Queen Introduction with Push-In Cage, Part 1

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  • @I8l
    @I8l 2 роки тому +1

    yes interesting. Ive swapped queens from healthy hives before. They are accepted every time. Also once I leaned a frame with the queen on it on another hive. Looked back at the frame a few minutes later and she was gone. I opened up the hive the frame was leaning on and she was running around the foreign hive looking in cells so she could lay, never being bothered by the hive.

  • @CluelessHomesteaders
    @CluelessHomesteaders 5 років тому +1

    Interesting, never seen that type of cage before!

    • @decaturridgebees8761
      @decaturridgebees8761  5 років тому +1

      Easy to make and I got the concept from Michael Palmer. It’s his preferred method

  • @danschneider9219
    @danschneider9219 5 років тому +2

    If she was laying when you put her in there they will love her like their own.

    • @decaturridgebees8761
      @decaturridgebees8761  5 років тому

      She was laying

    • @KevinsNorthernExposure
      @KevinsNorthernExposure 5 років тому +1

      correct...don't even need the push in cage if she was a laying queen.

    • @decaturridgebees8761
      @decaturridgebees8761  5 років тому

      Kevin McMahon by laying, i assume you mean just laying. Like, hasn’t been shipped across the country for 3 days right?

    • @KevinsNorthernExposure
      @KevinsNorthernExposure 5 років тому +1

      @@decaturridgebees8761 correct....a queen will shrink down in a day in a cage and become a non-laying mated queen.......but you can pull a laying queen out of a hive and immediately run her into a queenless hive and they will accept her 99% of the time. A non-laying queen needs the introduction time or they will ball her up immediately....virgins can be released into a queenless hive and you will generally get good acceptance as well

    • @decaturridgebees8761
      @decaturridgebees8761  5 років тому

      Kevin McMahon cool deal