guys!
Jeff, I feel your excitement. I just did a cutout under a mobile home that went between the floor joists under the trailer and was nine feet long. It had at least 40,000 bees.
Working under a trailer isn't my idea of fun. 🤔 it took two deeps to make a home for them.
I'm giving them a couple days to settle in before I look for her majesty.
You make it look easy. 😎🐝🐝🐝
SIXTEEN?!!! Geez, you're rollin' in bees out there! Love seeing other people's swarms too. Way to go everybody!
The bee business amazes me! But the joy you have when u find the queen always makes me so happy especially when you thank Jesus. I am here to tell u I love your videos so much. Monster beehives or swarms you always are so grateful and it shows. I am extremely allergic to bee stings...found out when I was 9 years old and had a bee sting when I was 27 and almost died...one bee sting almost killed me. You saving/wrangling them amazes me and you keep the same energy with every job you do....i love to watch what you do but i also know if i don't keep a epi pen (?) Not sure of exact name.... i would die from one sting... the doctor told me it was like a peanut allergy...serious! I know its weird I like to watch you save the very thing that would kill me but your energy is so encouraging in my life!
I am very impressed how you overcome your justifiable fear of bees and watch my bee wrangling adventures. You need to continue your precautions when you are out and about, but I certainly also hope you will continue to watch my channel. Thank you so much for that, and I look forward to hearing from you again on my next adventure. God's peace B. J.
Mr. Ed
@@JeffHorchoff I will always watch your videos. To hear you say Thank You Jesus....makes my day. I binge watch your videos just to hear that!
Way to go Mr. Ed!! That one was an impressive colony. Hopefully these bees will make you some sweet Abbey Honey
I’m glad you didn’t hurt your back lifting that one. It was honey loaded big time.
Thanks for putting you address in the description. I plan to send some pictures. I'm a new bee keeper, second year and I have caught 3 swarms on my own so far this year. So fun and rewarding. Thanks for the videos and encouragement.
Your knocking them out of the park Mr. Ed,! Another great video! Your swarm trapping is just beyond belief! Keep them coming we are enjoying them and learning new tricks!
16 swarms so far? wow. well this is the swarming season, so it's strike while the iron is hot. you have invited the whole planet into the competition! Good luck and God bless!
Great video, Mr. Ed. Love the teamwork on this one, I don't know how you all would have lifted that segment out if you'd not had two men on it!
Hello Mr. Ed. The size of that first part of the hive when you and Mike lifted it! Hats off to you. Thank you very much for sharing and God bless.
Hey Mr. Ed!! Dang! That was a big job!! Doing what you do so well!! Have a good week My Friend.
Wow! Mr. Ed you have way to much fun.
I was excited to see you had a gigantic hive but really bummed you didn't show any of the removal. I hope to see more in the future. Keep smiling! :)
In my defense, I did show part of the removal. I have lots of other videos though that show the entire removal of the hive. I'll keep smiling as long as folks are watching. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
Thank you Jeff for everything you do. Great video. Been trying to watch more of them.
Your going to need to start taking 4 handles with you if this is any indication of what is in store for you this year! Love your videos!
Wow Mr. Ed, Kudos to you and Mike for that massive bee rescue, I so enjoy your videos and look forward to seeing what you get into next. God be with you my friend!
What a surprise! I can't believe you found the Queen in that massive hive!
Enjoyed the video Mr. Ed. That vacuum is the trick to bee wrangling. The bee traps are interesting too. I don't understand how you get the bees to come to them. I saw the couple from NC with Their swarm.Their about an hour and half from me here in NC. Thanks again and y'all take care and God bless.
Love your videos, Jeff! Your sweet smile and pleasant, upbeat attitude keeps me tuned in. Another great job. God Bless. Love from Philly!! ❤🐝🐝❤
Congratulations, Jeff (Mr. Ed)! Holy cow, that one is a doozy all right! So happy for you! Sending hugs and high fives! Good job! :-)
That thing was massive, you need a couple vacs for that thing 😜 nice run of swarm photos.....even one of Randy....I got one in a swarm trap so far.
Great video, Jeff. I haven't seen a hive that large in quite a few years. Hope you have a great week. God bless and keep up the good work
You should open a patreon for new equipment. Great job saving the bees.
^ This is a great idea.
Yes!!! Cut outs are my favorite!!!!! 🐝🐝🐝
Totally enjoy your videos!!! Will be moving from SE MN to SW MO this yr. on my bucket list is to have a hive or two on our new property!! Learning a lot from you!! Thanks so much!! Keep on keepin’ on for Jesus!!
Colene
Great catch, Mr.Ed very good video. Thank you and your team.
Couple of questions about your bee vac. Do you use a standard size shop vac hose? Any issues using the corrugated hose? Do you have a way to regulate the amount of suction? I built one and am using pool vacuum hose which is 1 1/4 ID. Have used it twice and on both occasions have had significant number of dead bees. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Now that was a very large hive. I know one day, you can find one even bigger than this, but it was still impressive considering the queen was found fast. Now it's a race between you and the Dirt Rooster for the largest hive cutout of the year.
WOW!!! Amazing!!! I wonder how long it took for that swarm to grow to that size. They had most certainly been there for quite a while. Fantastic wrangling guys!!
Another great video Mr Lucky, thanks for showing, god bless you and all of the bees.
If it were anyone else, I would be surprised. You I wouldn't expect no less. Awesome
Beautiful! What a gorgeous monster of a hive!!! Great job friend!
how heavy was that first load you pulled out of the floor? at 2:30
Awesome video Mr. Ed. Just wondering, what do you do with the comb you pull out of the swarms you remove? I know you put some of the comb in the box to move them off the Bee Vac, but what happens to the other brood, pollen, and honey combs? Keep making videos.
Any comb that is not used in setting the bees up is melted down. Of course, I have several videos on this process as well if you are interested in viewing them. Just in case you are, here's a link to just one of them. Thanks for watching. God's peace Will. Mr. Ed
ua-cam.com/video/qAV-f5y63tU/v-deo.html
Oh my! That was a crazy large hive. Were people living in the house? And if so how did they discover there were bees 🐝? God bless Mr. Ed.
Cheryl Jackson the noise
Mr. Ed, do you notice less aches and pains after several bee stings? I know people who use bee sting to treat their MS. The bees provide so much for us humans. Thank you for what you do, and so joyfully, too!
_"So, grab your favorite morning beverage, and get ready to see what a monster hive looks like on this beautiful morning. God's peace to all."_
Mr. Ed
Well, I'm actually catching this video last thing at night, with a cup of just-before-bed-chamomile tea...but, yep, that was definitely a monster hive! That home must have been vacant for a while, because I just can't imagine nobody hearing all the buzzing coming from the floor 😃🐝
God bless you for what you do, Brother Ed. I'd be "noping" out of there. I know we need them for pollination, I love honey, so you do the wrangling, I'll enjoy the honey. Win - Win.
Question for you though...I know to call a relocator for honey bees, but what does one do about yellow jackets, wasps & hornets?
Brilliant job Mr Ed! Love Fridays and your uploads. Gods peace and blessings ❤️
Jeff, thanks for taking us all along on another wrangling adventure. Would you please explain.....especially for the sake of folks like me that are just starting, what takes place after you get the bees back home......how is the comb, honey and brood utilized in the new hive.....how many deeps do 40,000 bees require?!! Do you return much of the honey back to the bees....or do they just start making more? So interesting, so many questions. God is so gracious and Christ Jesus our Redeemer blesses in a mighty way. Oh yeah....those pretty ladies much better looking than the Dirt Rooster
hehe!
Wow....thats alot of bees! Could the residents hear the bees? It amazes me the survival skills they have. Absolutely ❤ your videos! Do you name your queens? Have a blessed week Mr. Ed!
Love your t-shirt! 'Never thirst again.' Amen!
I'm so glad you are back 😊 I enjoy your videos so much!
Jeff,I have bees in a metal water tank.Have you got any suggestions how to get them out?It has a 1 inch hole at each end and it is standing on it's end.I watch your UA-cam all the time.
With only a 1 inch hole to work with, I'd say the possibility of removing those bees is about zero. Im sorry I could not give you better news, but unless you are able to get to the comb, it's pretty much a "no shot" situation. That being said, if you wanted to move the tank and the bees to a different spot, and possibly catch swarms off of them in the spring, that's a real possibility. Thanks for taking all the time to watch my wrangling adventures. God's peace Floyd.
Mr. Ed
Your videos are like little youtube rays of sunshine about bees. Your moniker given to you of "Bob Ross of Bees" is a well deserved one. Keep on doing these 100% pure videos 💖 How are these girls settling in?
that was a monster hive!
You always busy like bees🐝 God bless you. 🕇
No intro needed you doing such good work
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Oh wow the FLIR trick is so cool and smart!
I found one of your videos on Snapchat and Ive just watched most of your videos. Love it keep it up 👍
Their honey comb designs are so beautiful
I always say it's a living work of art, beautiful. Thanks for watching. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
New sub to the channel. Love watching cutouts. That vacuum you built is awesome. Take care.
Whoo Mr Ed! I thought you were going to need the XXL double deep Dirt Rooster Bee Vac to finish that job.
This is a great one! Thanks for filming it!
I look forward to every Friday and a new video post. That must have been very heavy. I hope to one day have my own bees. Keep up the great work and God bless.
WOW!!! That's the way to bring in the new bee year.
Wow that was a big one! Good job Mr. Ed.
I know this video is from a couple years ago at this point, but I really would have liked to see you actually removing the comb, instead of just a before and after. Watching the comb removal is my favorite part, so it is disappointing that you didn't show it. I do appreciate the time and effort that you put into making, editing, and posting these videos though, so I still gave you a 👍
Trust me, I have lots and lots of videos showing the removal of the comb from the hive. Keep on watching, and thanks for the thumbs up. God's peace MD.
Mr. Ed
@@JeffHorchoff I have watched quite a few of your videos, and I do like the ones that show more of the comb removal, and the framing of the comb. I also like the ones that show the processing of the honey, and the wax.
So do the bees prefer 73-75°F in their hive or do they prefer is hotter or colder than this?
I really don't know what temperature works best for bees, but I know in the summer time, 95 degrees is pretty common. Thanks for watching, God's peace.
Mr. Ed
Good deal I enjoy your videos I pick up my bees next week thanks for sharing
How do you transfer the bees form the vacuum box to the cage? Thanks for posting! I want to (and will) get started razing bees, but there is so much to learn! Also I will be doing it in an area that is over 2hrs walk from my motorcycle and then I have to drive to a town with very limited supplies. (I need to get my ducks in a row before I start. I need to learn sooooo much!!!) All the details you can give in your videos will be MUCH appreciated.
Great video Jeff that sure was a big swarm I sure do like your videos keep up the good work and GODS blessings to you.
Wow that was a lot in there. Have a great weekend and stay safe God Bless .
Love watching your cutouts. I am doing one in a couple of weeks from the floor of a bar. What size rubberbands do you use to tie in the comb to the frames?
Hi, do you split a huge hive immediately or try to keep them together for awhile, after you get them back to your bee yard?
Wow. Great job! With the prediction at the beginning about catching the queen, you should try your luck picking the lottery numbers. Just kidding. Thank you for showing us this.
I love your videos. What do you do with the bees after that? How do you separate them into the hive? How many hives did you make with this bunch of bees?
What is the machine you used to show the heat inside the floor, Thanks and great job
It's great that you found the queen. To bad you didnt have a long hive to just drop that cut out into.
This hive was so big, a long hive would have been to small. The great new is that these bees continue to thrive and Mike pulled over 4 gallons of honey from them since they have been transferred. Thanks for watching. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
How many bee boxes did u hafta use with that hive ... had to be at least to with that many bee’s
yes good Mr. ED I have seen your monster hive I dread a dead hive that size
The bigger they are......well you know how it goes. God's peace Pete.
Mr. Ed
When do we see the tour of the abbey grounds etc ????
Happy Friday folks!
Happy Friday Mr Ed here!
Full very full.a nice queen.bravo Mr ed.👍
Jeff I have a question,with the vacuum do you happen to kill some bees or the suction is not strong enough to kill them, I am curious about it
Great video! Dirt Rooster has gotta bee jealous!
Wow! That was a huge hive. God bless. Thanks for sharing.
God is good, love your style. God bless you and yours. One day the dirt rooster will show you some tricks🤗
Hi Ed, its been a long winter. How yall doing out there? Greetings from a follower in the Netherlands
Sorry to hear about your long winter, I do feel sorry for folks that have to endure the cold for months on end. Thank you so much for being so faithful in following my bee adventures. Stay warm. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
Incredible!! May God Bless and Keep you Wrangling.
Oh my goodness!! That was a huge hive!!
so amazing to see nature working!, curious tho what kind of vac r u using for bee sucking?
Jeff, have you ever encountered Africanised colonies when out wrangling?
I want to know this too
I think you can see one on the screen at 9:50
Huge hive while it's still cool. Great job. Are we going to double the honey harvest this year?
Could you hear the bees when you went into the room? Looks like it took the bees awhile to grow that big. See you next week if you're at the abbey.
Hi mate. Hi from Cyprus
I would like to ask you if all these bees are coming fro one queen? Thanks.
Wow that’s so huge, how long would it take them to make all that?
You cannot see the wax for the bees. Look at that honey oozing out onto the floor. Good eating for your bees at the Abbee. The Lord has blessed you with many little honey makers. God bless the work of you hands.
yes, the mean bees they are the smile Mr. Ed bees you get crank too if you have the MR. ED smiling at you all the time lol
Thank goodness the bees took kindly to us after we opened the hive, but before, no way. God's peace Jennifer.
Mr. Ed