You're one of the most wholesome men on RUclips and I can tell you genuinely enjoy your work as much as we enjoy watching your videos. Glad to see you back again.
I worked in commercial horticulture off and on for a few years and when the crops started blooming in the greenhouses we would have bees around as the weather got better. At one company we had just one house and so we had crops into the summer and fall as well as late winter and spring. We didn't mind the bees and they didn't mind me going about my work. In the fall we usually had a large collection of fall bloomers outside and as the plants matured and bloomed there were bees everywhere. One day a coworker stopped me and pointed behind me and, as I was moving pots from one area to another, the bees would just follow along behind in little cloud. They would wait until I got the pots situated and then move in to go to work. We considered the bees part of the staff and there was never a problem.
Not gonna lie, you started on those bee facts and I rolled my eyes. 'Oh, most of the bees are female, y'don't say'. Then you laid some bombs down. 1.5 times around the entire world... For less honey than I get in a honey stick? I thought I savored this wonderful stuff before. You totally changed how I view it.
JP, Glad to be watching you again. I have been with you since before our beards were gray. It is you and Randy who brought on my Love of the Honey Bees. Thanks.
Hello again my best bee man in the world I am so glad that you have got another video out you have learned me so much about bees and it don't matter how much we learn there is always more and my man you have showed me so much I feel like I can go out be able to be comfortable telling people about bees and knowing what I am talking about I thank you very much Even you are hell a good looking bee man Kind regards Helen Tasmanian
Yay! I'm working on a 10 page paper for school, and this video is just the thing I needed for motivation and focus. Thank you for making my day and helping those bees!
Throughout the removal, I kept thinking it might be good that it was late winter. There seemed to be a decent amount of comb and if it had be heavy laden with honey, it might have been a bit harder to lift that ramp section up onto the table. 🍯
Thx again take us with you ;-) I miss shawee together with u :´( Here at my place we start slowly the season. Hazelnut and willow bring the first pollen. But its cold and rainy the hole time so my girls don't fly much. 32 °F at night and around 46°F on day And this winter i lost 4 hives to varroa :( have a good one - and stay save ;-) Greetings from germany
13:17 The Navy has its own construction battalion: the Sea Bees! I hope that young man finds out about them. Bees are some of Nature's engineers. He'd make a fine beekeeper. Thank you for your work!
Someone’s been working on their editing skills!!! Love it. So glad you’re back! I’ve been binging you’re videos the past few weeks. Keep up the good work.
I am afraid of bees (insects) but want to learn more about them. I am impressed with how you handle them with such care, this probably contributes to them not stinging as much. That being said, from the title of your video I was expecting to see excited bees and how you handled the situation. It wasn't until the end that I realized your play on words, lol. Thanks for helping me appreciate bees and learn that they aren't always aggresive.
Hey JP! Just found your channel and I absolutely love you and all your bee relocations! I wish you had a patreon so I could donate. Thanks for so much wholesome content.
JP thanks for all your videos. You were a big influence on our decision to become beekeepers about 5 years ago. We now have 5 hives and love our bees here in southern Indiana. You are a treasure
You,JP,are a fantastic man.You not only alleviate a problem but you have clear concise explanation of the bee habits,what you use in your work and how the bees react.Thankyou for your fine work with great attitude.
I've been binge watching these recently. Nice to watch when your baby has you up at 3am. I think the humming of the bees puts my baby to sleep and I get to watch a wholesome video. Thank you for putting in the effort to film your work.
My man, i was randomly rewatching a few of your vids yesterday... and you drop this! The voice over for video notes is a nice touch. Much respect and admiration for you and your work JP... I'd send you some of my killer duck gumbo but i ate it all!
Your quiet sense of humour and understated presentation would make ideal videos for school children learning about the biology of bees and the crucial "pollination cycle". You have undoubtedly steered many people towards a bee keeping hobby, folk who previously regarded bees as honey producing stinging demon wasps.
Your videos are awesome and so are you. I just discovered you and have been binge watching your videos and learning all about bees. Thanks, you are informative and entertaining.
Aww it is good to see you JP. I hope you where able to stay safe and warm. It got pretty cold down south. That is the worse I ever seen it get down that way, and stick around for so long. It was super cold in Wisconsin. I hope every one is doing well. It's good to see the bees made it threw the harshness of the weather. That was a nice little job, you even got to sit down meet some other bee friends. Take care of your self JP.
JP I loved your choice of music in this one, honestly it’s so relaxing to just chill out watching you do your thing with that soothing music playing. Keep em coming brother
Hey JP, I've been watching your videos for a bit now and I wanted to let you know that you never cease to amaze me. I have a deep respect for bees but also a great fear of them too so to watch you work so calmly around them is amazing to me. I've learned so much from your videos and they are so wholesome to watch so thank you for making them and sharing them with us. I wish you had more subscribers, this is the kind of thing that everyone should see.
Good to see you JP! Love these bees and their story, thanks for showing a follow up. You know they will be fine as they have accepted the box, they have their queen, and they have capped brood. She is laying only to the capacity of her bees, but I have a feeling she will become a very busy lady and hard to keep up with once they get their spring numbers up. She will keep them on their toes! Great video!!
Just wanted to say thanks for your videos...you have a natural talent for doing what most folks would not dream of doing...and you do it with expertise! I enjoy watching you and how thoughtful you are in how you handle the bees. I think they must know that you only wish the best for them and that is why you seldom feel the sting.
Great content, thanks for saving these girls. No veil, barely smoking them, and going into an unknown hive - mad props. You're so calm and I'm sure they sense that. At the end very calmly sitting on the ground and keeps inspecting the hive for another 3 frames after you know there's a bee up your sleeve eventually going all the way to your armpit and then letting it out at 26:37. Just awesome JP.
JP is back!!! nice to see you again! best regards!! thanks to you, I started beekeeping by rescuing my first bee colony! I will accomplish 1 year on june and I still have that colony! thanks JP, the earth needs you! and obviously we, your followers! good health, love and long life!😃
I love how you talk to the bee's like you've known them for 100 years. Also really appreciate your approach, it's a genuinely symbiotic relationship and you actively go out of your way to make it easiest on them. Not a lot of people would go to the lengths that you do to ensure the move is as stress free for them as possible. Not a Bee Keeper myself but honestly you make me want to be one, lol. I have learned more about bee's from watching you in the last few weeks than I have on my own in my entire life. Keep doing your thing man, really enjoy these videos.
Hey my man. Just loved how you put this info in the video about the bees. We need to spread the importance of bees to the ecosystem. Have a good one and keep up the hard work.
Hey JP. Great to see a video from you. You've been quite lately. That was a magnificent looking hive you opened up. Glad you got them relocated with no trouble. Can't wait for your next video. I love the way you educate us as you go through your process and great to see the post removal follow up. Be safe. God bless.
Watching with great interest from Western Australia... Wish our bees were that friendly.
You're one of the most wholesome men on RUclips and I can tell you genuinely enjoy your work as much as we enjoy watching your videos. Glad to see you back again.
Amen !
I wish I had watch this channel 3 years ago ... enough said
I'd love to see the moment they snap the rubber bands 😆 must be a hell of a surprise for them when it whips 😆
This is better than National Geographic. I learn so much watching these vids.
Ooooh Jp...so glad you're back. Things aint so good these days...we need you more than ever! lol
I second this comment!👊🖤😊
100% he's awesome, you start watching a vid then... Get mesmerised in the beauty of what he does
So true. So relaxing to watch
The follow up at the end was just as interesting as the removal so definitely add this again if it not too much work 😀
I ALWAYS enjoy watching your videos JP.
I worked in commercial horticulture off and on for a few years and when the crops started blooming in the greenhouses we would have bees around as the weather got better. At one company we had just one house and so we had crops into the summer and fall as well as late winter and spring. We didn't mind the bees and they didn't mind me going about my work. In the fall we usually had a large collection of fall bloomers outside and as the plants matured and bloomed there were bees everywhere. One day a coworker stopped me and pointed behind me and, as I was moving pots from one area to another, the bees would just follow along behind in little cloud. They would wait until I got the pots situated and then move in to go to work. We considered the bees part of the staff and there was never a problem.
Glad to have you back missed watching you and your bees
Thank you JP. Great move.
I like your leaving the hive at the site till dark, so that the foragers have a chance to rejoin the colony.
When you are inspecting the hive at the end the sunlight diffusing through the comb is beautiful.
Not gonna lie, you started on those bee facts and I rolled my eyes. 'Oh, most of the bees are female, y'don't say'. Then you laid some bombs down. 1.5 times around the entire world... For less honey than I get in a honey stick?
I thought I savored this wonderful stuff before. You totally changed how I view it.
hello Mr Beeman,
I have missed your vlogs man... good to c u again! from me here in a cold UK xx
I have learned more about bees through these removal, than most of what I have watched on bee keeping on you tube! Thanks.
JP, Glad to be watching you again. I have been with you since before our beards were gray. It is you and Randy who brought on my Love of the Honey Bees. Thanks.
Thanks for watching all these years! ✌️🐝
Hello again my best bee man in the world I am so glad that you have got another video out you have learned me so much about bees and it don't matter how much we learn there is always more and my man you have showed me so much I feel like I can go out be able to be comfortable telling people about bees and knowing what I am talking about
I thank you very much
Even you are hell a good looking bee man
Kind regards Helen Tasmanian
OMG I thought the same thing! I am certain he has an even more handsome face under his beard. I love beards but they do hide faces 😂
Please add the follow up at the end more often. It is so cool to see them progress.
It's always nice when the comb is just about frame size! Enjoyed the removal!!
JP uploads, I click.
I live in harahan, LA and must admit, ever since discovering this channel, I’ve hoped for a bee infestation so I could witness a legend do his thing.
I used to live in that area, as well. I discovered his channel right before I moved out, but I would have loved to meet this legend of a man.
I live in Colorado... and I swear, if I have a swarm show up on my ranch, I’m calling JP and sending him a plane ticket.
Yay! I'm working on a 10 page paper for school, and this video is just the thing I needed for motivation and focus. Thank you for making my day and helping those bees!
If you like here’s a couple of others I’m addicted to as well 628DIRTROOSTER and Texas beeworks
I love how you go about moving that colony. No vacuuming off the comb, just casually framing comb and letting the bees find home. Wonderful.
I love watching your content, you’re a dang good dude. Hope your doing well.
The best part is when you say Alright Folks.. I LOVE IT!!! GODBLESS SIR.. Watching from Philippines..
Best photography ever of bees doing their thing.
Thanks for your on going inspiration JP and keep up the great work!!!
Oh nice tip on heating up hive tool for comb removal.
Instead of saying "like a hot knife through butter", we should all start saying "like a hot hive tool through propolis". 😎
I could watch you work with them bees all day. Wonderful man. Love your videos!
Wow, what a surprisingly dense hive. That might be the most comb I've seen you put in a box in any of the videos I've seen!
Throughout the removal, I kept thinking it might be good that it was late winter. There seemed to be a decent amount of comb and if it had be heavy laden with honey, it might have been a bit harder to lift that ramp section up onto the table. 🍯
Hey JP!!! It’s great to see you back😁👍🤗. I missed the talkin bees. Always enjoy you posts. 😁👍👏👏
Meet in the middle... I want to cry joyous tears. You're such a beautiful human!
My family has always had bees, it’s neat to see a younger guy being so educated on how to help them. Nice work.
Thx again take us with you ;-)
I miss shawee together with u :´(
Here at my place we start slowly the season.
Hazelnut and willow bring the first pollen.
But its cold and rainy the hole time so my girls don't fly much.
32 °F at night and around 46°F on day
And this winter i lost 4 hives to varroa :(
have a good one - and stay save ;-)
Greetings from germany
13:17 The Navy has its own construction battalion: the Sea Bees! I hope that young man finds out about them. Bees are some of Nature's engineers. He'd make a fine beekeeper. Thank you for your work!
Thank you for looking after the bees.
Fantastic to watch gentle and caring.
Great video JP! I enjoyed reading the interesting tidbits that were scattered into the video.
She has been busy for sure, look at all the babies that are growing too. Have a great day
Someone’s been working on their editing skills!!! Love it. So glad you’re back! I’ve been binging you’re videos the past few weeks. Keep up the good work.
I am afraid of bees (insects) but want to learn more about them. I am impressed with how you handle them with such care, this probably contributes to them not stinging as much. That being said, from the title of your video I was expecting to see excited bees and how you handled the situation. It wasn't until the end that I realized your play on words, lol.
Thanks for helping me appreciate bees and learn that they aren't always aggresive.
Hey JP! Just found your channel and I absolutely love you and all your bee relocations! I wish you had a patreon so I could donate. Thanks for so much wholesome content.
I got busy and had not visited in awhile. Love the voiceover. Videos getting better and better. Keep on it.
JP thanks for all your videos. You were a big influence on our decision to become beekeepers about 5 years ago. We now have 5 hives and love our bees here in southern Indiana. You are a treasure
Always happy to see the videos had a positive impact. ✌️🐝
Was waiting for that red dot for the first video of the season, well done JP from Bristol UK.
So glad your doing well JP and that these lovely girls have you to help them.
You,JP,are a fantastic man.You not only alleviate a problem but you have clear concise explanation of the bee habits,what you use in your work and how the bees react.Thankyou for your fine work with great attitude.
I've been binge watching these recently. Nice to watch when your baby has you up at 3am. I think the humming of the bees puts my baby to sleep and I get to watch a wholesome video. Thank you for putting in the effort to film your work.
My man, i was randomly rewatching a few of your vids yesterday... and you drop this! The voice over for video notes is a nice touch. Much respect and admiration for you and your work JP... I'd send you some of my killer duck gumbo but i ate it all!
Your quiet sense of humour and understated presentation would make ideal videos for school children learning about the biology of bees and the crucial "pollination cycle". You have undoubtedly steered many people towards a bee keeping hobby, folk who previously regarded bees as honey producing stinging demon wasps.
Sure missed you JP. Glad to see the warm weather come back and more Bee vids.
Okay, LOVE the hive update at the end!!! Lots of nice info about them after the move. Definitely a huge upgrade to the video! Thanks JP!
Oh, good to see you and the gals again, JP!
Love this channel. Organic, educational, funny, and undeniably Louisianan. lol
I am looking forward to our second year beekeeping! Unfortunately, both our hives died last year. Thank you for hyping me up!
Your videos are awesome and so are you. I just discovered you and have been binge watching your videos and learning all about bees. Thanks, you are informative and entertaining.
Aww it is good to see you JP. I hope you where able to stay safe and warm. It got pretty cold down south. That is the worse I ever seen it get down that way, and stick around for so long. It was super cold in Wisconsin. I hope every one is doing well. It's good to see the bees made it threw the harshness of the weather. That was a nice little job, you even got to sit down meet some other bee friends. Take care of your self JP.
Good day everyone hope you all are well and take care love from England 🇬🇧
been missing these. they help me sleep peacefully, I learn a lot, and you’re fun to watch. hope all is well man.
Looking good, JP! Looking forward to another year of bee rescues!!!!
I that when you are shakeing the bee off you never hit the box. you are so very kind to the Bees love being there with you and the BeesJoan
JP I loved your choice of music in this one, honestly it’s so relaxing to just chill out watching you do your thing with that soothing music playing. Keep em coming brother
Hey JP, I've been watching your videos for a bit now and I wanted to let you know that you never cease to amaze me. I have a deep respect for bees but also a great fear of them too so to watch you work so calmly around them is amazing to me. I've learned so much from your videos and they are so wholesome to watch so thank you for making them and sharing them with us. I wish you had more subscribers, this is the kind of thing that everyone should see.
I can't help but smile everytime you say "here". I love your accent. Of course, you would say "i" have an accent, too. Hello from Michigan!
Good to see you back on the bees beat, still as smooth and gentle as ever. And the gopro looks solid *
I've really enjoyed this aspect of how they do after you rescue them really neat!🧡🧡🧡
He makes it look so easy. 😊 missed u...glad u r back. ❤️
One day when I have the property I would love to keep bees, thank you for the inspiration and shared knowledge
Jp always enjoy watching your videos. The educational videos are a great way for everyone one to learn. God Bless.
good to see you back out JP makin them little bees happy little bees! Hello from England!
Good to see you JP! Love these bees and their story, thanks for showing a follow up. You know they will be fine as they have accepted the box, they have their queen, and they have capped brood. She is laying only to the capacity of her bees, but I have a feeling she will become a very busy lady and hard to keep up with once they get their spring numbers up. She will keep them on their toes! Great video!!
They got stressed and still did pretty well. Thanks brother.
Just wanted to say thanks for your videos...you have a natural talent for doing what most folks would not dream of doing...and you do it with expertise! I enjoy watching you and how thoughtful you are in how you handle the bees. I think they must know that you only wish the best for them and that is why you seldom feel the sting.
So happy to see you posted!!!! Thank you I love watching your videos, best Beeman there is!!!❤💜🐝🐝
Another winner JP!!!
Don't worry...BEE HAPPY!!!!
keep up the good work!
Great content, thanks for saving these girls. No veil, barely smoking them, and going into an unknown hive - mad props. You're so calm and I'm sure they sense that. At the end very calmly sitting on the ground and keeps inspecting the hive for another 3 frames after you know there's a bee up your sleeve eventually going all the way to your armpit and then letting it out at 26:37. Just awesome JP.
I love your videos, I recently came across you and have been enjoying all your new and old content
Nice hive that's getting their act together. Thanks JP!
Your love for these wonderful creatures is inspiring JP. Thank you for the videos and thank you for sharing your passion.
Very interesting, like always...
I love the positiv vibes in this comments. You make us happy JP. I'm glad you doin well..
Hallo from Germany 🇩🇪🇰🇬
So good to see you again JP. Jim from Australia here. 🇦🇺
You’ve been missed! Glad you made it through the winter!
JP is back!!! nice to see you again! best regards!! thanks to you, I started beekeeping by rescuing my first bee colony! I will accomplish 1 year on june and I still have that colony! thanks JP, the earth needs you! and obviously we, your followers! good health, love and long life!😃
I love how you talk to the bee's like you've known them for 100 years. Also really appreciate your approach, it's a genuinely symbiotic relationship and you actively go out of your way to make it easiest on them. Not a lot of people would go to the lengths that you do to ensure the move is as stress free for them as possible. Not a Bee Keeper myself but honestly you make me want to be one, lol. I have learned more about bee's from watching you in the last few weeks than I have on my own in my entire life. Keep doing your thing man, really enjoy these videos.
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Your back! Yeah! Ok, I have my tea. Sitting down waiting for my education. Great editing JP. 🍯
Hey my man. Just loved how you put this info in the video about the bees. We need to spread the importance of bees to the ecosystem.
Have a good one and keep up the hard work.
Love the way you explain everything JP so good to see you.
Hi JP, I am glad you are back. You inspired me to become a beekeeper just got my first hive. I am very fascinating with my girls
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Happy bees make for a happy bee man, a great start to the new year, God bless you.
missed you,I enjoy your video,s and the relaxing bees humming ,take care and god bless
glad to see you sharing your bee life again this year.......from north Mississippi
Great video JP. . That is a nice, calm hive after watching the HORNET KING. Cheers from MADRID
That’s amazing progress for that time of the year.
I am amazed how you can be around all those bees and not be bothered or stung. You have an amazing skill.
Glad your back I hope your well
miss you JP keep putting up videos xxx thanks for all your videos :)
Plenty more coming! Been busy! 👍🐝
@@JPthebeeman Too fantastic! thank you :)
Hi JP great vlog mate, was missing my weekly hit of your amazing bee wrangling I’m really glad your back my friend.
Hey JP. Great to see a video from you. You've been quite lately. That was a magnificent looking hive you opened up. Glad you got them relocated with no trouble. Can't wait for your next video. I love the way you educate us as you go through your process and great to see the post removal follow up. Be safe. God bless.
Best Beeman on RUclips by far!! Thanks JP
Thank you, JP. Good to see you this Spring and good to see a nice gentle colony starting off.