Swarm was too big for the trap! What now?

When I checked this trap I couldn't tell if the girls were moving in or had decided to move out. They weren't entering the trap as quickly as bees usually do. So, I had to take things in to my own hands and hopefully I fixed it.
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[@rodneymiddleton9624]

I had one in the trees with 2 queens and one moved in a trap yesterday. Excitement!!!

[@FreeRangeArtFarm]

Congrats!

[@MinnesotaBeekeeper]

Nice that you caught it before they might have moved on. Congratulations!

[@FreeRangeArtFarm]

Thanks. I was really thrown off with those girls. Just didn't know what they were up to. I think I did the right thing to make sure they stayed.

[@ranles1]

That’s exactly what I would’ve done. In fact I have done it and it was a success.

[@FreeRangeArtFarm]

So far it seems to have been successful. They were all moved in to the larger hive and I moved it to my apiary the next day.

[@raymondbrown867]

Just swap out frame's. 😮