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How can u tell from a virgin queen

I think that’s a rattlesnake

OMG...i love honey so much

You can eat it

They sure did good there. The left side of the comb looks even too old for the bees

Bruh. Not a single flower in 30 miles that isn’t getting probed 3x a day with a colony like that.

Can you still eat that honey 🍯

Thaths not Iffle Tower thats Waffle Tower

And thats another day of saving the Beeees.

А зачем он вопще коробку взял если он всё мимо тресот

How do bees even get in there 😭😭😭

That’s a hive

I'm sorry I don't know or have I ever heard of Properus and Don't know how to spell it either, could you please help me out and tell me what it is? I would sure appreciate it. Thank you kindly

I can’t believe where bees go to make their hive,and store their honey?And,I saw a small bee 🐝 go over the video camera.😮

Wow ❤️thank you for helping the 🐝🐝🐝

You can watch this entire rescue on our newest episode: tinyurl.com/34knrmnu

Pretty amazing

Wow

i love bee

i would had held the box under the swarm before shaking the limb

You need a bigger box!!

Love honey !!!! What do you do with the comb and honey you harvest?

You can watch this entire rescue here! 👇 tinyurl.com/mr4x3vac

Pls come to bhutan phuentsholing theres so many bees its consulate office of indian goverment

50,000

If these clowns are pro’s, then the bee industry is in trouble. 1. Wear a body suit designed for hornets to protect against extremely aggressive bees. 2. Working in hot Arizona, add some sort of air circ system to the suit to keep cool. 3. Recon during the day and set up some sort of containment tent to keep the bees from escaping - do this at night when all foragers have returned to the hive. 4. Use CO2 to immobilize the bees when time to remove the hive. 5. Use a bee vac to collect all the aggressive bees to prevent them from escaping and establishing other hives ( that is the purpose of a containment tent from step 3). These types of bees can successfully eradicated during the day if a little common sense is applied. CO2 is safe to use, and will not poison the honey, therefore the honey can be collected and sold or given to the property owner - I’d like try some killer bee honey. Quit sending in the clowns.

Those bees are nasty!😊

She Knows

Yes…can only go 2 stories up! You guys are amazing saving the honey bees! 🐝

I really like the longer versions of these videos! I start getting into what is happening…and then it’s done!😂

What is the spray that you use on them?

TONS of honey, a skeleton and THOUSANDS of robber bees makes for an eventful bee rescue! 🥵🏴‍☠️🐝 You can watch this entire rescue here! 👇 tinyurl.com/4frrfj5e

You should tape the inner flaps down next time.

😂

Nice video 📷

So you counted each bee and got to 50k bees???

Im amazed that they ended up counting all of them, AND that it was such an even number.

did u count those bees??

Love this! thank you for everything you do

I'm not gonna call it brave. Let's just say risky to deal with those bees without a suit on

I prefer to not smoke swarms unless the weather is causing them to be defensive. I want the bees to be able to smell the queen pheremone instead of smoke. If you want to calm bees, spray them with some sugar water if the temperature allows it. Otherwise use a more passive or static approach to relocating them.

Its good to see their pesticides and chemicals haven't killed them all...take good care of them❤

Wish they could have been left alone. So hard for nature among us humans.

Screw that..... Pull the pin, yell "FRAG OUT" run the opposite direction & never go near there again 😂

I counted the bees. It is 50000

Honeybees

مشاءالله تبارك الله

BEES!!!!

I could never do that.Cause i'm afraid of heights. Lol 😅

100 dollars extra for every 10 stairs.