MR Ed I cannot agree more. You are the most cheerful person ever. Thank you for making these video clips. I've leaning so much from you and the dirt rooster🤣😂. My god keep blessing you, So we are able to "keep on watching". Rob least , South Africa.
A great product that works. Tony has made a useful tool for a lot of bee wranglers. Glad you liked the video, thanks for watching. God's peace Gary. Mr. Ed
Hollis sure has an artistic side. Nice apiary. I hope that queen is OK. I thought I heard her grunt when you grabbed her like it knocked the wind out of her. I guess you're so used to those big heavy electrician gloves you use that the medical examination gloves you pulled out of the dumpster at the plasma center didn't offer enough resistance to your grip. Best of luck to her.
I have to admit, although you do have some issues on queen spotting, I am always amazed how you can capture one in your watermelon hands without squeezing her eye balls out. Every time you grab a queen with those mitts of yours I'm expecting to see a grease smudge, but instead, it's a squirming queen. My hat's off to you on that account. God's peace brother. Mr. Ed
You are speaking of a party, wait till you see next weeks video, it's all about a party. Thank you for your blessing and for watching. God's peace Elaine. Mr. Ed
I do appreciate how you let us know those wires aren't going to shock you. And what charming hives from Hollis! I think that's the first time I've seen bees in such close yards to other homes; I think everyone is lucky no one apparently allergic lives next door!
I just wanted to put to rest any questions about the dangling wire. Hollis has one great looking apiary. I asked her about her neighbors and she told me they were all in favor of her having bees, many had small gardens. Thanks for watching. God's peace Kelly. Mr. Ed
Tests are way more important than watching one of my videos, that can bee done any time. Still, thank you for putting me so high up on your need to do list. Always a joy when I hear when someone likes to watch my bee wrangling adventures, thanks for your kind words and for watching. God's peace Cindy. Mr. Ed
In all my 24 years of life I have never seen a more cheerful person. It brings me great joy to follow along you'r adventure with the beekeeping. Keep op you'r happiness. God bless you and all you'r loved ones! Sorry if my broken English may confuse you. -Alexander
Nice looking queen there. Hollis doesn't play around, she jumped right in and grabbed that loaded deep like no problem. Seems to know her bees too. Regarding the demonstration hive, You need to add a buzzing sound just before the lid opens.... Maybe some warning signs on the box. Caution: live bees.. Bzzzz.....Boing!! You do enjoy your beekeeping, way to go. As usual, a fun and informative video.
I'm happy to report the bees are doing great at Hollis.' She has a great yard and these bees will help make it a better one. The observation hive just never gets old, I love bringing it out to share some laughs. Glad you liked the video, thanks for watching. God's peace Scott. Mr. Ed
She certainly has a pretty apiary, and it's growing all the time. This girl is a natural bee wrangler, and you will bee seeing her again on more of my videos. God's peace Linda. Mr. Ed
I love how happy you are. All the time, no matter the job, no matter how large or small the swarm is, no matter how hard or simple the removal might be. That, combined with your obvious love of teaching people about bees, makes it a distinct pleasure to watch your videos, especially with all the stressful things going on in the world right now. Just wanted you to know how you and your videos are much appreciated.
I can not express my gratitude for your very kind words, receiving them makes what I do worth all the effort it takes. Thank you so much for taking all of your time to watch my adventures, and especially for leaving this comment. Until the next time, God's peace. Mr. Ed
Hey, Rebuild Ralph here! I'm a big fan of yours, Mr Ed 😁. I'm rooting for you to beat the DirtRooster's prodigious behind in swarm captures and any other contest he inadvisedly challenges you to. When I watch your cutout videos there's always a sense of drama as I wait with expectation of you finding the queen. Love the hearty "Praise Jesus". I trust him myself. I'm a first year beekeeper in Connecticut with 3 hives. So far so good. 3 "big-butted" girls layin' up a storm and the gals are just as sweet as you please (I suit up though). My goal is to get them through the winter. It's been a cold Spring but it's beginning to warm up. I just bought the GoPro and accessories and with the help of my friends daughter we'll have a UA-cam video shortly. I look forward to all your videos? Praise the Lord!!
You are on the way, best wishes for all your successes with your bees and the UA-cam channel, I'll watch. Thanks for watching. God's peace brother. Mr. Ed
She has a nice little beekeeping place there. A small hive that will grow into a big beautiful hive. That queen was big. She will lay a lot of eggs and grow that hive. Thank you and God bless you.
Hollis' apiary is really nice, and it's growing steadily as she does removals as well. This was a great hive to add to her yard and it is doing very well. As always, thank you for your blessings and faithfulness to my channel. God's peace JJ. Mr. Ed
I've never meet a queen bee that wasn't a beauty, and this one was one. Glad you liked the video, thanks for watching and your concern. Stay safe, and God's peace. Mr. Ed
Beautiful fresh (flimsy) honeycomb. Couple pieces were causing that sticky drippy mess, all while not have a whole lot of clearance space to reach up in there. At least you had an extra pair of hands to help. Nicely done as always. The videos really don't display the level of difficulty these types of removals can be. Great work brother!! ✌️🐝🐝🐝
If only the new comb could be salvageable after it's removed, it's always a shame not to be able to frame it up. I was glad I did not get to this job 4 months later, it would have been a hard one. As it was, we were in and out in less than a hour and a half. If only they all went that fast. As you well know, we take the good and the bad regardless, it's all about bee rescue. God's peace Tim, always a pleasure hearing from you. Mr. Ed
Your Friday videos always make my day! Nice to see Charlie back helping you out. The observation hive strikes again, lol. All God's blessing to you Mr. Ed.
It's a real pleasure to bee a part of so many folks Friday routine, thank you for allowing me the opportunity. Charlie is back, and in 2 weeks, Ralph will be also. I just love the snakes in a bee box! Thank you for your blessing and for watching. God's peace. Mr. Ed
I so enjoy a good bee video. This one had me smiling a lot and the ending made me laugh. It was good to see Good Time Charlie again. Hope you are well. Stay safe.
I always love it when the snakes in the box make an appearance, it just never gets old. Charlie is back and Wreck it Ralph will make his reappearance in a few weeks, we all did a removal together yesterday. Thanks so much for your concern and for watching. Stay safe yourself, God's peace Stephonie. Mr. Ed
You are to kind Jenna, thank you so much for that and your blessings. I too feel the world can use a lot more joy, and it is one of my constant prayers. Thanks so much for watching. God's peace always. Mr. Ed
You're right, DirtRooster does toss those full supers around without any gear on. But he has an advantage because he's a big man and can rest them on his belly for more support. And, since his T shirts are always too short, he gets the added adrenaline rush of the bees stinging him in the fromunda. It may be an endorphin dependency problem.
This was an easy one for sure, we were there less than and hour and a half. Always happy to receive your blessings and love, thank you for them and for watching. God's peace Glo. Mr. Ed
It works great! Makes swarm captures a 10 minute job, And pulls in your 40k bee cutouts as well. Battery-powered, variable speed, it's the Rolls Royce of bee vacs. AllMyBees.com , you can order one today.
Joe, you have to check out Tony's vac, I never go on a job with out it. The observation hive gets them every time! Thanks for watching. God's peace brother. Mr. Ed
It's only taken more than 10 years of wrangling to learn a few of the tricks....I'm a slow learner. A good looking queen for sure. Thanks for watching. God's peace Barb. Mr. Ed
Great video. You bring such joy and enthusiasm to your beekeeping videos. Love it!!! You've gotten a lot of "miles" out of those snakes, haha. Take care. God bless.
I do love those snakes in the bee box, they always make folks laugh......after the shock. Thank you for your blessings and for watching as well. God's peace Rose Mary. Mr. Ed
Jeff, this video did not show up in my notifications but did show up in my recommended section. I checked my subscription and I'm still subscribed to all content. God bless, Tim
My suggestion, hit the bell by the subscribe button, that's the notification bell and it may have been turned off some kind of way. Thanks so much for your blessing and for watching. God's peace Timothy. Mr. Ed
Just to clarify, Mr Ed, you're way past Coin du Lestin Estates -- all the way out to St Genevieve and Thompson Road. I used to live out there, and delivered the Slidell Times to the many stores along Bayou Liberty Road back in the day. Made me a bit homesick to see your video, but I'm glad you got the hive! God bless!
The removal was in Coin Du Lestin, but the marina shots were on the way in. A beautiful part of St. Tammany Parish for sure. The new St Genevieve is nice, but the old one was beautiful. Hurricanes do that to the landscape around here. I'm happy you got to see the old place, thanks for watching. God's peace. Mr. Ed
Not only is Hollis an artist, but she has aspirations at becoming a great bee wrangler as well, and she is on the fast track for that. God's peace Mary. Mr. Ed
I just did a similar cut out about 2 weeks ago. I managed to save about 1 and 1/2 frames of brood. I caught the queen, but for some reason she didn’t make it. I ended up putting a new queen in there and adding a frame of brood yesterday. We shall see how they turn out. I want to say that if it wasn’t for you and the dirt rooster I would not have attempted that cutout. You guys inspired me to finally get into bees. With the cut-out NUC I have 3 hives now. Keep making more videos and I’ll keep watching them.
There's a very large learning curve in doing bee removals and having success in the hives surviving, but the more you do, the better you will get. I'm delighted to hear I was part of the reason you began doing it. I wish you all the best Preston. Keep learning and saving bees. God's peace brother. Mr. Ed
That's awesome you liked seeing the road we travel to get to some our locations, I do it pretty regularly on my videos as I like showing that part of the adventure. The link below shows the little town of Mandeville, LA where I delivered mail for more than 25 years. Thanks for watching. God's peace Amy. Mr. Ed ua-cam.com/video/psSIG8KIGUY/v-deo.htmlsi=iLiuoavIP-eB9VCf
Love your observation box..!! Sooo funny!! Nice to see people joking around :-D Love watching your videos. It's amazing how and where bee's will make a hive... They only need a tiny opening and a little bit of space... Hope you're keeping well Mr Ed. Best wishes as always, from Co. Dublin, Ireland xxx
In case you have not seen the original "observation hive"video, the link is below, it really is funny. Thanks so much for watching and leaving your comments Adwina. God's peace. Mr. Ed ua-cam.com/video/bECkUD2hrCM/v-deo.html
The whole time getting ready to spring the snakes on them I'm thinking to myself how funny it's going to bee to see their reaction. Thanks for watching. God's peace Bunny. Mr. Ed
My dark side comes out from time to time. I just love those snakes, and they really bring out the fun in folks. Thank you for your blessing and for watching. God's peace Joe. Mr. Ed
So glad to hear you enjoyed the video, thanks so much for watching. In case you did not know, I post a new video every Friday, and it would bee great to hear from you on those or any of the other 380 videos I've posted. God's peace. Mr. Ed
I never planned on the intro, as I was driving in the sight was so stunning I just started videoing, glad to hear you liked it. Thanks for watching. God's peace Mark. Mr. Ed
Her bee boxes match her personality, beautiful! She already volunteered to paint some our boxes if we wanted, she's so nice. Glad you enjoy watching my bee wrangling videos, thank you for doing so. God's peace. Mr. Ed
Mr. Ed I want to take time to tell you what a great job you do explaining in simple terms what it is that you're doing. I have shared with some friends about your Channel and they told me a couple days ago that their grandkids absolutely love your Channel. Brother till the next one God Bless Mr.Ed
I can not thank you enough for sharing my adventures with friends, especially the younger ones who will learn to appreciate the value of bees at an early age. Thank you for your blessings and for your help. God's peace Eli. Mr. Ed
Great video Mr Ed, I've now got my 10 year old daughter watching your videos, she loves them. When are you bringing out some merchandise, hoodies maybe, with "Lets wrangle" on them? Lol. Just a thought. Gods peace.
I am honored when parents start sharing my videos with their children, it's a sign of trust the parent has in the person making the video. No merchandise selling is in my future, I have enough irons in the fire. Thank you for your blessing and for watching with your daughter. God's peace Billy. Mr. Ed
@@JeffHorchoff I like the way that the hive boxes have been painted with attractive colours. How many beehives can a beekeeper have in the backyard garden area of their house? Charles Bleifeld commented that his city in Texas does not allow beekeeping in residential areas. Your comment Jeff, about being blessed to live in Louisiana, suggests that you may have many hives if you wish to do so.
@@wilfredkube8570 In rural areas I know of no restrictions on numbers of bees. However, in many cities in the state, the number of hives is in proportion to the square footage of the property, at least in New Orleans it is. God's peace Wilfred. Mr. Ed
Hello Jeff, thank you my friend for another successful removal of a nice little colony of bees to a nice new home, man I gotta get me one of those cool bee vac I done a removal from a neighbours front porch last weekend I got all the cone framed up caught the queen but it took the rest of the bees two days to go to the box a beevac makes it look so good and no messing with the bees orientating to the hive. Thank you Jeff great vlog mate.
The Everything Bee Vac is a great tool, they are about $350.00 US but pay for themselves after the first removal. I know he ships world wide so there is no excuse. Let Tony know you saw it on one of my videos, it may help. Thanks for watching. God's peace Peter. Mr. Ed
Good morning Mr. Ed and Good Timing Charlie! Thank you for another wonderful video and I just wanted you to know my Grandbabies think bees are awesome because of your videos. Thank you for being a source of calmness and happiness in today’s angry world. Prayers for your health and safety. Stay safe, bee healthy and “Thank you Jesus”. ❤️ from 🇨🇦
I love hearing parents and grandparents share my wrangling adventures with their kids and grand kids, that is a real honor that is bestowed on me. Thank you for that, your very kind words, and your concern. God's peace to you and yours. Mr. Ed
I almost moved to Shreveport back in the 90s. I got moved to St Louis instead. Looks like life down there is pretty nice. I'd have to get used to stairs...and bees. Have a great week Jeff.
Lol you make my day. Lol it always amazes me how patient you are and gentle with the bees. Another great video. Plz be safe this weekend with the storm coming through. I will be praying for you. Oh an the bees of course. Lol have a great day and god bless.
Thank you very much for your kind words and for your concern as well Tammy, they are greatly appreciated. Your prayers and blessing are even more special, thank you for them as well. Until the next time, God's peace. Mr. Ed
I'm thinking it's a little too late in the year now but I would looooove too have my own hive someday, in the meantime I'll keep on watching and learning as much as I can....thank you for your videos sir.
It all depends on where you live as to the lateness of getting bees. However, when you are ready to begin, I'd bee more than happy to answer your questions. So glad to hear you enjoy the videos, thank you for watching. God's peace Annabel. Mr. Ed
@@JeffHorchoff I live I Sarasota, FL, about 45 mins south of Tampa. I have faith that the day will come where I'll have my own hive one day. Thank you for your support sir . Have a good day :)
I have been working steady and posting videos every week, I'm looking for a break right after the honey harvest. Thanks for watching. God's peace Theo. Mr. Ed
Pretty queen and a great bunch of bees to go along with her. You will see Hollis in future videos as she will be helping out often. Thanks you for your blessings and for watching. God's peace. Mr. Ed
From time to time, the snakes have to rear their heads. Wreck it Ralph will be helping this weekend, stay tuned for that video. Thanks for watching. God's peace Bradley. Mr. Ed
For me, the best part of bee keeping is growing bees. I love watching the number of bees grow in the hives. When bees increase in numbers, that's when everything is fine, and you are almost assured a bountiful honey harvest. Plus, you can split the hives, and grow more bees. I have plans on writing a book on my experiences of being a bee keeper one day, there's just so much to say. Thanks for watching. God's peace QB. Mr. Ed
Hehe..Jeff, you gotta figure out a way to make what looks like bees come flying out of the trick box....I'd love to see that! Great video and as always, thank you Jesus!
Pleasant good morning Mr. Ed great video. Hope all is well. One question in February I did several cut out and bee have been relocated back in some the area when you think would be the ideal time to pull the honey God peace brother. Stay safe
I pull honey after the main nectar flow is over. For us in this part of Louisiana, that will be in 2 weeks. You can bet there will be videos on it. Thank you for your blessings and concerns. Stay safe yourself, God's peace Rohan. Mr. Ed
Every once in a while I go out of my way to capture a small swarm just to make the Rooster not feel so bad when all I ever pull out are monster swarms and removals. He's a real sensitive guy. Thanks for watching. God's peace Annette. Mr. Ed
I read online that a white comb is indicative of new construction and the yellow color is a result of the polen the bees track onto it over time. Does this hold true with what we saw from this hive?
The comb was ALL brand new, less than 10 days old, which is why is was snow white.All comb darkens over time due to usage and traffic. After 3 or 4 years, the comb will be almost a black color. Thanks for watching. God's peace. Mr. Ed
I have a Ultra Breeze jacket and I really like it but yours with the zip open hood is really nice. I was curious what brand your using? Thanks for the videos and especially thank you for sharing your enthusiasm and good will.
I have had many different types of bee jackets, but by far the Guardian Bee Apparel is the best out there. Thanks so much for your kind words and for watching. God's peace Ron. Mr. Ed
Two things. Did you shake a brood frame? I thought this was not to be done, for some reason???? Secondly, is there a particular reason why you did not in this case, give them back their comb, that which they had already drawn in the ceiling from which you took the bees? Thank you for your video. It is true that this lady had a very nice, tidy and neat apiary.
It is not a good idea to shake a frame of brood, but when it's necessary, it has to be done. The reason none of the comb was used was because it was so soft it could not have been framed up. Also, since it was leaking nectar everywhere, it would have been taken over by the beetles in no time. Hollis' apiary is really cool looking ......and neat. Thanks so much for watching and leaving your comment. God's peace Suzanne. Mr. Ed
Jeff Horchoff Bees I think that was necessary was to take the brood comb and not transfer any bees. Could have been brushed off or smoked off...no? Thank you for responding to my comments and question. God bless you too, Jeff.
Jeff Roberts Thank you for responding. Jeff has just explained it to me. I live in Canada and crossing comb that melts is not the first thing that comes to mind. Living down south is another world to me. A lot of decisions are made because of local conditions, I am learning that being one of them. In this case would be heat and Beatles, two things which would not influence our decisions. I knew there had to be a reason behind it. Jeff does not strike me as a person who makes decisions without having thought them out.
@@suzanneguiho4882 Given conditions here in Louisiana, it was best for the bees to be treated as a new swarm. They were given the frame of brood to keep them in the box, and the next day were given 3 frames of drawn comb for the queen to lay in and for the bees to place stores. God's peace Suzanne. Mr. Ed
That would bee a good estimate on the size of this one. Not big, but not real small either. They will grow into a nice colony by the end of the summer. I still plan so sending you the hive tool, patience my friend. God's peace Fenwick. Mr. Ed
Grinning.. Mr Ed you have the greatest eyeballs for spotting them Queens ;-) of the Lord is guiding you . But that was some beautiful comb .. I love looking at the white... You all batten down the hatches for that storm ah coming in... Be safe an thanks for putting some sunshine in my day !! Edit... P S. I tried being brave yesterday like the dirt rooster opening up the top of a swarm trap with nothing on AN?? Let's just say the girls peppered me.. lol I don't know how he does it an not get stung a hundred times ;-) laughing I had to put it back together but I decided an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure 😆 I suited up!!!
AS far as finding the queen, that's ALL grace, and I'm ever grateful for it. It's to bad we were not able to use the comb due to it's softness. My biggest storm prep is praying, it is my peace. Sorry to hear of your learning experience, I agree with you, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure! God's peace Joe. Mr. Ed
Bees are very specific as to the location of their hive, they have great GPS's and they know EXACTLY where to go. The close proximity of the hives to each other has nothing to do with invading or robbing, each hive looks out for themselves in that matter. Good questions, thanks for asking and for watching. God's peace. Mr. Ed
The area that this removal took place at is spectacular. If you are a fan of the water, this is the spot for you. Hollis has been keeping bees for more than 2 years now, but she just started to remove them from homes. Glad you liked the video, thanks for watching. God's peace Randy. Mr. Ed
Good Time harlie didn't have the blues this time nd Hollis sure didn't. You didn't look mopey either. So good deal Palley! Hi to U and Mom too! Happy wrestling!
Hi Jeff, do you have a link to a place where I can get those rubber gloves you were wearing at the beginning of the video? Harbor Freight had something similar but I'm not sure they are the same as what you use.
Can't remember what type of gloves you use when doing cutouts. Are they rubber or PVC with some kind of liner? Would you link to the ones you use please? Thank you!
The ones I'm wearing are Wells Lamont PVC coated, lined, rubber gloves. I got them from Amazon and they are only about $8.00 a pair, I bought 2 pair. Thanks for watching. God's peace Sherry. Mr. Ed
I need your advice! My uncle has a hive in a rock column near his attic but not quite. He can't afford to pay a pro to remove them. What should he do? 😁
It sounds like he has to have a bee keeper do a trap out. My advice, contact his county agent and see if they can give you the name of a bee keeper who could preform this service. Many county agents have lists of names of bee keepers who do live bee hive removals. I wish your uncle and his bees all the best. Thanks for watching. God's peace Heidi. Mr. Ed
Hello Mr Ed, amei esse vídeo, e essa apicultora com essas caixas cheias de florzinha,muito bom esse método de caputura,mais me responde uma coisa ,não tem perigo das outras colmeias entra em conflito com essa colméia nova?Aguardo resposta.Que Deus abençoe seu trabalho. 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
Que belo apiário este apicultor, Hollis, tem. as caixas são brilhantes e bonitas. As colméias podem ser colocadas muito próximas umas das outras, pois cada abelha sabe a que colméia pertence, e não há necessidade de se preocupar com a briga entre si. Obrigado por sua bênção e por assistir. Irmão da paz de Deus. Mr. Ed
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I cannot agree more.
You are the most cheerful person ever.
Thank you for making these video clips.
I've leaning so much from you and the dirt rooster🤣😂.
My god keep blessing you,
So we are able to "keep on watching".
Rob least , South Africa.
Thank you so much for your blessing, your very kind words, and for taking the time to watch my bee wrangling adventures. God's peace Rob.
Mr. Ed
Hollis, I too love my everything bee vac.
Great video guys. 😎🐝🐝🐝
A great product that works. Tony has made a useful tool for a lot of bee wranglers. Glad you liked the video, thanks for watching. God's peace Gary.
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Hollis sure has an artistic side. Nice apiary. I hope that queen is OK. I thought I heard her grunt when you grabbed her like it knocked the wind out of her. I guess you're so used to those big heavy electrician gloves you use that the medical examination gloves you pulled out of the dumpster at the plasma center didn't offer enough resistance to your grip. Best of luck to her.
I have to admit, although you do have some issues on queen spotting, I am always amazed how you can capture one in your watermelon hands without squeezing her eye balls out. Every time you grab a queen with those mitts of yours I'm expecting to see a grease smudge, but instead, it's a squirming queen. My hat's off to you on that account. God's peace brother.
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The StudioBee production team is growing! Happy days, Mr Ed.
And Wreck it Ralph helped with one yesterday. The team is back and growing. Thanks for watching. God's peace Howard.
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I'll bet those girls had a houswarming party Mr. Ed. That was a grand wrangle. Thank you very much for sharing. See you soon and God bless.
You are speaking of a party, wait till you see next weeks video, it's all about a party. Thank you for your blessing and for watching. God's peace Elaine.
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I do appreciate how you let us know those wires aren't going to shock you. And what charming hives from Hollis! I think that's the first time I've seen bees in such close yards to other homes; I think everyone is lucky no one apparently allergic lives next door!
I just wanted to put to rest any questions about the dangling wire. Hollis has one great looking apiary. I asked her about her neighbors and she told me they were all in favor of her having bees, many had small gardens. Thanks for watching. God's peace Kelly.
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I watch your videos like I'm studying for a test. I can delay my chores all morning when I start watching your videos.
Thanks for the great videos.
Tests are way more important than watching one of my videos, that can bee done any time. Still, thank you for putting me so high up on your need to do list. Always a joy when I hear when someone likes to watch my bee wrangling adventures, thanks for your kind words and for watching. God's peace Cindy.
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In all my 24 years of life I have never seen a more cheerful person. It brings me great joy to follow along you'r adventure with the beekeeping. Keep op you'r happiness.
God bless you and all you'r loved ones!
Sorry if my broken English may confuse you.
-Alexander
Your words are beautiful and fully understandable, thank you for them and your blessings and your kindness.God's peace Alexander.
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Nice looking queen there.
Hollis doesn't play around, she jumped right in and grabbed that loaded deep like no problem. Seems to know her bees too.
Regarding the demonstration hive, You need to add a buzzing sound just before the lid opens.... Maybe some warning signs on the box. Caution: live bees.. Bzzzz.....Boing!!
You do enjoy your beekeeping, way to go.
As usual, a fun and informative video.
I'm happy to report the bees are doing great at Hollis.' She has a great yard and these bees will help make it a better one. The observation hive just never gets old, I love bringing it out to share some laughs. Glad you liked the video, thanks for watching. God's peace Scott.
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I'm awarding Hollis the 2020 Beautiful BeeYard Beauty Award.
She certainly has a pretty apiary, and it's growing all the time. This girl is a natural bee wrangler, and you will bee seeing her again on more of my videos. God's peace Linda.
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I love how happy you are. All the time, no matter the job, no matter how large or small the swarm is, no matter how hard or simple the removal might be. That, combined with your obvious love of teaching people about bees, makes it a distinct pleasure to watch your videos, especially with all the stressful things going on in the world right now. Just wanted you to know how you and your videos are much appreciated.
I can not express my gratitude for your very kind words, receiving them makes what I do worth all the effort it takes. Thank you so much for taking all of your time to watch my adventures, and especially for leaving this comment. Until the next time, God's peace.
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I understand there is a BIG storm ⛈ coming your way. Stay safe, Mr. Ed!
Thankfully it's not to big, but we are taking precautions. Thank you for your concern and for watching. God's peace brother.
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Hello Jeff! She really wanted to open your observation hive! 🤣
There's a sucker born every minute, and I love it when they are attracted to the observation hive. The laughs continue. God's peace brother.
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Hey, Rebuild Ralph here! I'm a big fan of yours, Mr Ed 😁. I'm rooting for you to beat the DirtRooster's prodigious behind in swarm captures and any other contest he inadvisedly challenges you to. When I watch your cutout videos there's always a sense of drama as I wait with expectation of you finding the queen. Love the hearty "Praise Jesus". I trust him myself. I'm a first year beekeeper in Connecticut with 3 hives. So far so good. 3 "big-butted" girls layin' up a storm and the gals are just as sweet as you please (I suit up though). My goal is to get them through the winter. It's been a cold Spring but it's beginning to warm up. I just bought the GoPro and accessories and with the help of my friends daughter we'll have a UA-cam video shortly. I look forward to all your videos? Praise the Lord!!
You are on the way, best wishes for all your successes with your bees and the UA-cam channel, I'll watch. Thanks for watching. God's peace brother.
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She has a nice little beekeeping place there. A small hive that will grow into a big beautiful hive. That queen was big. She will lay a lot of eggs and grow that hive. Thank you and God bless you.
Hollis' apiary is really nice, and it's growing steadily as she does removals as well. This was a great hive to add to her yard and it is doing very well. As always, thank you for your blessings and faithfulness to my channel. God's peace JJ.
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Hi Mr Ed she sure is a beauty...thanks for your video .. stay safe out there 🐝🐝🐝...
I've never meet a queen bee that wasn't a beauty, and this one was one. Glad you liked the video, thanks for watching and your concern. Stay safe, and God's peace.
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Beautiful fresh (flimsy) honeycomb. Couple pieces were causing that sticky drippy mess, all while not have a whole lot of clearance space to reach up in there. At least you had an extra pair of hands to help. Nicely done as always. The videos really don't display the level of difficulty these types of removals can be. Great work brother!! ✌️🐝🐝🐝
If only the new comb could be salvageable after it's removed, it's always a shame not to be able to frame it up. I was glad I did not get to this job 4 months later, it would have been a hard one. As it was, we were in and out in less than a hour and a half. If only they all went that fast. As you well know, we take the good and the bad regardless, it's all about bee rescue. God's peace Tim, always a pleasure hearing from you.
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Your Friday videos always make my day! Nice to see Charlie back helping you out. The observation hive strikes again, lol. All God's blessing to you Mr. Ed.
It's a real pleasure to bee a part of so many folks Friday routine, thank you for allowing me the opportunity. Charlie is back, and in 2 weeks, Ralph will be also. I just love the snakes in a bee box! Thank you for your blessing and for watching. God's peace.
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Thanks Jeff 🐝💤💤💤
I'm sorry if the help offered was insufficient. Trust me, the more removals you do, the better you will get. God's peace brother.
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I so enjoy a good bee video. This one had me smiling a lot and the ending made me laugh. It was good to see Good Time Charlie again. Hope you are well. Stay safe.
I always love it when the snakes in the box make an appearance, it just never gets old. Charlie is back and Wreck it Ralph will make his reappearance in a few weeks, we all did a removal together yesterday. Thanks so much for your concern and for watching. Stay safe yourself, God's peace Stephonie.
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Just love your smile. With so much negativity in the world, we need more smiles like yours! God Bless 🙏 you and your family!!
You are to kind Jenna, thank you so much for that and your blessings. I too feel the world can use a lot more joy, and it is one of my constant prayers. Thanks so much for watching. God's peace always.
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Yea and amen to that! That's one of the reasons I love watching Mr. Ed so much.
With the world upside down it’s refreshing to see such great happiness.
You are to kind, thank you very much for your kind words and for watching. God's peace.
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We need a LOVE button for your videos!
I'm going to petition that from UA-cam. Thanks so much for watching. God's peace Barbara.
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You're right, DirtRooster does toss those full supers around without any gear on. But he has an advantage because he's a big man and can rest them on his belly for more support. And, since his T shirts are always too short, he gets the added adrenaline rush of the bees stinging him in the fromunda. It may be an endorphin dependency problem.
I bet the guy can bench press 300 pounds with his pinky. Thanks for watching. God's peace.
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WOW WHAT AN EASY CAPTURE AND SET UP- IF ONLY EACH ONE WAS THAT EASY-- HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT BEE SEASON--- MUCH LOVE,,,BLESSINGS...GLO
This was an easy one for sure, we were there less than and hour and a half. Always happy to receive your blessings and love, thank you for them and for watching. God's peace Glo.
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I may never need it but I want that bee vac. That observation hive gets them every time. LOL
It works great! Makes swarm captures a 10 minute job, And pulls in your 40k bee cutouts as well. Battery-powered, variable speed, it's the Rolls Royce of bee vacs. AllMyBees.com , you can order one today.
@@tonyandric4380 First things first. I need extraction equipment soon. But I will have a bee vac before next year. Thanks.
Joe, you have to check out Tony's vac, I never go on a job with out it. The observation hive gets them every time! Thanks for watching. God's peace brother.
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Amazing skills in a tight space! Beautiful queen.
It's only taken more than 10 years of wrangling to learn a few of the tricks....I'm a slow learner. A good looking queen for sure. Thanks for watching. God's peace Barb.
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Great video. You bring such joy and enthusiasm to your beekeeping videos. Love it!!!
You've gotten a lot of "miles" out of those snakes, haha. Take care. God bless.
I do love those snakes in the bee box, they always make folks laugh......after the shock. Thank you for your blessings and for watching as well. God's peace Rose Mary.
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Beautiful hive boxes in the ladies apiary!
She certainly has it going on, and she plans on getting a lot more bees as well. Thanks for watching. God's peace Don.
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Always a pleasure to see your happy self
Thank you so much for welcoming me into house to share my bee wrangling adventures. Until the next time, God's peace Darlene.
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Great video. Thank you Jeff for the great videos.
You are very welcome, and thank you for taking the time to watch and leave your comment. God's peace Melvin.
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Jeff, this video did not show up in my notifications but did show up in my recommended section. I checked my subscription and I'm still subscribed to all content. God bless, Tim
My suggestion, hit the bell by the subscribe button, that's the notification bell and it may have been turned off some kind of way. Thanks so much for your blessing and for watching. God's peace Timothy.
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So specific on the location Mr.Jeff! 🤣 keeping it real
The drive in to the removal was so cool, I had to video it. Also, I'm a big fan of boats and water. Thanks for watching. God's peace.
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I think it's so neat how you always thank Jesus for helping you find the queen bee.
For all the graces that I'm given, I can't help but give praise to God for them.....immediately . Thanks for watching. God's peace Debra.
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Just to clarify, Mr Ed, you're way past Coin du Lestin Estates -- all the way out to St Genevieve and Thompson Road. I used to live out there, and delivered the Slidell Times to the many stores along Bayou Liberty Road back in the day. Made me a bit homesick to see your video, but I'm glad you got the hive! God bless!
The removal was in Coin Du Lestin, but the marina shots were on the way in. A beautiful part of St. Tammany Parish for sure. The new St Genevieve is nice, but the old one was beautiful. Hurricanes do that to the landscape around here. I'm happy you got to see the old place, thanks for watching. God's peace.
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Hollis has such artistic boxes. I want to paint some for my sister like that.
Not only is Hollis an artist, but she has aspirations at becoming a great bee wrangler as well, and she is on the fast track for that. God's peace Mary.
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keep up the great videos mr ed , great work and god bless.
So glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks so much for your blessing and for watching. God's peace Ace.
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I really enjoy your adventures.
Thank you so much, and thank you for taking the time to watch. Until the next time, God's peace.
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merci pour cette video , bonne continuation a vous
Heureux que vous ayez aimé la vidéo, merci d'avoir regardé. Frère de paix de Dieu.
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Your joy is infectious. Thanks for the videos.
I do love spreading the joy in my heart, thanks for your kind words and for watching. God's peace Dennis.
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I just did a similar cut out about 2 weeks ago. I managed to save about 1 and 1/2 frames of brood. I caught the queen, but for some reason she didn’t make it. I ended up putting a new queen in there and adding a frame of brood yesterday. We shall see how they turn out.
I want to say that if it wasn’t for you and the dirt rooster I would not have attempted that cutout. You guys inspired me to finally get into bees. With the cut-out NUC I have 3 hives now. Keep making more videos and I’ll keep watching them.
There's a very large learning curve in doing bee removals and having success in the hives surviving, but the more you do, the better you will get. I'm delighted to hear I was part of the reason you began doing it. I wish you all the best Preston. Keep learning and saving bees. God's peace brother.
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Jeff Horchoff Bees I will make a trip to the Abby one day
@@PrestonCovell Looking forward to it, God's peace brother.
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Another great video sir! Have a good day today!
So glad to hear you enjoyed this one as well, thanks for watching. I hoep your day is a good one as well, God's peace.
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I really like that you guys video some of the scenery, it’s BEAUTIFUL! Louisiana is one State I’ve never been, but now want to visit ❤
That's awesome you liked seeing the road we travel to get to some our locations, I do it pretty regularly on my videos as I like showing that part of the adventure. The link below shows the little town of Mandeville, LA where I delivered mail for more than 25 years. Thanks for watching. God's peace Amy.
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Nice work as always and a great looking bee yard!
Zach, give me a call, I can't find your number. God's peace brother.
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Love your observation box..!! Sooo funny!! Nice to see people joking around :-D
Love watching your videos. It's amazing how and where bee's will make a hive... They only need a tiny opening and a little bit of space...
Hope you're keeping well Mr Ed. Best wishes as always, from Co. Dublin, Ireland xxx
In case you have not seen the original "observation hive"video, the link is below, it really is funny. Thanks so much for watching and leaving your comments Adwina. God's peace. Mr. Ed
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@@JeffHorchoff oh my god... just watched it there now - absolutely hilarious..!! Brilliant..!!!
I don't laugh at the observation hive any more, just at your delight in the observation hive! It never gets old.
The whole time getting ready to spring the snakes on them I'm thinking to myself how funny it's going to bee to see their reaction. Thanks for watching. God's peace Bunny.
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Great swarm removal ! Love you prancing the folks at the end! Life is too short not to have fun! God Bless!
My dark side comes out from time to time. I just love those snakes, and they really bring out the fun in folks. Thank you for your blessing and for watching. God's peace Joe.
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Awesome!!
So glad to hear you enjoyed the video, thanks so much for watching. In case you did not know, I post a new video every Friday, and it would bee great to hear from you on those or any of the other 380 videos I've posted. God's peace.
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Jeff Horchoff Bees yes I’ve been watching all of your videos for the last few months since I got my first hive back in March! Enjoy them for sure!
Cool waterway intro......did a good job setting up the shot.....
I never planned on the intro, as I was driving in the sight was so stunning I just started videoing, glad to hear you liked it. Thanks for watching. God's peace Mark.
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Mr. Ed her bee boxes were the cutest boxes I have ever seen! You and the Dirt Rooster need her to paint y'all some!!! Love your videos 😍
Her bee boxes match her personality, beautiful! She already volunteered to paint some our boxes if we wanted, she's so nice. Glad you enjoy watching my bee wrangling videos, thank you for doing so. God's peace.
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you are such a great person, good stuff with the bees!
Your kind words are greatly appreciated, thank you for them and for watching, glad you enjoyed the video. God's peace Chester.
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Mr. Ed I want to take time to tell you what a great job you do explaining in simple terms what it is that you're doing. I have shared with some friends about your Channel and they told me a couple days ago that their grandkids absolutely love your Channel. Brother till the next one God Bless Mr.Ed
I can not thank you enough for sharing my adventures with friends, especially the younger ones who will learn to appreciate the value of bees at an early age. Thank you for your blessings and for your help. God's peace Eli.
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Great video Mr Ed, I've now got my 10 year old daughter watching your videos, she loves them. When are you bringing out some merchandise, hoodies maybe, with "Lets wrangle" on them? Lol. Just a thought. Gods peace.
I am honored when parents start sharing my videos with their children, it's a sign of trust the parent has in the person making the video. No merchandise selling is in my future, I have enough irons in the fire. Thank you for your blessing and for watching with your daughter. God's peace Billy.
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Shalom 😃👍🏻
God's peace to you as well my bother.
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Hello Mr Ed. What a great city Hollis lives in to allow her to have bees in her yard. The city I live in Texas does not allow bees in residential area
What a shame to be denied the opportunity of keeping bees. WE are truly blessed to live in Louisiana. Thanks for watching. God's peace Charles.
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@@JeffHorchoff I like the way that the hive boxes have been painted with attractive colours.
How many beehives can a beekeeper have in the backyard garden area of their house?
Charles Bleifeld commented that his city in Texas does not allow beekeeping in residential areas. Your comment Jeff, about being blessed to live in Louisiana, suggests that you may have many hives if you wish to do so.
@@wilfredkube8570 In rural areas I know of no restrictions on numbers of bees. However, in many cities in the state, the number of hives is in proportion to the square footage of the property, at least in New Orleans it is. God's peace Wilfred.
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Hello Jeff, thank you my friend for another successful removal of a nice little colony of bees to a nice new home, man I gotta get me one of those cool bee vac I done a removal from a neighbours front porch last weekend I got all the cone framed up caught the queen but it took the rest of the bees two days to go to the box a beevac makes it look so good and no messing with the bees orientating to the hive. Thank you Jeff great vlog mate.
The Everything Bee Vac is a great tool, they are about $350.00 US but pay for themselves after the first removal. I know he ships world wide so there is no excuse. Let Tony know you saw it on one of my videos, it may help. Thanks for watching. God's peace Peter.
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Always enjoy watching your videos.
As I walk this morning I will be praying for safety as the very heavy rains are heading your way.
Your prayers and time spent watching my bee wrangling adventures are greatly appreciated, thank you for them . God's peace Joe.
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Great Video Mr Ed - God Bless
Always glad to hear when folks liked watching the video, thank you for that and for your blessing. God's peace.
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The "observation hive" gets them every time! 😂
And I never get tired of dragging it out, who can't use a laugh. Thanks for watching. God's peace brother.
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Good morning Mr. Ed and Good Timing Charlie! Thank you for another wonderful video and I just wanted you to know my Grandbabies think bees are awesome because of your videos. Thank you for being a source of calmness and happiness in today’s angry world. Prayers for your health and safety. Stay safe, bee healthy and “Thank you Jesus”. ❤️ from 🇨🇦
I love hearing parents and grandparents share my wrangling adventures with their kids and grand kids, that is a real honor that is bestowed on me. Thank you for that, your very kind words, and your concern. God's peace to you and yours.
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I almost moved to Shreveport back in the 90s. I got moved to St Louis instead. Looks like life down there is pretty nice. I'd have to get used to stairs...and bees. Have a great week Jeff.
Life is GREAT in Louisiana.....especially for bee wranglers and bees. I hope your weekend is a good one. God's peace Joey.
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Lol you make my day. Lol it always amazes me how patient you are and gentle with the bees. Another great video. Plz be safe this weekend with the storm coming through. I will be praying for you. Oh an the bees of course. Lol have a great day and god bless.
Thank you very much for your kind words and for your concern as well Tammy, they are greatly appreciated. Your prayers and blessing are even more special, thank you for them as well. Until the next time, God's peace.
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Thank you for taking your time to make this videos.
You are very welcome, and thank you for taking the time to watch. God's peace Robert.
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I'm thinking it's a little too late in the year now but I would looooove too have my own hive someday, in the meantime I'll keep on watching and learning as much as I can....thank you for your videos sir.
It all depends on where you live as to the lateness of getting bees. However, when you are ready to begin, I'd bee more than happy to answer your questions. So glad to hear you enjoy the videos, thank you for watching. God's peace Annabel.
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@@JeffHorchoff I live I Sarasota, FL, about 45 mins south of Tampa. I have faith that the day will come where I'll have my own hive one day. Thank you for your support sir . Have a good day :)
you are awesome !!
Thanks Doug, but I'm just a bee wrangler saving bees one hive at a time. Thanks for watching. God's peace brother.
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@@JeffHorchoff God's peace to you also !! love watching you an the bees !
9:09 -- Nicely done, sir.
A successful blind queen grab, now that's a blessing. Thanks for watching. God's peace Kevin.
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I love the observation box. You and the rooster need to do something together real soon. You guys are the modern day Laurel and Hardy 😂
Hang tough, we have something planned very soon. Thanks for watching. God's peace Tim.
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Nice to see you at work again, it got really slow in California now
I have been working steady and posting videos every week, I'm looking for a break right after the honey harvest. Thanks for watching. God's peace Theo.
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Thank you
You are very welcome, and as always, thanks for watching. God's peace Chelsea.
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That was a nice looking queen there. Nice meeting your newest sidekick too. Thanks for another great video. God’s peace to you. 🐝 🍯
Pretty queen and a great bunch of bees to go along with her. You will see Hollis in future videos as she will be helping out often. Thanks you for your blessings and for watching. God's peace.
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Hey Charlie 👋 Mr Ed hahaha that observation hive
From time to time, the snakes have to rear their heads. Wreck it Ralph will be helping this weekend, stay tuned for that video. Thanks for watching. God's peace Bradley.
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It's alway makes me glad to hear others approve of my music selections for my videos. Thanks so much for watching and listening. God's peace.
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Love the observation hive...good times. God bless. Paul of Alberta
The observation hive never gets old even after 3 years of using it. Thank you for your blessing and for watching. God's peace Paul.
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Whats your favorite part of it all? The bees, the bee keeping, the harvesting process or the honey? 😂
For me, the best part of bee keeping is growing bees. I love watching the number of bees grow in the hives. When bees increase in numbers, that's when everything is fine, and you are almost assured a bountiful honey harvest. Plus, you can split the hives, and grow more bees. I have plans on writing a book on my experiences of being a bee keeper one day, there's just so much to say. Thanks for watching. God's peace QB.
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Hehe..Jeff, you gotta figure out a way to make what looks like bees come flying out of the trick box....I'd love to see that!
Great video and as always, thank you Jesus!
I'm already working on the idea, stay tuned. God's peace brother.
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Pleasant good morning Mr. Ed great video. Hope all is well. One question in February I did several cut out and bee have been relocated back in some the area when you think would be the ideal time to pull the honey God peace brother. Stay safe
I pull honey after the main nectar flow is over. For us in this part of Louisiana, that will be in 2 weeks. You can bet there will be videos on it. Thank you for your blessings and concerns. Stay safe yourself, God's peace Rohan.
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Salam alikom jeff☝✌
Masha ALLAH. WAUW 🤗🤗🤗
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shukraan jazilaan ealaa barakatik waealaa almushahadat. hataa almarat alqadimat , salam allah 'akhi.
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@@JeffHorchoff impressive
Oh Mr. Ed you’re stooping down to the Dirt Roosters level now getting those little swarms now......just kidding love both your channels.
Every once in a while I go out of my way to capture a small swarm just to make the Rooster not feel so bad when all I ever pull out are monster swarms and removals. He's a real sensitive guy. Thanks for watching. God's peace Annette.
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Shucks l am rite on time today....What about that...Whoooo....tHAT WAS A VERY INTERESTING....BEe ViDeo....THaNk ya'all's.....!
Thanks so much for showing up on time today Steve, thanks for watching. God's peace.
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I read online that a white comb is indicative of new construction and the yellow color is a result of the polen the bees track onto it over time. Does this hold true with what we saw from this hive?
The comb was ALL brand new, less than 10 days old, which is why is was snow white.All comb darkens over time due to usage and traffic. After 3 or 4 years, the comb will be almost a black color. Thanks for watching. God's peace.
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I have a Ultra Breeze jacket and I really like it but yours with the zip open hood is really nice. I was curious what brand your using?
Thanks for the videos and especially thank you for sharing your enthusiasm and good will.
I have had many different types of bee jackets, but by far the Guardian Bee Apparel is the best out there. Thanks so much for your kind words and for watching. God's peace Ron.
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Way to Wrangle those bees
Another bee wrangling adventure for the books, and another bee wrangler joins the club, welcome Hollis. God's peace Mary Kay.
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Two things. Did you shake a brood frame? I thought this was not to be done, for some reason???? Secondly, is there a particular reason why you did not in this case, give them back their comb, that which they had already drawn in the ceiling from which you took the bees? Thank you for your video. It is true that this lady had a very nice, tidy and neat apiary.
It is not a good idea to shake a frame of brood, but when it's necessary, it has to be done. The reason none of the comb was used was because it was so soft it could not have been framed up. Also, since it was leaking nectar everywhere, it would have been taken over by the beetles in no time. Hollis' apiary is really cool looking ......and neat. Thanks so much for watching and leaving your comment. God's peace Suzanne.
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Jeff Horchoff Bees I think that was necessary was to take the brood comb and not transfer any bees. Could have been brushed off or smoked off...no? Thank you for responding to my comments and question. God bless you too, Jeff.
Jeff Roberts Thank you for responding. Jeff has just explained it to me. I live in Canada and crossing comb that melts is not the first thing that comes to mind. Living down south is another world to me. A lot of decisions are made because of local conditions, I am learning that being one of them. In this case would be heat and Beatles, two things which would not influence our decisions. I knew there had to be a reason behind it. Jeff does not strike me as a person who makes decisions without having thought them out.
@@suzanneguiho4882 Given conditions here in Louisiana, it was best for the bees to be treated as a new swarm. They were given the frame of brood to keep them in the box, and the next day were given 3 frames of drawn comb for the queen to lay in and for the bees to place stores. God's peace Suzanne.
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lol "Oh Man, I dont like lifting heavy things".
I bet lots of folks can relate to that. Thanks for watching. God's peace Remo.
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We need to help the nectar flow, use a hose to make rain on the trees pollinating...
If only it worked that way. Thanks for watching. God's peace.
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Yes I agree he’s a great person, was that lil swarm like 2lbs of bees
That would bee a good estimate on the size of this one. Not big, but not real small either. They will grow into a nice colony by the end of the summer. I still plan so sending you the hive tool, patience my friend. God's peace Fenwick.
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Grinning.. Mr Ed you have the greatest eyeballs for spotting them Queens ;-) of the Lord is guiding you . But that was some beautiful comb .. I love looking at the white... You all batten down the hatches for that storm ah coming in... Be safe an thanks for putting some sunshine in my day !!
Edit... P S. I tried being brave yesterday like the dirt rooster opening up the top of a swarm trap with nothing on AN?? Let's just say the girls peppered me.. lol I don't know how he does it an not get stung a hundred times ;-) laughing I had to put it back together but I decided an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure 😆 I suited up!!!
AS far as finding the queen, that's ALL grace, and I'm ever grateful for it. It's to bad we were not able to use the comb due to it's softness. My biggest storm prep is praying, it is my peace. Sorry to hear of your learning experience, I agree with you, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure! God's peace Joe.
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Good way to occupy. Thx much love in Jesus ❣
Wrangling bees to save them from being destroyed, THAT''S a great day. Thanks for watching. God's peace.
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How come you can keep different hives so close to each other? Would the bees invade other boxes etc ?
Bees are very specific as to the location of their hive, they have great GPS's and they know EXACTLY where to go. The close proximity of the hives to each other has nothing to do with invading or robbing, each hive looks out for themselves in that matter. Good questions, thanks for asking and for watching. God's peace.
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Hello Mr Ed,
Can you give some more information about the vac you used? Maybe you know where to buy them?
Thanks in advance.
Hello, I make the vac. You can see it in use and order them from AllMyBees.com . I am in central Texas. Thank you!
Tony's the guy, and he makes a great bee vac, and he bends over backwards to make sure you are satisfied. Thanks for watching. God's peace.
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Watt a buz , pun, a home swam removal
There's always a buzz when it comes to bee wrangling time. Thanks for watching. God's peace.
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that was a very good video ,was Hollis new at beekeeping?that scenes of a lake is slidell?looks nice in that area.
The area that this removal took place at is spectacular. If you are a fan of the water, this is the spot for you. Hollis has been keeping bees for more than 2 years now, but she just started to remove them from homes. Glad you liked the video, thanks for watching. God's peace Randy.
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she looks huge or is it just the camera ?
I think it was a bit of both, but she was a large girl, and she had just started laying. Thanks for watching. God's peace.
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Good Time harlie didn't have the blues this time nd Hollis sure didn't. You didn't look mopey either. So good deal Palley! Hi to U and Mom too! Happy wrestling!
When it's time to wrangle bees, everyone is happy...even when the observation hive is brought out. God's peace brother.
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Nice wrangling mr. Ed. You love pranks, don't you?
I do have a dark side to me that's for sure. God's peace.
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Hi Jeff, do you have a link to a place where I can get those rubber gloves you were wearing at the beginning of the video? Harbor Freight had something similar but I'm not sure they are the same as what you use.
I got them from Amazon, and they are Wells Lamont PVC coated, lined gloves. I hope that helps, thanks for watching. God's peace JP.
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Can't remember what type of gloves you use when doing cutouts. Are they rubber or PVC with some kind of liner? Would you link to the ones you use please? Thank you!
The ones I'm wearing are Wells Lamont PVC coated, lined, rubber gloves. I got them from Amazon and they are only about $8.00 a pair, I bought 2 pair. Thanks for watching. God's peace Sherry.
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@@JeffHorchoff Ugh! Hard to find when you have small hands. Grrr!
I need your advice! My uncle has a hive in a rock column near his attic but not quite. He can't afford to pay a pro to remove them. What should he do? 😁
It sounds like he has to have a bee keeper do a trap out. My advice, contact his county agent and see if they can give you the name of a bee keeper who could preform this service. Many county agents have lists of names of bee keepers who do live bee hive removals. I wish your uncle and his bees all the best. Thanks for watching. God's peace Heidi.
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@@JeffHorchoff Thanks so much! To you as well.
How’d the bees fair in the TS?
We were very fortunate and did not have any issues. Thank you for asking and for taking the time to watch the video. God's peace Sharon.
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Hello Mr Ed, amei esse vídeo, e essa apicultora com essas caixas cheias de florzinha,muito bom esse método de caputura,mais me responde uma coisa ,não tem perigo das outras colmeias entra em conflito com essa colméia nova?Aguardo resposta.Que Deus abençoe seu trabalho. 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
Que belo apiário este apicultor, Hollis, tem. as caixas são brilhantes e bonitas. As colméias podem ser colocadas muito próximas umas das outras, pois cada abelha sabe a que colméia pertence, e não há necessidade de se preocupar com a briga entre si. Obrigado por sua bênção e por assistir. Irmão da paz de Deus.
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