You guys really need a show. Maybe with your competitor so we can see your bantering and your annual competition. Entertaining and educational every time. Love it! I will watch you over any sports program any day.
Just subscribed to your channel. As a person who is allergic to bee stings (and subsequently terrified of them), I find that it's so amazing to see how you deal with them so patiently and kindly. They may scare the jeebs out of me, I have respect for them and for you. Amazing work, sir.
I'll admit that I got a great amount of satisfaction and respect when I saw the hive frames being filled to be used and also when you said you'd be possibly getting some queens out of the bees you were able to get. Knowing that beekeepers like yourself and others don't just go out to arbitrarily kill the bees simply for existing, albeit in a garage wall but they're only doing what comes naturally - really makes me feel good about what you do. And seeing that you fed all of the honey to the bees is just freaking awesome. You have my respect, friend. Please don't stop doing what you're doing.
Whatever they paid you to remove those bees, it wasn't enough. My stomach cringed when you said you'd have to take out more rock because the comb was behind the black board. As if that wasn't enough, you had to deal with comb that was built around all those hanging wires. Great removal given the hand you were given. When we get together to do a removal, make sure it's not as difficult as this one, I really don't want to see no soaking wet Rooster. God's peace brother.
He’s talking about tart cherry juice. It’s great for nerve pain which is why people use is for arthritis. My grandmother has used it for years for her neuropathy. Try buying it on amazon and it need to be organic and concentrated
That's lots of honey to share with family and friends. The kids will probably like it. Honey is very healthy because it contains anti-oxidents. Good for your circulatory system.
That's the mindset! Stay wanting to improve. Just know that I knew nothing about bee keeping, I hated bees, and didn't understand them at all. After being subscribed to you, you gave me a whole new appreciation of this amazing creature! Thanks!
Hey man I'm pretty new to your channel but I've been binge watching. I will say I am a little more informed about the removal and treatment of these sometimes scary creatures. Your walk-through and commentary in the process is definitely appreciated. And thanks for answering questions in the comment section.
Gotta praise your cinematography man. Love the camera work and little things like the skating at the end. Plus this was shot in 4k! Love all your work!
@@628DirtRooster lmao... well... the really do love that you take such good care of them and I guess you could say ... your kinda like a God to them.... reaching into walls, pulling them apart, putting them into a nicer condo, feed and pamper them..ect lol
The videos just keep getting better and better..... even if I have watched them before....a few times!! Lol. But seriously, Randy, you already know this but you really need to be a photographer or filming movies! 🎥.. anyways.. thanks again!! From Surrey B.C 🇨🇦 ... my 2 6 year Olds and my 8 year old daughters all love you and your crew of friends and family!
I'm so happy to see you back again this spring coming spring I've missed you a whole lot I miss watching your videos so I can't wait to see what you got planned for the rest of the summer good luck bad. From Ohio
Love it: at 7:38 you tell him nope - turn it right side up. Just watched a video a couple days ago of about six people in brand new bee suits, framing up comb the wrong way. Hopefully the bees will survive and those folks will watch your video and discover there is a right way and a wrong way to orient comb when it is framed up. Actually one right way and three wrong ways. Keep the good videos coming !!
This guy is awesome. Great videos too. Well edited. I've also learned that those channels that just kill all the honey bees are a waste... even though that particular person claims they are all killer bees.
Thanks for the great vid. Just got done checking on my hives and put up a swarm trap...weird year for bees in Oregon it's still February and my girls are bringing in tons of pollen.
Greetings Mr. Dirt Rooster, I have been watching your videos since last year and I do enjoy them very much! I hope you continue to make and upload them. Blessings from Canada and have a great New Year! :)
It's my honour Sir. I am learning quite a bit from you so I finally subscribed this year to show my support. First time I've ever subscribed to anything on RUclips and it just happens to be about bees. lol :)
No Sir I am not! But I have been wondering if maybe they made a spray/cologne out of lemon grass they might just swarm on you instead of stinging you since they like that smell so much. I imagine it might make capturing them easier and harder for you at the same time. lol :)
It’s amazing, you already have leaves on your trees and bees in the walls. Here in the Black Hills of SD we have snow and cold. Should get down to minus 2 tonight. Our leaves won’t bud out until early April. With our first swarms around May first.
QUESTION: Honey comes in different colors depending on the plants the bees are harvesting and, maybe, the kind of bee. Does the wax vary in color, too?
Great cut out . I use those square buckets like you Had on the back of your truck but this year I are having trouble finding them can you share where you found them at . It is good that you have found time after a busy season to share a video of yours . Thanks for bringing us along on it . THANKS
@@628DirtRooster Thanks I will check into that . I was getting the ones I got from restaurants, they were Mayonnaise buckets but when Covid came the company that sold it to The restaurant raised the price ( I think) like $18 just for the bucket so they changed to a wax cardboard box with a plastic bag for the mayo . I did not think about checking with a Deli . THANKS
Eliminating dairy can really help with autoimmune diseases like arthritis. Find a milk substitute you like. I prefer oat milk when I need milk like product, but all tastes are different. There should be a noticeable difference in days. It really helped my seasonal allergies be more bearable and I rarely need aleve now. Sorry if this is repeat. I read through a few comments and didn’t see. Thanks for all the great videos! I’ve learned so much. Finally googled nucs . 😊
That was one BIG hive! Every time you zoomed in it looked like it was slowly raining honey! =) Loved your intro clips, they look great! Keep up the awesome camera work! =D
For those of you wondering if cherry juice helps with arthritis and stiff joints. It works. But make sure it’s pure cherry juice. Been using it for years. It’s also great for Gout .
It does work, but it has to be 100% dark sour cherry juice sold in health food stores. It's usually concentrate. It works on inflammation and arthritis. You notice a difference in about 4-6 weeks. Love watching your show. I'm one of Jehovah's Witnesses and we use honeybees at Watchtower Farm in Walkill, NY and at our orange groves in Florida. There the beekeepers that own the bees get all the orange blossom honey in return for our use of the bees.
I'm not one hundred percent on this idea, but in heavy wind bees ground themselves. So I was wondering if you could use a construction fan, it would keep you cool an keep the bee's off you as well. I agree with a comment that was a hard job. Thank You Loader.
Great video! At what temperature do eggs, larva and capped brood die from being too cold? For example, if it is 75 degrees, how long can we handle the eggs, larva and capped brood before getting them into a hive, covered with bees to keep them warm? What if it is 85 degrees? Is the timing different for eggs, larva and capped brood?
Timing is different in different temps and with different colonies. The faster the better but on hot days I've had bees off capped brood for several hours and still had good success with them. On cooler days you're going to lose a lot of open brood if you don't get bees back on it almost immediately which can be difficult (cut out brood is different from handling brood established on frames). With cut outs a lot of the time the bees will abandon open brood and small hive beetles will come in.
I noticed in some of your videos you struggled to get a rope into the tree to shake the bees loose during a swarm. I used to own a tree service and to get our lines into a tree we used a throw ball and throw line. A throw ball is a small bag filled with lead shot or sand, about 10oz in weight. Couple bucks on amazon. With a throw ball and line I can set a rope in a tree up to 75ft. Makes life easy instead of a pipe and rope. As a former tree guy I appreciate what you do. Our local beekeeper saved us a half dozen times. Good luck
I have a question, what would you say the minimum space needed to keep bees? I have a decent amount of space between the neighbors and I and I was wondering if I'd be an annoyance to my neighbors or not.
It's more about whether we got insulation or asbestos or something like that in it as we were removing it. If it's full of trash I just let the bees have it back and they'll clean all the garbage out of it.
Also honey-dipped bacon is becoming a sensation across the south thanks to this video! Before long we will be able to get honey dipping sauce with our bacon at the window of every Wendys!
I have no idea why I love this channel. I hate all insects that fly. I was swarmed by yellowjackets as a kid(scarring). It may just be interesting, but I love the good ol' boy vibe y'all have going on. Maybe that's why. Great video.
Woah! A bit of culture shock there at the end! From bee stings to skateboard raspberries! Lol. Seeing that cutout confirms why my sis and I choose not to do them. We did one small one in a barn. Late summer so hot as blazes and wound up with mild heat exhaustion. I don't know how you do it.
Curiosity question: at 7:54 he uses the frame as a measuring tape and at first holds it in a "portrait" style but you correct him by telling him to turn it. I was hoping you could explain why it matters? Is it because the smaller pieces are easier to maneuver or do the larva get wrecked when rotated?
Hi Dirtrooster guys I heard another beekeeper yesterday make a statement about how long honey stays good and he said that when king Tuts coffin was opened it had jars of honey which they said is just as good as when the bees made it and king tut has been dead and buried for damn near 2000 years old...damn makes me sad I don’t like honey....so what honey could be good indefinitely? Thanks for your knowledge....👍🏼🐝
I love falling down these you tube rabbit holes and see how foreign so many parts of the country are to those living on the coasts. It is great seeing fellow Americans doing so many different activities. This is middle America and all of us are who we are as a country. They are not "deplorables" as Hillary called them. I am only glad their voices were heard and they count and the coasts don't get to pick their President without their support!
Is this the most honey you've found in a hive? If not can you link a video you have of the most honey? I'm not a bee keeper, but I love watching your videos. Thank you for caring about the bees instead of trying to kill them :)
You guys really need a show. Maybe with your competitor so we can see your bantering and your annual competition. Entertaining and educational every time. Love it! I will watch you over any sports program any day.
That's saying a lot. Sports are pretty great. lol
Just subscribed to your channel. As a person who is allergic to bee stings (and subsequently terrified of them), I find that it's so amazing to see how you deal with them so patiently and kindly. They may scare the jeebs out of me, I have respect for them and for you.
Amazing work, sir.
You know, at 14 years of age, I am already loving bee removals from these guys!
Samuel Bowling agree
Your age has nothing to do with anything.
Samuel Bowling never too young to start
Yes , it addictive !
You also have phenomenal grammar! Indicative of intelligence :-D
Those bees are so chill. You're ripping open the wall in front of them a nd theyre just hangin out
I'll admit that I got a great amount of satisfaction and respect when I saw the hive frames being filled to be used and also when you said you'd be possibly getting some queens out of the bees you were able to get. Knowing that beekeepers like yourself and others don't just go out to arbitrarily kill the bees simply for existing, albeit in a garage wall but they're only doing what comes naturally - really makes me feel good about what you do.
And seeing that you fed all of the honey to the bees is just freaking awesome. You have my respect, friend. Please don't stop doing what you're doing.
Looks like two bears raiding some honey
Yogi and Boo boo
Bahhhahaha!
You're gonna need a bigger picnic basket if you find more hives like that one...
ZombieFeathers agee
Im dead hahah! Hey Boo Boo, wheres the picketnet basket?
The Government should pay you big money for what you do.The Bees are so vital to the crops and to all plants and trees.
Your content is very well done... I love Bee Keeping and the more I watch the more I miss it..
Thanks for watching :)
14:42 - Cue incredibly intense and dramatic beekeeping spy music. Highly entertaining.
Whatever they paid you to remove those bees, it wasn't enough. My stomach cringed when you said you'd have to take out more rock because the comb was behind the black board. As if that wasn't enough, you had to deal with comb that was built around all those hanging wires. Great removal given the hand you were given. When we get together to do a removal, make sure it's not as difficult as this one, I really don't want to see no soaking wet Rooster. God's peace brother.
Jeff Horchoff : A soaking wet Rooster! :-))) You two B-Keepers are good entertainment.
Both of y’all need to stop gabbing and get more videos out! You both have a very addictive audience here that needs there regular fix!
Oh and because of you two we’re going to be setting up hives of our own!
But he really could use your sawhorse table to deal the brood comb.
I've got your back bro. I got this nice little hive picked out for you. I't be like picking an apple off a low branch.
He’s talking about tart cherry juice. It’s great for nerve pain which is why people use is for arthritis. My grandmother has used it for years for her neuropathy. Try buying it on amazon and it need to be organic and concentrated
Thanks for the info.
I buy it right from the local orchard!
Just watching you guys smoke the hive and bees is making me get satisfied by the smoke hitting the wall! I'm so weird. Lol
That's lots of honey to share with family and friends. The kids will probably like it. Honey is very healthy because it contains anti-oxidents. Good for your circulatory system.
Loved the beginning. So fun and cute music. 🤠
I tell ya. Sometimes I forget to check in on your channel and I get to come back for several relaxing videos at once! A good night.
Don't forget about us.
Never! Your videos are relaxing! Just an honest smile and bees.
very smart framing the brood the same direction they were laid, I didn't think of that
that was huge, that queen was a busy bee
Ha ha
AWESOME intro. Love to see your evolving your videos. Thanks for always making quality content!
Thanks Efrain. I work hard on them but I'm still never satisfied.
That's the mindset! Stay wanting to improve. Just know that I knew nothing about bee keeping, I hated bees, and didn't understand them at all. After being subscribed to you, you gave me a whole new appreciation of this amazing creature! Thanks!
Thanks bro.
Efrain Gonzalez agree
I agree, production quality A+!
Great to see you back, and with a removal of a massive hive!
Thanks Marco
Whoa, an 18 minute Dirt Rooster with bacon and skateboarding. Who needs the Super Bowl?!
That's right. :)
Trueeeeeeeeee
Hey man I'm pretty new to your channel but I've been binge watching.
I will say I am a little more informed about the removal and treatment of these sometimes scary creatures. Your walk-through and commentary in the process is definitely appreciated. And thanks for answering questions in the comment section.
My pleasure.
Hey Rooster I pray you and your family are doin great Amen.
Gotta praise your cinematography man. Love the camera work and little things like the skating at the end. Plus this was shot in 4k! Love all your work!
Trying to make quality. Thanks for the comment.
Another good one
Thanks y'all. Looked like a good conference in your last vid.
You live in a beautiful area. Nice job on the hive. Have a great week!!!
We love the coast.
Love seeing the removals it's so interesting how the bees react. As well as how much they can produce.
Though I'm curious as to what that white liquid was. I am assuming that that was liquid from the brood but not sure.
Royal jelly is produced by the workers to feed the brood.
Did you just feed the rest of that honey back to other bee hives? Great video! Can't wait to see more.
I did. I saved it until last month and I fed it all back except about three or four gallons that they'll get later. They love me.
@@628DirtRooster lmao... well... the really do love that you take such good care of them and I guess you could say ... your kinda like a God to them.... reaching into walls, pulling them apart, putting them into a nicer condo, feed and pamper them..ect lol
The videos just keep getting better and better..... even if I have watched them before....a few times!! Lol. But seriously, Randy, you already know this but you really need to be a photographer or filming movies! 🎥.. anyways.. thanks again!! From Surrey B.C 🇨🇦 ... my 2 6 year Olds and my 8 year old daughters all love you and your crew of friends and family!
I'm so happy to see you back again this spring coming spring I've missed you a whole lot I miss watching your videos so I can't wait to see what you got planned for the rest of the summer good luck bad. From Ohio
Should be a good year. :)
Wow that’s a lot of bees now GOD BLESS.
My nap can wait!!! This is so interesting!!! That honey looks good!!! Nice job and bravery!
Thanks for the comment.
Great video, lots of work lol! Nice to see you back! Always enjoy yours & Jeff's videos!
Yes, LOTS of work. :)
Love it: at 7:38 you tell him nope - turn it right side up. Just watched a video a couple days ago of about six people in brand new bee suits, framing up comb the wrong way. Hopefully the bees will survive and those folks will watch your video and discover there is a right way and a wrong way to orient comb when it is framed up. Actually one right way and three wrong ways. Keep the good videos coming !!
Gotta teach them right. :)
You pick THE best music. Dude, I’ve wasted an entire evenin watchin your vidyas. No regrets at all haha
LOL
What is the last song on the vid??
Omg, all this honey. That's liquid gold.
I see the bees have done some wiring in the hive.....
Seeing you dip your bacon in honey reminds me of a poem...
Turns out they were stealing cable and power.
These videos are so unique. I really enjoy watching :D
I think I speak for everyone but I sure am glad you are back!
Thanks a lot
This guy is awesome. Great videos too. Well edited. I've also learned that those channels that just kill all the honey bees are a waste... even though that particular person claims they are all killer bees.
Thanks for the great vid. Just got done checking on my hives and put up a swarm trap...weird year for bees in Oregon it's still February and my girls are bringing in tons of pollen.
I need to get my traps out.
love your videos brother God bless you and yours
Great video Rooster be safe GOD BLESS.
Great video. Nice and long with a great haul home. Can't wait for the next one. Peace!
Peace!
Lol that cheeky guilty smile after you tried the honey bacon! 😂
Haha!
Greetings Mr. Dirt Rooster, I have been watching your videos since last year and I do enjoy them very much! I hope you continue to make and upload them. Blessings from Canada and have a great New Year! :)
Thanks for the views Kelly
It's my honour Sir. I am learning quite a bit from you so I finally subscribed this year to show my support. First time I've ever subscribed to anything on RUclips and it just happens to be about bees. lol :)
LOL I hope you're not disappointed.
No Sir I am not! But I have been wondering if maybe they made a spray/cologne out of lemon grass they might just swarm on you instead of stinging you since they like that smell so much. I imagine it might make capturing them easier and harder for you at the same time. lol :)
That part where you dipped the bacon in the honey had me in tears. That was funny.
Great flavor combo. :)
Fascinating....just fascinating. Why does smoke settle them down???
It’s amazing, you already have leaves on your trees and bees
in the walls. Here in the Black Hills of SD we have snow and cold. Should get
down to minus 2 tonight. Our leaves won’t bud out until early April. With our
first swarms around May first.
Y'all are a little behind us but this video was recorded in August I think.
QUESTION: Honey comes in different colors depending on the plants the bees are harvesting and, maybe, the kind of bee. Does the wax vary in color, too?
It does
Great cut out . I use those square buckets like you
Had on the back of your truck but this year I are having trouble finding them can you share where you found them at . It is good that you have found time after a busy season to share a video of yours . Thanks for bringing us along on it . THANKS
We used to get those from Winn Dixie in the deli. They were used icing buckets. I haven't gotten any in a couple of years but they used to be free.
@@628DirtRooster Thanks I will check into that . I was getting the ones I got from restaurants, they were Mayonnaise buckets but when Covid came the company that sold it to
The restaurant raised the price ( I think) like $18 just for the bucket so they changed to a wax cardboard box with a plastic bag for the mayo . I did not think about checking with a Deli . THANKS
Love the music in the video, that honey must have been a treat for your bees in the winter :)
My bees made very short work of that honey.
Just subd to your channel. Great information and very useful to help understand what a removal should look like. Keep up the good work.
The FLIR view was awesome.
*Smoked Honey Bacon* !!! 5:07
Looked like allot of work on this one. Nice job.
Great to see you're back.
Paul Coulter agee
You guys are sweating there and it's snowing here. Three inches so far. Another nice video!
Haha
Eliminating dairy can really help with autoimmune diseases like arthritis. Find a milk substitute you like. I prefer oat milk when I need milk like product, but all tastes are different.
There should be a noticeable difference in days. It really helped my seasonal allergies be more bearable and I rarely need aleve now.
Sorry if this is repeat. I read through a few comments and didn’t see.
Thanks for all the great videos! I’ve learned so much. Finally googled nucs . 😊
Beautiful brood pattern!
That's a lot of honey, great job! Really like that beach as opposed to the 2 and a half feet of snow we have! LOL!
28 miles of beach here. :)
That was one BIG hive! Every time you zoomed in it looked like it was slowly raining honey! =)
Loved your intro clips, they look great! Keep up the awesome camera work! =D
It really was raining honey. We had to hose the garage out when we were done.
For those of you wondering if cherry juice helps with arthritis and stiff joints. It works. But make sure it’s pure cherry juice. Been using it for years. It’s also great for Gout .
It does work, but it has to be 100% dark sour cherry juice sold in health food stores. It's usually concentrate. It works on inflammation and arthritis. You notice a difference in about 4-6 weeks. Love watching your show. I'm one of Jehovah's Witnesses and we use honeybees at Watchtower Farm in Walkill, NY and at our orange groves in Florida. There the beekeepers that own the bees get all the orange blossom honey in return for our use of the bees.
The intro was really funny to me for some reason. Grinning like a mad man
Was it the sand waddle? lol
also hat at the end with the orange text looks awesome ha.
I'll be selling them as soon as I get my web site finished.
I'm not one hundred percent on this idea, but in heavy wind bees ground themselves. So I was wondering if you could use a construction fan, it would keep you cool an keep the bee's off you as well. I agree with a comment that was a hard job. Thank You Loader.
daaaaaaaaaaayam broski, that has to be your biggest haul to date ! Glad your back keep the content comin
Haha!! Not even close.
I like Todd as your partner. He works well with you.
He just lives too far away.
Yes, cherry juice is very good for gout - try frozen black or Bing cherries a handful a night makes gout go away quickly
Great to see you again
The Man Called X agree
Great video!
At what temperature do eggs, larva and capped brood die from being too cold?
For example, if it is 75 degrees, how long can we handle the eggs, larva and capped brood before getting them into a hive, covered with bees to keep them warm?
What if it is 85 degrees?
Is the timing different for eggs, larva and capped brood?
Timing is different in different temps and with different colonies. The faster the better but on hot days I've had bees off capped brood for several hours and still had good success with them. On cooler days you're going to lose a lot of open brood if you don't get bees back on it almost immediately which can be difficult (cut out brood is different from handling brood established on frames). With cut outs a lot of the time the bees will abandon open brood and small hive beetles will come in.
what is the smoke that is used to calm the bees?
Pine straw
Does it kill the bee's when you vacuum them up?
That was dripping with nectar. How much could that have all been worth? I could never eat that much honey in my life.
Six to eight dollars a pound of what you're able to cleanly extract.
628DirtRooster that’s not much money for the amount of work you have to do
Exactly
I noticed in some of your videos you struggled to get a rope into the tree to shake the bees loose during a swarm. I used to own a tree service and to get our lines into a tree we used a throw ball and throw line. A throw ball is a small bag filled with lead shot or sand, about 10oz in weight. Couple bucks on amazon. With a throw ball and line I can set a rope in a tree up to 75ft. Makes life easy instead of a pipe and rope. As a former tree guy I appreciate what you do. Our local beekeeper saved us a half dozen times. Good luck
Good idea man.
That was an awesome amount of brood.
Always nice to see a strong hive like that.
I have a question, what would you say the minimum space needed to keep bees? I have a decent amount of space between the neighbors and I and I was wondering if I'd be an annoyance to my neighbors or not.
They likely won't even know you have them unless you tell someone or they can see your boxes.
Love your videos! Always excited to see a new one! 🐝
Thank you Tia
I still don't get how people can't hear that they got thousands of bee's in their walls.
If you have tintinnus it can completely blank out certain frequencys
@@nyarlathotep8723 Tintinnus? lol
How do you know what is good honey vs bad honey? And can you tell if it's been made from bad sources of polin?
It's more about whether we got insulation or asbestos or something like that in it as we were removing it. If it's full of trash I just let the bees have it back and they'll clean all the garbage out of it.
Also honey-dipped bacon is becoming a sensation across the south thanks to this video! Before long we will be able to get honey dipping sauce with our bacon at the window of every Wendys!
That's the plan. Got to push these things.
When the video popped up of the skating I recognized that spot immediately. I live in Gulfport so I'm going to have to subscribe now
Hi neighbor
That's weird I go to school in BSL. Go rocks
bacon and honey and eggs and honey are my 2 favorite. Have to say though scrambled eggs and honey might be my favorite
I have no idea why I love this channel. I hate all insects that fly. I was swarmed by yellowjackets as a kid(scarring). It may just be interesting, but I love the good ol' boy vibe y'all have going on. Maybe that's why. Great video.
Thanks, guys.
Woah! A bit of culture shock there at the end! From bee stings to skateboard raspberries! Lol.
Seeing that cutout confirms why my sis and I choose not to do them. We did one small one in a barn. Late summer so hot as blazes and wound up with mild heat exhaustion. I don't know how you do it.
It is really pretty hard work sometime. I love it though. Except for the heat.
So the ones that are capped off like that are brood?????
Curiosity question: at 7:54 he uses the frame as a measuring tape and at first holds it in a "portrait" style but you correct him by telling him to turn it. I was hoping you could explain why it matters? Is it because the smaller pieces are easier to maneuver or do the larva get wrecked when rotated?
The cells are built at an upward angle so if you put them in upside down or sideways the bees can't really use them after the brood emerges.
628DirtRooster awesome thank you! That makes perfect sense
love this cutout. and again you had bacon. winner.
Hi Dirtrooster guys I heard another beekeeper yesterday make a statement about how long honey stays good and he said that when king Tuts coffin was opened it had jars of honey which they said is just as good as when the bees made it and king tut has been dead and buried for damn near 2000 years old...damn makes me sad I don’t like honey....so what honey could be good indefinitely? Thanks for your knowledge....👍🏼🐝
I love falling down these you tube rabbit holes and see how foreign so many parts of the country are to those living on the coasts. It is great seeing fellow Americans doing so many different activities. This is middle America and all of us are who we are as a country. They are not "deplorables" as Hillary called them. I am only glad their voices were heard and they count and the coasts don't get to pick their President without their support!
Wow, that’s a tall bee hive!
Sure was. More than I expected.
i love your show, how did you get started in this line of work/.
Great video... I really loved it!
Do you make a note of what type of Bee you catch, and home?
Great video Randy !!👊🏻🔱
You are the greatest brother I wish I could face my fears and suit with ya.
Do it Fred. You won't regret it. We'll Maybe. lol
Why can I not stop watching this videos? lol
What is that spray at 3:00
good stuff, hard work !! thanks
Is there any way to mark the blade to the right height of the frame like on a grinder to free up that other hand?
Sure could.
Is this the most honey you've found in a hive? If not can you link a video you have of the most honey? I'm not a bee keeper, but I love watching your videos. Thank you for caring about the bees instead of trying to kill them :)
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