Nice to see you both educating the younger generation on bees. Pete grabbing the combs near the wires, that's why your called Stuntman Pete. Then at least Randy can tell the tale of what happened to you to us.
I was so glad to see your video come up! Yeah, wall cuts with a Dremel can be dicey, I've came so close to being electrocuted that I didn't even know it till I pulled the drywall down! And that's not what I did for a living, just for myself or helping out family members on their own homes. Loved the pics at the end to get a feel for the area. Those make things feel so much more real and you are good at doing it. I'd like to thank you for getting me turned back on to bees. I was about to go full on with them back in '99 when family, kid's needs, took over what I would be doing for the next 8 or 9 years. Watching all your videos during the pandemic has brought me back to something I wish I could have done all those years back. After much research on my areas weather patterns, I decided to use a different hive model though. I'm looking forward to the journey and have you to thank for relighting my smoker for bees. I feel like I know you and yet I've never met you, just proves you never know how much of an influence you can have on someone by the way you do things and put it out there. Thanks Randy!
What a great day to watch the Rooster! This years bee season looks like it’s gonna produce a whole lot of honey! Thanks for sharing part of your day-we all look forward to your. Notifications :). Have a great rest of the weekend!
Last year you posted videos of your trip to California for the almond pollination period. Was it worth the time and effort beyond the RUclips content it provided you?
If you mean what does it take to be profitable on a trip like that, two hundred colonies seems to be the minimum that would make it worth the trip. I didn't have any bees on this load so for me it was just a learning trip. It was a great experience and well worth the time and money to me.
"You ain't gonna do nuttin with that little puff! Go get a cigarette!"..... "Okay... Marlboro or Kool?" .... I choked on my drink cause I'm holding a lit Kool cigarette... 🤣🤣🤣
@@628DirtRooster ... Maybe one day I could come visit from Florida and go on a removal with ya... I would definitely help with some smoke... LOL! 💨💨🚬🚬🤣🤣 .... Or maybe y'all could come do a removal here in Jacksonville, I'm sure there's gotta be a few people who could use your help... But then again, we tend to see more Wasps and Hornets... At least around where I live...
When you were pointing out trees that you were calling ‘Popcorn Trees’, I held out my bowl to get a refill! 😂 I’m already eating popcorn watching your video, was hoping you would refill my bowl!
Another great video from Dirt & Pete. Gotta love scraping comb from wire packets. 😉 Seemed like everyone involved had a good time & were glad to see the bees move on to your place Dirt. Really enjoyed the music too. 👍🐝
Right on all brothers of all colors. 👍🏻💪😎🙏🏻✌️. We don’t have a lot of hives that winter well here on the the front range of the Rockies NW of Denver. I’m setting all my seeds, bulbs, feeders and such out for my pollination friends including my hummingbirds. I don’t have much use for wasps, hornets or yellow jackets. I bait those traps next to my least favorite neighbors property. I enjoy bumble bees. They are harmless and just amusing. I got flowers they like 👍🏻
My friend from the Rockies, if your Bumble Bees are the same as Midwest Bumble Bees they are far from harmless. I think maybe you have been fortunate thus far.
The teenager with the white stripes on his arms. Love him. That’s what young men look like when they don’t want to let on how scared they are. Lots of people are scared of bees. I give him credit for asking and trying. Good kids.
I know I won't ever go around a bees nest lol,but I know they are very important and I'm glad you guys film so we can always watch how it's done. It's always a way of life! Lol
You draw a crowd. Everyone is curious about bees. Glad you guys are safe around the electrical. Really enjoy your pictures at the end. Thanks for the video. Take care.
Great video full of entertainment. I still love the pictures and musical ending (when it's some bluesy stuff) keep up the good work and more b&w pics 👌
Randy I like watching you two work.👍 I've watched some beekeepers do cut outs with out the construction background, it can be painful😁and they can quickly become complicated.
Always funny to watch you two. Definitely take your time especially around electrical panels. When I use to do installations as a journeyman electrician we stapled all our branch circuits going from the panel.
Home electrical is always interesting to work around. Pete should go by the electrical supply house and get some rubber gloves for when he is opening the wall. Also standing on a rubber mat like a welcome mat could help a lot. Many a time I had to grab bare hot wires as an electrician and as long as you are not grounded you are safe but give it somewhere to leave your body to ground and you will get bit. Of course the rubber gloves (real rubber) will keep it from getting into your body to start with. Just a thought.
@@628DirtRooster Yeah, but those commercial jobs are dangerous. Got hit so hard with 277 volt that I slept in a recliner for two nights to avoid getting pneumonia. Did that twice in four years as an electrician. Crazy fun. Not.
So sorry about the loss and devastation to your fellow citizens in Mississippi. If it’s not from the sea it’s a tornado. That time of year and most of us in the U.S. are vulnerable. Again, sorry for the poor souls that were hit.
Now you've done it Randy. I bet all of those "students" you where teaching will be in the beekeeping business next week. 😁 Another great video and photos.
Please tell your mate, to prevent health issues let him NOT wear his cellphone near his hart! PLEASE greetings from Antwerp/ Belgium Keep up the good works! ;)
Nice video to begin a cold Monday morning viewing with Randy! Those little flying bundles of energy sure have a way about them to survive, no matter the challenge the human throws their way. Do you ever very often find that bees will chew into the plastic coating around wires like that? As always, you do have a way with your eye and camera! -Bob...
Randy, at 4:33 what were all those mud mounds in her back yard. I have an idea, but checking to see if I'm correct. Not being from that area I'm not sure.....
Awesome work. She what happened to the bees in the colony? Take it no queen was found and with no brood they’d have nothing way to make another. Saw plenty of cells from where they swarmed.
With them going in through the meter panel, I'm surprised you didn't consider having the electric company kill power at the pole just to be safe. Well done in any case.
That's awesome, so is that the FlirONEpro on your phone? How do you like it overall? :) I love that she wanted to take photos and learn about them. What a great learning experience, I'm glad they stuck around to see what you did and to overcome some fears. That was GREAT!
It is a FLiR One pro. It’s an older model but still works great. It saves me so much time hunting bees and drilling holes to scope. It’s pretty affordable as well. We had a good time with those guys. I’m glad they were willing to be a part of the video.
Is there a reason you don’t have a larger opening for the vacuum hose? Just curious. Seems like you would suck more of them up with a larger opening. Man that was a serious hive in a bad spot. Glad you boys didn’t get juiced in the process.
That would be so cool if those kids got interested in bees! Let them taste the honey and they will fall in love with bees then. I personally am not one that would be comfortable with the risk of getting stung. I used to try to pet and hold the bumble bees that would be on the honeysuckle the us kids would be sipping on. Got stung, but my friend had a way with them and she never got stung. Honey, esp. local honey is soooo good for you and esp. for seasonal allergies. It's Heavenly food! Watching these boys is a hoot! Nice to see that they got over it and started eating and enjoying the honey comb! So what do you do with the bees you catch DirtRooster? I notice you don't protect the comb to put in new boxes for the bees??? Just curious. I'm used to your buddy Mr. Ed. and how he does things. You are the only other person I've watched so far do bees. Great video! Thank you!
Hey Randy, see that shirt Pete's wearing? I have 4 of them and I'd buy 4 more if they were back in store. That color and the hunter green. Really high quality tee shirts.
I must be getting old. First I've had my Fein multi tool since before it was cool. The tool was originally made by Fein for removing casts. When I saw the cutting of the wall it took me all the way back to March 25th 2023 when I was cutting a hole in the wall. Albeit a must smaller one to install a wall outlet. Question: do you have your bee logo on a sticker that I could place on my smoker?
I've yet to see a person get dead from 110 possible if ya got a weak heart if ya are standing or laying in water, but just grabin a bare wire with 110 na give ya a good scare ,now 220 that gets deeper it can mess with yer heart rythm but most of the time it'll shake ya loose before it bites, 440 and up bye bye, ya don't wanna get any closer to 14000 than beein on the ground and lookin up. Those power compny guys use fiber glass cranes and poles.
Question: I am in Virginia and was told when setting up a bee box to put it in full sun because they like the heat but other beekeepers say keep the beehive in a shady place and/or sheltered in the winter. What’s your best advice for placement - full sun or half-shade?
Depends but I prefer my to be in the shade in the heat of the day and catch full sun early or late. That's not necessarily how all mine are set up but that's what I like.
How do you estimate for each job of bee wrangling? I mean, you can’t tell how big the hive is with just the FLAIR. Do you have a contingency outside of the construction project? Time is money, and I have watched 1000’s of hours of different bee wrangler’s video content and have determined outside of the construction project, you and others don’t know just how long it is going to take to remove a hive.
Nice to see you both educating the younger generation on bees. Pete grabbing the combs near the wires, that's why your called Stuntman Pete. Then at least Randy can tell the tale of what happened to you to us.
I'd tell you about Fleet Foot Pete. The man who was fast as lightning.
I love your guys interactions with the homeowners and neighbors, you do so much more than remove bees... Thanks for sharing!
Y'all are such awesome Ambassadors for bees. I really enjoy seeing the youngers in a family overcome their fear to see and learn.
They discovered bees aren't all that scary.
“I’m not a bee expert. I just play one on TV.” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Great things!! Education for everyone and beautiful photos!
Thanks for watching!
Great to see you all, love watching you and Pete working together 👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗
More to come Sandie.
I was so glad to see your video come up! Yeah, wall cuts with a Dremel can be dicey, I've came so close to being electrocuted that I didn't even know it till I pulled the drywall down! And that's not what I did for a living, just for myself or helping out family members on their own homes. Loved the pics at the end to get a feel for the area. Those make things feel so much more real and you are good at doing it. I'd like to thank you for getting me turned back on to bees. I was about to go full on with them back in '99 when family, kid's needs, took over what I would be doing for the next 8 or 9 years. Watching all your videos during the pandemic has brought me back to something I wish I could have done all those years back. After much research on my areas weather patterns, I decided to use a different hive model though. I'm looking forward to the journey and have you to thank for relighting my smoker for bees. I feel like I know you and yet I've never met you, just proves you never know how much of an influence you can have on someone by the way you do things and put it out there. Thanks Randy!
Brother you getting me all choked up. Keep us up to speed on your progress as you grow your hobby/business.
I just had a thought of you guys taking The Bush Beeman with you guys on this cutout. 😆 🤣
Battle of the accents.
We'd be trying to imitate him.
@@628DirtRooster
I could just see that too.
What a great day to watch the Rooster! This years bee season looks like it’s gonna produce a whole lot of honey! Thanks for sharing part of your day-we all look forward to your. Notifications :). Have a great rest of the weekend!
Last year you posted videos of your trip to California for the almond pollination period. Was it worth the time and effort beyond the RUclips content it provided you?
Thank you Mary Jane.
If you mean what does it take to be profitable on a trip like that, two hundred colonies seems to be the minimum that would make it worth the trip. I didn't have any bees on this load so for me it was just a learning trip. It was a great experience and well worth the time and money to me.
I am happy to see the youngsters getting a little "beeducation"! And man, you are upping your game with the photography. Loved every shot!
I've got to get out there and shoot some more this week. I have been out shooting in a couple of weeks. I'm slacking.
@@628DirtRooster So am I.
For a couple seconds, I thought my phone screen was broken, but it was your windshield, LOL. Thanks for the fun video!
Haha I got a spider web across mine yesterday and thought it was cracked.
Randy does a great Lizzy impression😂
😄😄
Your photos at the end of your videos are very impactful. They capture the culture and lifestyle of the south / 3rd coast very well
You are very kind.
"You ain't gonna do nuttin with that little puff! Go get a cigarette!"..... "Okay... Marlboro or Kool?" ....
I choked on my drink cause I'm holding a lit Kool cigarette... 🤣🤣🤣
You could have lent a hand with the smoke.
@@628DirtRooster ... Maybe one day I could come visit from Florida and go on a removal with ya... I would definitely help with some smoke... LOL! 💨💨🚬🚬🤣🤣 .... Or maybe y'all could come do a removal here in Jacksonville, I'm sure there's gotta be a few people who could use your help... But then again, we tend to see more Wasps and Hornets... At least around where I live...
Those boys learned more with you guys than they did all those years at school!!! 😂😂😂😂
Things you gave in common with Mat's Off-Road Recovery. 1. You have Edd, 2, a truck, 3 you do recoveries, and last 4 the ladies love ya!
LOL
18:12 gotta luv a clogged nozzle. That’s a buncho beezos
Had to give them the old sideways slap.
When you were pointing out trees that you were calling ‘Popcorn Trees’, I held out my bowl to get a refill! 😂 I’m already eating popcorn watching your video, was hoping you would refill my bowl!
Haha These would really need a lot of butter.
Another great video from Dirt & Pete. Gotta love scraping comb from wire packets. 😉
Seemed like everyone involved had a good time & were glad to see the bees move on to your place Dirt.
Really enjoyed the music too. 👍🐝
Need more fun days like that. Makes it fun to record the job.
If I didn't watch this channel for the bees, I'd watch it for the closing montage!
But you watch for both right? ha!
Lol your southern bees are lovers my northern bees would eat me up if I tried that without sugar water an smoke 😅😅
Right on all brothers of all colors. 👍🏻💪😎🙏🏻✌️. We don’t have a lot of hives that winter well here on the the front range of the Rockies NW of Denver. I’m setting all my seeds, bulbs, feeders and such out for my pollination friends including my hummingbirds. I don’t have much use for wasps, hornets or yellow jackets. I bait those traps next to my least favorite neighbors property. I enjoy bumble bees. They are harmless and just amusing. I got flowers they like 👍🏻
We're planting our raised beds right now. Hope yours do well this season.
My friend from the Rockies, if your Bumble Bees are the same as Midwest Bumble Bees they are far from harmless. I think maybe you have been fortunate thus far.
@@doak4886 In my experience bumble bees will tear you up if you happen upon their nest.
@@628DirtRooster Yes indeed. Didn’t understand the other gent’s remark that they were harmless. Maybe he meant if you stayed in your truck.
@@doak4886 As long as they are just out foraging they are pretty docile.
That was indeed a funny looking heat signature 🤣🤣🥒🥒
Yeah and it really didn't match the comb like it normally would.
Love the closing photos & music, well done thanks .
Many thanks!
Lol...i love when ol pete gets tagged🤣🤣🤣
He can make some funny noises.
The teenager with the white stripes on his arms. Love him. That’s what young men look like when they don’t want to let on how scared they are.
Lots of people are scared of bees. I give him credit for asking and trying. Good kids.
Couldn't get him to try any honey no matter how hard we tried.
I know I won't ever go around a bees nest lol,but I know they are very important and I'm glad you guys film so we can always watch how it's done. It's always a way of life! Lol
You draw a crowd. Everyone is curious about bees. Glad you guys are safe around the electrical. Really enjoy your pictures at the end. Thanks for the video. Take care.
The guy at 33:44 looked like he might have some interesting stories
I'll bet you're right.
Great video full of entertainment. I still love the pictures and musical ending (when it's some bluesy stuff) keep up the good work and more b&w pics 👌
Nice comment from Tony Chew, and may I add, the best background music I've heard! Nice boat too, I'm partial ,cheers from Origun.
Randy I like watching you two work.👍 I've watched some beekeepers do cut outs with out the construction background, it can be painful😁and they can quickly become complicated.
I've seen some doozies. haha
Love the photo's at the end.
Thanks Terry. Photography is a favorite pastime for me.
Always funny to watch you two. Definitely take your time especially around electrical panels. When I use to do installations as a journeyman electrician we stapled all our branch circuits going from the panel.
This was older construction but these days that would have been attached to a stud.
Great video Rooster and some great advice about working around hot wires.
Hate to see people learn the hard way.
yeah! I always enjoy very much your videos, and of course, Your photograpy! best regards from Mexicali, B.C. México!
Love that area. I spent a few days at Ocotillo in 2004.
I love this! I can talk about bees all day to anyone willing to listen and learn.
Praying you all stay safe down south with all those tornados.
Thank you Nancy. We are safe.
As I expected, another awesome video with my two Bee Brothers.
Keep up the great work
God bless you and keep you
Thank you sir. God bless you as well.
Great video, Seeing the 2 men doing the catchphrase was awesome, Never know could be bee keepers in the making.
You talk about a "hot hive" if one was to goof up in that stud space! Enjoyed brother and God bless.
Wax makes a good accelerant.
I love the pictures.
Thank you Samantha
Tell Pete he looks like one of the members of zz top.
I wonder if he has a guitar.
@@628DirtRooster does he? He is the missing brother.
Home electrical is always interesting to work around. Pete should go by the electrical supply house and get some rubber gloves for when he is opening the wall. Also standing on a rubber mat like a welcome mat could help a lot. Many a time I had to grab bare hot wires as an electrician and as long as you are not grounded you are safe but give it somewhere to leave your body to ground and you will get bit. Of course the rubber gloves (real rubber) will keep it from getting into your body to start with. Just a thought.
I've been tickled a few times myself but never while cutting a wall thankfully.
@@628DirtRooster Yeah, but those commercial jobs are dangerous. Got hit so hard with 277 volt that I slept in a recliner for two nights to avoid getting pneumonia. Did that twice in four years as an electrician. Crazy fun. Not.
The end shots are framing material that should be added to the honey shop
I've got some better ones to go on the wall. :)
@33:20 is almost my favorite picture. VERY NICE!
Beautiful weather today
It looked like rain all day here but never a drop fell.
Pete!!! Find a stud😂😂😂
He knew right where to look.
Was a great day for watching the bee men Yappie this morning, J P a few min ago the only one that is missing is Mr Ed. All of you guys are great
Hey Grumpy. I've talked to JP today but didn't know he put out another video. I'll have to go look.
Great photos 👍👍👍🤓
Great job guys.
Thanks Sherry
Those herons!
I like how the wind is kicking up the feathers on the back of their heads.
So sorry about the loss and devastation to your fellow citizens in Mississippi. If it’s not from the sea it’s a tornado. That time of year and most of us in the U.S. are vulnerable. Again, sorry for the poor souls that were hit.
It's a sad situation. They are receiving help from all the churches around the state. We're doing all we can for them and keeping them in our prayers.
Hey Rooster 🐓 and your crew with you
Good evening Randle. How you been buddy?
Lol Randy did you become the victim of a pigeon bee 😂 what did you say fell on your face from above hehe
A bee must have had Taco Bell and then flew over my face.
@@628DirtRooster bwahaha did you feel the buurrrnnnn
Smart work
We try Rick. :)
I'm glad Pete didn't ride the lightening. lol Was there a queen in that hive?
LOL! Green Mile reference? There was likely a single virgin in there. I never saw one so I combined them with other colonies.
@@628DirtRooster Yes! And also a police reference when someone gets the tazer. lol
Now you've done it Randy. I bet all of those "students" you where teaching will be in the beekeeping business next week. 😁 Another great video and photos.
@Gitatit, diddo!😢
They better keep their day job, as they say.
50 is hot in the north this time of year
It's hot here for me. I like 45.
Please tell your mate, to prevent health issues let him NOT wear his cellphone near his hart! PLEASE greetings from Antwerp/ Belgium Keep up the good works! ;)
You two are so funny 🇺🇸
Just having a good time.
I like the “ fried Pete “ how about fried Pete on a stick . Corn dog . Thanks
Fried Pete pop
Great impersonation of Lizzy from MORR
Man Randy. I alway enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for these awesome videos
I have too much fun making these things. Hope y'all's spring sales are kicking hard.
Those were some cool kiddos
Thank you again Mr DirtRooster 🤛🏼🐝
I hate popcorn trees. I've got them in droves and getting rid of them is hell.
That wire situation is exactly why I don't like Romex, conduit all day long, extension cords in the walls are nothing but trouble.
Awesome cutout!!! I had another cutout call I have to go look at tomorrow. Thanks!
Hope it's an easy one.
@@628DirtRooster Thanks!
Nice video to begin a cold Monday morning viewing with Randy! Those little flying bundles of energy sure have a way about them to survive, no matter the challenge the human throws their way. Do you ever very often find that bees will chew into the plastic coating around wires like that? As always, you do have a way with your eye and camera! -Bob...
Randy, at 4:33 what were all those mud mounds in her back yard. I have an idea, but checking to see if I'm correct. Not being from that area I'm not sure.....
Crawdad mounds. They live in wet land.
Awesome work. She what happened to the bees in the colony? Take it no queen was found and with no brood they’d have nothing way to make another. Saw plenty of cells from where they swarmed.
They got combined with other colonies.
With them going in through the meter panel, I'm surprised you didn't consider having the electric company kill power at the pole just to be safe. Well done in any case.
What a GREAT video ❤❤❤
That's awesome, so is that the FlirONEpro on your phone? How do you like it overall? :) I love that she wanted to take photos and learn about them. What a great learning experience, I'm glad they stuck around to see what you did and to overcome some fears. That was GREAT!
It is a FLiR One pro. It’s an older model but still works great. It saves me so much time hunting bees and drilling holes to scope. It’s pretty affordable as well.
We had a good time with those guys. I’m glad they were willing to be a part of the video.
@@628DirtRooster Awesome, thanks Randy :) !
Stud...Field mouse!!!😂
Great vid Randy! You guys always have a good time!!
Yes we do. No reason not to enjoy our work. :)
Pollen is the best part. I love it 🤩
I like the taste of it.
Good job
Thanks
Is there a reason you don’t have a larger opening for the vacuum hose? Just curious. Seems like you would suck more of them up with a larger opening. Man that was a serious hive in a bad spot. Glad you boys didn’t get juiced in the process.
Larger opening would require more vac pressure which would kill more bees.
pete your braid is so long &🚙 beautiful in it's length and looks so good so getting so long(very nice hey they swarmed from the popcorn trees ?
You guys all good after all the tornado's hitting down there ? I saw some lost whole yards !
Missed us. Thanks for checking
That would be so cool if those kids got interested in bees! Let them taste the honey and they will fall in love with bees then. I personally am not one that would be comfortable with the risk of getting stung. I used to try to pet and hold the bumble bees that would be on the honeysuckle the us kids would be sipping on. Got stung, but my friend had a way with them and she never got stung. Honey, esp. local honey is soooo good for you and esp. for seasonal allergies. It's Heavenly food! Watching these boys is a hoot! Nice to see that they got over it and started eating and enjoying the honey comb! So what do you do with the bees you catch DirtRooster? I notice you don't protect the comb to put in new boxes for the bees??? Just curious. I'm used to your buddy Mr. Ed. and how he does things. You are the only other person I've watched so far do bees. Great video! Thank you!
Randy, hope you are all okay in your part of Mississippi . We will pray for all those hit by the Tornadoes.
Hey Randy, see that shirt Pete's wearing? I have 4 of them and I'd buy 4 more if they were back in store. That color and the hunter green. Really high quality tee shirts.
What size Ed? We're making another run of shirts right now.
@@628DirtRooster 3XL
@@628DirtRooster Love those shirts. Wore one right out and summer is coming!
Please let me know when they are back in!!!
The way you hold the FLIR with your hand across the back; doesn’t your hand interfere with detecting the bees?
The FLIR sensor is at the bottom plugged into the lightning port. The phone is just a screen for it.
00:14:09 He is hooked, another Beekeeper is born!
Haha Maybe one day.
Why don't you use the thermal scope to find the studs? They showed up earlier when you were looking at the heat signature
We do sometimes but we can usually find them easier by nails, screws or bumping the wall. Pete was just off his game on this one.
Lizzie impression bang on🤣🤣
Haha I've heard her enough.
I must be getting old. First I've had my Fein multi tool since before it was cool. The tool was originally made by Fein for removing casts. When I saw the cutting of the wall it took me all the way back to March 25th 2023 when I was cutting a hole in the wall. Albeit a must smaller one to install a wall outlet.
Question: do you have your bee logo on a sticker that I could place on my smoker?
Best intro ever
He was a nice kid. I was glad to have him play along.
I think I see the queen at 23:36 climbing up the comb and flying off. 23:36
Thanks Randy and crew!
Thanks for hanging out with us Tyler.
I've yet to see a person get dead from 110 possible if ya got a weak heart if ya are standing or laying in water, but just grabin a bare wire with 110 na give ya a good scare ,now 220 that gets deeper it can mess with yer heart rythm but most of the time it'll shake ya loose before it bites, 440 and up bye bye, ya don't wanna get any closer to 14000 than beein on the ground and lookin up. Those power compny guys use fiber glass cranes and poles.
I've been shocked just enough to know I don't like it one little bid. I wouldn't make a good electrician.
GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS YEAH!!!!
Question: I am in Virginia and was told when setting up a bee box to put it in full sun because they like the heat but other beekeepers say keep the beehive in a shady place and/or sheltered in the winter. What’s your best advice for placement - full sun or half-shade?
Depends but I prefer my to be in the shade in the heat of the day and catch full sun early or late. That's not necessarily how all mine are set up but that's what I like.
How do you estimate for each job of bee wrangling? I mean, you can’t tell how big the hive is with just the FLAIR. Do you have a contingency outside of the construction project?
Time is money, and I have watched 1000’s of hours of different bee wrangler’s video content and have determined outside of the construction project, you and others don’t know just how long it is going to take to remove a hive.
was the queen in the hive or was she on her mating flight
Likely a virgin in there but we never saw her.
Ed always says we will them out 😄
Haha I forgot about that.
What kind of flir do you have plugged into your phone?
FLIR One