Setting up the top bar bee hive stands

In this video I go over Setting up the top bar bee hive stands that I made in a previous video. These stands are easy to make, easy to transport, and easy to set up in the field.
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[@FarmallFanatic]

Got stung by a wasp last year, never been that mad in all my life. They got the wasp foam treatment. Nice job! 👍

[@GrandpasPlace]

I killed the wasps up on the cabin with the same foam stuff. Works wonders. lol

[@neckredgringo5372]

Bet you had some fun with those wasp haha. That's interesting, never knew that's how ya bait them.

[@DannyWalker1949]

I'm still learning from your video's bout Bee's🐝. Very Interesting I must say. I am very Ignorant on this subject, I must say. Good Day Sir. 👍

[@GrandpasPlace]

Thanks Danny, Im enjoying making these videos. It's all still new to me as well, I have just read a bunch on it and am trying to get some bees. lol

[@jds9559]

what are the benefits of using this verses small bee boxes? top bar bee hives are new to me. Lemmon grass oil works great for catching swarms. Great job with that. If it gets on your hand, they will land on it, so be careful.

[@GrandpasPlace]

If you use small swarm boxes like I built in an earlier video then once the bees move in, you have to move them to the bigger hive. What I have done here is to set the inter of the full hive to mimic the inside of the swarm boxes, then baited the hive itself. If a swarm moves into the hive then all I will need to do is to move the backer board back and give them access to the rest of the hive.
Thank you for watching.