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Nice! I did not think about that. Each frame can be checked on each side to see if it is full. I guess when one frame is full it could be removed and another put in its place. Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day.

High Dave!!! I heard that from someone else too. This year's version is new and improved. I wonder if that will help with this. I wonder if Mick has a solution or suggestion. Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day!

Yeah, that is my bad, I did not ask in the video. I should have. If you go to their website primalbee.com and click the "Contact Us" button you can send them an email and ask any question you like. They are responsive. Tell them you saw my video... lol... Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day!

All good questions. Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day!

I would like to try out a few and see how they do. Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day!

Yes, I would like to try it out. What about you? Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day!

@ I plan to buy some for this spring.

Mick did a great job of explaining it! Are you planning to try it out? Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day!

The equipment is light. I am wondering about the weight of one of those brood nest frames when it is full of brood and bees and a little honey at the top. Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day.

I like the idea of a taller brood nest frames. It would allow the queen to work in a circle instead of a semi-circle like in the Langstroth deep frame. Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day.

He is very interesting to talk to. Because of his up close video and photography he sees things in the insect world that the average person does not see or know about. Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day!

It looks like a great product. I would like to hear any stories of someone using it for a cut out or swarm capture. Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day!

I agree 100%.

No, no bears here at the Hidden Meadow which is in the Cincinnati suburbs and no bears at the Breezy Meadow which is just outside Louisville Kentucky. Do you have a bear problem at your bee yard? Does an electric fence help? Thanks for watching. God bless you and yours! Merry Christmas!!!

Do you use a bee cozy on your bee hives?

@@adventuresinbeekeeping7590 No bee cozy's here, probably should. I don't have a budget for those here. I'm crazy, I run screen bottom boards year 'round. 😀

@@adventuresinbeekeeping7590 we have way too many bear around here. yes, the electric does help us. ZAP! Merry Christmas!

Congratulations! Hope your first beekeeping season goes well! God bless you and yours. Merry Christmas!!!

I will keep you posted.

I'm in Big Flats, NY. I don't use any bee cozy's. I'd bee interested in seeing how it works for you though.

I am glad he did not get stung... "night oxalic acid vapour treatment". I had not thought of that. All of the bees would be home in the box and all would get the treatment. I will have to think about trying that. Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day!

@adventuresinbeekeeping7590 yeah it's more effective but just make sure you don't use white light, it doesn't end well 😅

Good observation.

lol.

No bear reports, that I know of, in the suburban Cincinnati, Ohio area. Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day!

It is Reolink Go PT Plus with Reolink Solar Panel. It is 4MP and the wireless is 4G LTE cellular. It requires a cell data plan. I choose the cell version because it is not near my house and there is no wifi there. Reolink has even better ones now for less than I paid a couple years ago. Check them out at Reolink.com... Thanks for watching.

I hope that he does get into beekeeping. He seems like a nice guy. I do not know who he is but I will keep an eye out for him so we can talk about his interest in bees. Thanks for watching. Looking forward to seeing you at NAHBE. God bless and have a great day.

Yeah that's interesting. I wonder what he was thinking. Probably he was interested on some level. And he didn't try to do any harm. Beehives are neat to see. But I have tested night reactions of beehives and you CAN get lit up pretty good doing that at night. They act VERY different at night.

Thanks for watching! It was fun to do the research and make the video. It is a little long to watch, but I hope it was helpful. Looking forward to NAHBE. Good bless and have a great day!

Early in my beekeeping days, I moved a couple of hives at night and used bright lights from the truck and other area lights. The bees were not happy at all. I learned from that experience. LOL... Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day.

@@adventuresinbeekeeping7590 You know there's not a lot of videos on how to move bees properly with trucks or trailers. That's something I worry about. A few years ago a semi went through my state and wrecked with like a hundred beehives on it or something and it was a TOTAL freaking mess. Made the TV news also.

​@@candlelightbeesgardeningbob binnie, a north American beekeeper, has a few good ones. Apparently he got a visit from the sheriff's department one night because people were freaking out about the red lights and the truck noises as he moved a apairy at night😂

Yes I agree, A smaller entrance in the winter is important. It reduces air flow and can prevent entrance of other animals seeking shelter. However, not many beekeepers actually use the winter side of the bottom board. If you have more than just a few colonies, it can be a lot of work to move all of the boxes from the bottom board in order to turn it over. Most use another beekeeping tool called an entrance reducer, which fits into the opening of the 3/4 inch side and makes the entrance much smaller. Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day.

You are welcome. Happy beekeeping!

I used one of those auto editing tools and it made it really choppy. I was not really happy with it. I guess you have to be perfectly still when using one of those. Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day!

High tech. auto editing. Fascinating 😊

I like it. That is a cool saying!!! LOL. Do you keep bees? Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day.

@@adventuresinbeekeeping7590 No, but there´s something interesting to talk about. Here we have "Jataí bees" ( Tetragonisca angustula ) and when trekking in the mountais sometimes you meet then, and they come to lick you to get some salt from your transpiration. After a short time you get accustomed and become friends.

yep, Do not want any racoons or skunks. Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day.

I am not sure.... Not likely there would be sugar there in the summer. I may have spilled a bit of sugar syrup. I think it is interesting that the fox and the buck went to the same place by the one hive. Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day.

I zoomed way in on the skate board and it seems that maybe he has a bee on the bottom of his skate board. I think his intention was to say, "I like bees, I am just looking". And the wave at the end was "Thank you". Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day.

@@adventuresinbeekeeping7590 I had a strong feeling he would be pointing to a bee on his board, First lesson in bee keeping :D White lights at night are not good but it seems he didnt meet his teacher this time :D

Aren't you afraid of the fox?

I thought it was interesting how many deer visits you got.

@@candlelightbeesgardening Yes and this bee yard is called Hidden Meadow, because it is an acre of unused land in the middle of greater Cincinnati. We see several deer around our house which is about a mile away from here. Thanks for watching and subscribing...

Thanks for watching. God bless and have a great day.

Most of mine right now goes to family, friends and neighbors. I gave them the first jar free and they have been looking for more. As a member of the Kentucky State Beekeepers Association I am able to sell some at the state fair. I have friends that sell a lot at the weekend farmers market. As far as your wife is concerned, most of my bees have been gentle, however I have had a couple colonies of mean bees. Good news for me my has not yet been stung. Beekeeping is a lot of fun and WORK. Hope you make the right decision. God bless and thanks for watching.

That day I was using tap water, so probably in the 60’s F. Warmer water would reduce the stirring time to get the sugar to dissolve. That is a good question about the Brix %. I have never checked it with my refractometer. I should do that sometime. Let me know what you discover. Thanks for watching. Hope you and your bees are doing well.

@adventuresinbeekeeping7590 a 2:1 should be 63%. Thank you for the good video

Thanks for watching! Have a great year!!!

Thanks for watching!!! Have a great year!!!