JP & Yappy Relocate Mr. Charles' Bees From a Garage Wall
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- Опубліковано 25 бер 2016
- JP & Yappy Relocate Mr. Charles' Bees From a Garage Wall
In this episode by JPthebeeman, he shares helpful tips as he performs a live honey bee removal from a garage wall with the help of his long time friend Yappy Beeman. Enjoy their fun as they chase the runny little Italian queen that gave them fits trying to catch her.
Although there are so many variables that change from one job to the next, these how to tips are a must watch that will help bring a better understanding for doing a professional bee removal.
As always, a basic knowledge in construction of residential and commercial structures is a must. Always be aware of your surroundings as bees can become a problem for those nearby your immediate location. Always use caution throughout the entire bee removal process.
Jp The Beeman is a professional honey bee removal specialist in the New Orleans and surrounding metropolitan area. Covering Metairie La,Kenner La, Harahan La, LaPlace La, Gonzales La, Port Sulfer La, Jefferson La, River Ridge La, Harvey La, Ridge City La, Marrero La, Gretna La, Belle Chasse La, and more.
JP The Beeman has been providing live honey bee removal services and swarm captures for over 28 years. He has successfully removed thousands of honey bee colonies and swarms from places such as buried tires to hot tubs, trees, duck boxes, bird houses, squirrel boxes and residential and commercial structures. If you need honey bee removal service in the New Orleans or surrounding area, please feel free to contact him at: jpthebeeman.com for assistance.
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I love seeing you and Yappy work together. Two good men with a lot of knowledge to share.🐝💗
Thank you again for saving these bee’s . I do think though JP you are gentler with the bees then Yappy. So happy though the two of you where able to rescue all these bees .
Those are amazingly gentle bees.
I suspect that JP kept these bees for his own hives.
Congrats to Yappy for capturing Her Majesty.
75th! GOOD MORNING JP! Roger in Pierre South Dakota
You crack me up Roger, thanks for the updates on your journey into the bee world! 🤣✌️🐝
These bees kept everything so straight.
I was waiting for one crazy kamikazi bee to fly out the bee vac and get Yappy right on the eyeball LOL. Love your content 🧡🐝
Voting up all your videos JP. You should have your own reality show!
I watched it first!!!!!!!!! woooohoooooo
Ole happy made a great beeman ! JP you did a good job teaching! Great job!
That’s Yappy not happy, spell cHeck is killing me!
Well done JP! I noted that Mr. Charles started hanging around about 25:50 with what appears to be a check in his hand. Finally left with the check, so guess you did that one for free!! All the best from VA!
Tom Knapp yeah i thought it looked like a check too. And Mr Charles is thinking “why are those guys talking to a camera?”
Yaaaaaa loves yappy!!!!My husband is from mobile Alabama.....dont let yappy tell the bad jokes please....you has a good learning videos, & adults kids watches far and near..dont make some of us has to leave...some people mouth so foul & dirty...but ur pleasant to watch.....keep it clean..👍
Another satisfied home owner... Congrats on the 15,000 subs you'll hit this weekend.
+628DirtRooster Thanks man. I see you're getting pretty high tech with your equipment over there in Rooster land. Nice camera & audio work. What editing program you using these days?
JPthebeeman Just started using Premiere Pro. Still figuring it out but I like it so far.
Never heard of it but looks good.
Way cool! Found out that Rural King has a small assortment of Honey Bee supplies, frames, boxes, suits, and such. Kind of cool for the back yard bee keeper and prices where fair if you figure in shipping from online suppliers. Up here in Ohio we don't have a Dadant store on every corner so it's nice that our local Ag store recognizes our needs.
Lovely looking little gentle bees in this video 😀
I'm really grateful for the information text you keep popping on the screen when it's appropriate, it's really interesting!
She was a sneaky little girl for sure, she just didn't understand you were trying to help her. All her girls will follow her down for sure. lol Have a great day
Thanks for these awesome videos, JP! I appreciate the inclusion of the safety message, especially regarding aggressive bee's. I once saw a hive of highly aggressive bees sting a large man's arms clean off! True story :D
+Chip B I had to take that video down :-)
I wish that our native honeybees here in Portugal were like those, this ones are usually very agressive, I use full protection and lots of smoke and they still manage to put stingers in the beesuit and a few of those reach my skin. Good work guys and thanks for sharing your lovely work.
+Paulo Silva thanks for watching & have a great season!
Good job guys---thanks!
I really enjoy these videos Thanks so much for sharing
Another great vid jp.... Never known yappy be as quiet..lol. Love it when the queen gets caged ( makes for a happy ending).
Always enjoy your videos!
Awesome as ever thanks for sharing .
*Awwwww yea, the Bee Man is BACK.*
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At the end.....did Yappy leave you hanging??? GREAT VIDEO!!
I love all your videos!
David Brooke not sure what you’re referring to David but if he did he knows revenge is a dish best served cold! 🤣 👍🐝
@@JPthebeeman you tried to fist bump him at the very very end of video. He left you hanging...hahaha.
Btw, freaking love your videos!!
Another great vid J.P. :)
Those were a nice bunch of bees. Is Yappy taking those home?
I'm with you, JP. I'm not a fan of Outback either.
Thanks for posting all your videos. They're very entertaining.
I have a few questions about how to handle removed bees once they're in the home bee yard. In the past when I did cutouts I left them in an open hive body and more likely than not they absconded within a week.
I did a cutout yesterday - March 28 - and I closed them in the hive with ventilation and water. The hive I cut out of the house yesterday has already cast one swarm which I captured last week.
How should I proceed now?
How long should I leave the bees jailed?
The hive is scary light on honey. There's a lot of flowers blooming.
There's 3 capped queen cells in the hive.
There's loads of capped brood and some open brood.
Thanks for your time and trouble.
👍🏼🤠🇨🇦
Goes better when milkshakes are involved.😂😂
I've been amazed at this video as it shows those incredibly long hanging combs! I wouldn't of thought they could sustain their own weight at that length. Wish you had the whole length open to see before you cut the comb up. I've been wondering if you do something with the wax or sell it to someone else who does. Ditto with the honey. Keep up the good work with all your buddies! Love your stuff!
Bailey C They're attached to both the top of the void and all the way down the void along the back of the comb, it's completely fascinating!
Just love watching you guys!!! We have done a few removals & we try & remember how you handle this or that...have a lot to learn but are willing to put in the time & learn.. Just purchased the Colorado bee vac & was wondering how open you set your valve & what is best to clean the muck & mire off with. Any help you can give will be much appreciated. Thanks!! Dianna
+LLOYD'S SUNNY RIDGE FARMS I usually operate mine with the valve 3/4 of the way open but mine could be a lil more or less sensitive than your set up as there could be minor differences between different units.
+JPthebeeman Thanks!! We are set @ full open...should be a good place to start. Keep up the Good Work & tell your other Amigos we love watching them too...Thanks to you all from North Mo.
Man you guys worked your tails off. Seemed like a lot of bees. How many pounds of bees did you get.
+Randy Rejer 3-4 pounds at the most. They were elusive!
That music is from a TV show I think? Magnum?
Please show the design of your bee vacuum system for people in other countries to recreate it. Thanks.
Good morning. I am curious, if you have honey residue on your finger, does it upset the bees? Are you ever amazed at the ability of honey bees to build their hives? Is man made framed hive stronger than bee constructed cells?
Absolutely love your vids! And totally jealous of the bee-vac you helped design. I have a 'I wonder' question. On that blue vac hose - (mines the same but black) what if it was swapped out for a similar size, but smooth clear hose? Will that make a diff? I get concerned about the bumpy ride along the tube, I have made the oops of vac-ing up the Queen. Also I was thinking I could see what's happening in the hose line. Or does the hose need to be dark to keep the beez calm? What is your opinion?
+Naturally Bee Charming If there was a smooth interior flexible hose it would make sense to use it but honestly this set up is very bee friendly despite the pool hose (which happens to work well).
Do small bees have anything to do with being docile?
Yappy's got a bit of a commute? that's why he's always late or is that the the other guy? ;)
The other guy "Schawee." ☺️
What do bees wear to the beach ....Beeekini
Do you sell starter hives? I'm working to start a small fruit forest at my home and I think I'd like to have some bees on the property.
farm house construction
JP why did Yappy start vacuuming bees after nearly half the comb had been removed? Why not reduce the population before removing comb?
When a colony is located in a wall void relatively close to the ground we tend to use the bee vac only when necessary.
Transferring comb & shaking bees in front of the hive box or atop frames is the norm.
Running the bee vac the entire duration while trying to educate & produce a video is also almost impossible.
The bee vac noise also eliminates your ability to add narration while it’s running. That’s when we add music, so you don’t have to hear the obnoxious noise it makes. 😉🐝
How many times did you get sting from doing that?
+SP3NC3RXD from doing what exactly? The entire removal process or a specific portion of the video? I'm going to venture a guess that you mean the entire process.
These bees were pretty laid back & I honestly don't recall how many stings we took if any but I guarantee you it was very few if any.
JPthebeeman Yeah, I meant the entire process. That's crazy. Whenever I see a bee, I go crazy and watch my back cause I feel like they're gonna sting me. Same for wasps. I've never been stung by a bee before too.
nice bees, which line is that?
Next time j p move the camera up closer so we can see the bees
You coming to Buds this year?
BEE DOC,
Hello from Sweden!
I have never been stung, and I am terrified of wasps(my big brother is fatally allergic). I have become very cautious of any buzzing insects since a fairly early age. However, my father has told me to kill wasps but always help a bee, and your videos are truly enjoyable because I personally can barely keep calm around even one little stinger.
Have you ever had to deal with "killer-bees"?
Much appreciation for your work, saving bees!
+burd1987 The state guy here believes the Africanized genes are being filtered out of the gene pool "our" gene pool. He may be correct in his thinking, I don't know, but I'm glad that most of the colonies I deal with I can deal with happily.
I've never fooled with AHBs that I know of. I've had a few colonies tested that I could have sworn were AHB as they were meaner than junk yard dogs fighting over a hot dog but alas they proved negative for AHB genes.
FYI, I worked for a guy 26 years ago whose Mother was killed by a single wasp sting.
How do you make your bee vac.
+David Furman I don't. Guy Shingleton of Denver makes & sells them. He called me 4 yrs ago & we collaborated on the design. He sent me several prototypes that I tested out & we put our heads together & came up with the end result which works pretty dang good for the beek & the bees. You can order one from Guy by calling (303) 898-1267
filet knife best?
Jim Schultz I find serrated blades keep an edge longest.
You ever come across any killer bees
JB you should educate us as you are doing things, Like Showing Us and telling us which is a brood fill portion of the hive and which is full of honey. I enjoy the video but I would like to know stuff Like that & I thing your other Subscribers do too.
+Kristyanna Virgoan thanks for your feedback, doing the best I can with the time I have but rest assured your request is duly noted!
JP please choose man not baby's like him really