3 in 1 and there's no oil around.
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I never know what my day holds in store for me until it is over, and this video certainly does prove that. Follow along as I go through what is thankfully not a typical day for me. Thanks for watching. God's peace to all. Mr. Ed
I saw on Bug Farmers channel that he sprayed the water hose up in the air when one of his hives started to swarm and they came back to the hive. He said it's because they thought it was raining. I don't know if that would have worked for you, but I thought it was interesting.
If I had a hose nearby I would have done the same thing, it does work. The only thing I had with me was my cow bell and that works too. In case you did not ever see the video of me using it, check out the link below. God's peace Amanda.
Mr. Ed
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I can't believe that slimed comb is now useful for anything! Gives me the creeps!!! Glad you know better!
It is nasty, but still useful. Now you know why I alway wear gloves. Great hearing from you Julie, I hope all is well with you. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
well thgat was a mixed bag of a day. Turned into a nice compilation video. You know, you need to be careful following Charlie.. looked a bit rough in the projects where he lives
Could that be a Mating Flight Mr. Ed?........🙏🏾🤝🏾🇺🇸💪🏾
It was definitely an abscond. God's peace Reggie.
Mr. Ed
@@JeffHorchoff AMEN, same to you Mr. Ed...... 🙏🏾🤝🏾🇺🇸💪🏾
After trapping my first swarm this year and 3 additional swarms, I am hooked on bees, love swarm season! Never thought I would look forward to catching bees more than football season LOL! Great video and thank you for posting.
I know the feeling of being "hooked" as well....it's soooo good! Thanks for watching. God's peace Billy.
Mr. Ed
Three removal jobs in one day ?!
A long day of bee wrangling for sure. Thanks for watching. God's peace Kevin.
Mr. Ed
Beekeeping is normally such a quiet occupation. Until you need more cowbell.
I always carry the cow bell with me, especially when it's swarm season. God's peace Cynthia.
Mr. Ed
As a normal scarey cat I guess if I hear that sound
To walk calmly in other direction😮
Running would probably be more advisable. God's peace Linda.
Mr. Ed
You should have titled this one "how to catch a swarm in as little as two hours".
I just retitled it to "3 in 1 and there's no oil around," but I like your suggestion as well. Thanks for the help buddy. God's peace brother.
Mr. Ed
I have a backyard Full of tiny white flowers All over the place. Last year there were hundreds of bees in my backyard in the fall. This year .. there are hardly any bees. Last winter killed a bunch of the natural hives.
A sad story I hear all to often which is way I advocate the necessity of more beekeepers and more bee awareness. God's peace Ellen.
Mr. Ed
What happened with the abscond swarm in the 60 foot tree? Did you set a swarm trap?
No I did not, that was to far for me to travel to keep checking on it. God's peace David.
Mr. Ed
Hey Jeff I removed a hive three days ago in Texas that was covered in the beetle larvae I mean thousands of them it was a very old hive possibly 10 years old the smell was horrible once I remove the hive some of the larvae was still in there how do I remove that or what do I tell the homeowner to do to get rid of the rest of them do you know? Thank you and God bless you brother
The only way I know to remove beetle larva that is off the comb is with a shop vac. Unfortunately, you will never get them all and they will continue to emerge over a week or so and the homeowners will be disgusted with it, but I really don't know how to get rid of them right away. Thank you for your blessings and for watching. God's peace Ray.
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Thank God y'all didn't stay in there longer
Enough is enough right? Thanks for watching. God's peace Valerie.
Mr. Ed
There's nothing like the smell of a swarm in the morning.
Only if there is isn't any napalm around. God's peace brother.
Mr. Ed
Its always a good time with Charlie. thanks for brightening my day Mr.Ed, God Bless!
Haha that is a busy afternoon for retired guys.
I always hope everyone gets to enjoy retirement, it's EVERYTHING it's cracked up to bee. God's peace Randy.
Mr. Ed
This happened in May. How did it work out?
The 3 hives merged and are still working together. They have never taken off though, they are still in the 10 frame box they started out in, but hopefully by next spring I'll be able to split them. Thanks for watching. God's peace Darrell.
Mr. Ed
I have seen 3/4 swarms myself growing up , followed one about 100 yards away from where they started from was interesting to watch
If the local swarms are so desperate for new homes they're making outdoor hives under your trees, you need some swarm boxes in the back yard.
Did youset up a trap box for the swarm to come back to?
No I did not, it was to far for me to travel to keep checking on it. Thanks for watching. God's peace brother.
Mr. Ed
That was the coolest thing watching all those bees swarm out of the hive! Like you said "How often do you ever see that?!". Wow! Mother Nature in action! Wishing well for that hive .Glad they left that terrible beetle invasion! Awesome video guys!👍👍🤩
99% of the "swarms" here in Aug/Sept are abscondings.... poor bees they need a safe home . . . (nothing like a brood frame to get a Queen)
Well now you get a cut out and a swarm. Lol
A great day of bee wrangling for sure. God's peace Renee.
Mr. Ed
hey Jeff, how can i get rid of yellowjackets? i've come to learn i have a nest of yellowjackets living in 1 of my walls? to be honest, i'd like to kill them off. is there anything i could go buy that would accomplish this?
I have never killed yellow jackets in a wall before, but I have killed lots of them in the ground. Unfortunately the method I use to kill them, gasoline, would not work so good on a house. I would suggest you call an exterminator as they handle that kind of thing on a regular basis. Good luck and let me know how it turns out. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
@@JeffHorchoff ok. Thank you for your input and insight. I will be sure to keep you updated.
Thanks for the video
Your kindness and generosity is greatly appreciated. Thank you for that and for taking the time to watch. God's peace brother.
Mr. Ed
Mr. Ed, I'm ready to purchase a Flir hand held, what model do u use? Thanks for all the entertaining and educational videos.
The Flir is an invaluable tool when wrangling bees. Though it does not locate them all the time due to the material that blocks thermal imagery, insulation, radiant heat, and a few other reasons, 90% of the time it does find the bees. The model # of the Flir I have is 15-TG165. Best wishes for great hunting. God's peace David.
Mr. Ed
@@JeffHorchoff Thank u!
The bees are going crazy! The loud noise in the background makes it sound like a fire drill and the bees are freaking out! Thanks for digging into the past to bring us more exciting adventures!
WOW, I see now. Hive Beatles are something else HUH? 🙏🏾🤝🏾🇺🇸💪🏾
Yea, really gross! God's peace brother.
Mr. Ed
@@JeffHorchoff Right on My Man, 🙏🏾🤝🏾🇺🇸💪🏾
Hey Jeff, MORE COWBELL on this recording ( a la SNL) LOL
I wish you could be my mentor. You have such a great process and a great group of friends!
I try and help all who ask of me, and if you lived near me I would do the same for you. Thanks for watching. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
I wouldn't doubt it.
1 and a half pieces of comb
And in the Dirt Rooster's opinion, that's a massive swarm. God's peace brother.
Mr. Ed
Thanks Mr.ED and the Guys 9-10-2022., I couldn’t do it myself
8:10 onward - Ewwwww
There is always a dark side to bee wrangling, but I would not change a thine about it. Thanks for watching. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
Somehow the bees in the Southwest seem to sound meaner. They are mostly Africanized bees here. What some call killer bees. They are hard on pets and someone who happens to disturb their nest no matter if you can see them or not.
I for one am grateful that the Africanized bees are not in our area. It does not mean they never will be, but for now, I'll take our sweet, gentle bees. Thank you for your blessings and all your kindness. God's peace JJ.
Mr. Ed
@@JeffHorchoff We do not have to be related to both believe in Jesus as our Savior. You are saved by grace as I am. You take care of what God gave us. Honey was a staple in the days of Jesus ministry on Earth. You do not kill them you give them a chance to live productive lives and in return for their wax and honey. Keep up the good work for the Lord.
Wow Mr Ed and Charlie that’s a big swarm
Best queen capture video ever, thwarted by a pecan leaf.
That was awesome! How could you keep it so long from us? Keep up the work!
Always interesting what bees will do. Always nice to find the queen. Thanks for the video. God bless.
Great video and lots of fun again. You certainly do cheer up your viewers. Thank you Ed and Charlie.
Looked like a good time all the way around
Every time I go and wrangle bees it's a good time. God's peace brother.
Mr. Ed
What percentage, approx, of bees die due to vacuuming them, surely it’s brutal, I’m a first year beekeeping novice and never heard of using vacuum before.
There will always be dead bees in the vacuum, but very few due to the fact that the suction of the vac is regulated and is VERY low. Check out next weeks video and I show the effects of the bees being vacuumed. Also, the link below is how I built my bee vac. Thanks for watching, and I hope you will check out more of my over 500 bee wrangling/ bee rescue adventure videos and let me know what you think of them. By the way, I post a new video almost every Friday morning, and I look forward to hearing from you again soon. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
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@@JeffHorchoff have watched a few of your videos and I believe your a knowledgable and nice fella, but sorry still not convinced bees been sucked into a hose is good for them or a nice way to treat them. Each to there own
@@mac243877 You certainly wouldn't want to use a regular domestic or shop vacuum. If you watch the footage you'll see how gently the bee vac collects bees - it's much lower suction, just enough to get the job done with a minimum of injury.
If it weren't the gentlest way to get the bees into a box, you wouldn't see so many beekeepers using it. Especially the commercial operators - bees are worth money when they are alive, healthy, and undamaged. A dead bee or a bee with damaged wings that can't fly is worth nothing. You won't find commercial operators using tools that injure bees if there's a better way!
Thank You Jesus! Wow blessing of bees all over the place. Keep us posted on all three turned into one. Thanks Jeff and Charlie.
It is our job to help and save the bees. Can you imagine a world without bees? I do not want to imagine that!
Merry Christmas guys!
A world without bees would also mean a world without humans in just 4 short years. Yes, lets save the bees! Merry Christmas to you and yours as well. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
Great to see yall god peace. I need some of your prayers I am having a few health issues.
Sending healing prayers
So sorry to hear that Sherry, I will add your name to my prayer list. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
@@JeffHorchoff thanks just having problems with my gastric bypass.
"Wrong.. again" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Awesome!!!
What a great video, a little bit of everything in one! Yuck that first hive, all those beetle maggots .
I was stung when I was young and had a very bad allergic reaction, had to go to the hospital. For the life of me I can't remember if it was a bee or yellow jacket, and ever since I've been terrified of them all. I thought after so long of watching all your videos and loving the bees that I was better. There was a bee hanging around me the other day-I feel like I've failed you, Mr Ed, but I ran screaming and flailing like an idiot as I always do 😂. I'll have to continue admiring them on video!
Hospital visits are way more scary than bees and wasps, I'd stay clear of stinging insects myself if I were in your shoes. Thank goodness there is absolutely zero chances of getting stung while watching one of my bee wrangling adventures. God's peace Jennifer.
Mr. Ed
I've enjoyed watching your videos for a long time now. I could never do what you do because I'm allergic to beestings. Fun Fact...... Whenever I watch your videos, I always feel something crawling on me. I end up swatting at a be that's not there.
God Bless and keep up the great work!!!! ( Jon)
God bless you guys
Hi Charlie😂
Welp, looks like you ended up going wide open on that day! Woot!
Just another day in the life of a bee wrangler. God's peace brother.
Mr. Ed
@@JeffHorchoff Jeff, how many times do I have to tell you Ima GIRL? Just go by my first name, "Thea." In ends in an "a" and not an "o" so technically it's the female version of "Theo." lol!!!
@@Thea_MojaveOutliersWhipmakers I have a feeling if you remind me just a few more times I will remember, and now that I just turned 66, you may have to remind me more than a few times. Thank you for the reminder and for watching. God's peace Thea.
Mr. Ed
3 for 1, bonus video
What a day of surprises! You two crack me up. Ever seen them building cone on a tree 🌳 in a swarm???
Yes, and other places as well. Check out the link below, Charlie and I removed some bees that had made their hive on a chain link fence. Thanks for watching. God's peace Janice.
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Always fun.
Great video! Thanks for sharing. Did any of the roofers got stung?
Yes they did, and that's when I was called. Thanks for watching. God's peace Leland.
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Best way to start the day. A Professor Ed educational. Stroong in the Brethren!
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Try playing a thunderstorm with a few lightening claps loudly and see if the bees will land. I've noticed a lot of insects will drop to the ground if you clap your hands near them. I'm guessing they sense the noise as close thunder/lightening. Maybe just clapping your hands hard would do it, or slapping a couple of flat boards together.
Check out the video I made a while back, it's how you can get bees to land....sometimes. Thanks for watching. God's peace. Mr. Ed
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Very good work Jeff and Charlie its such a pleasure watching you two in action. Good job gentlemen.
Thank you for your kind words and for watching, we are so grateful that you take the time to do so. God's peace Edi.
Mr. Ed
Never a dull moment!! Thanks Y'all!!
Omg sooooo cool i have seen the killer bee guy have bees swarm but they attack. I love watching you and the bees you find .. and i love the Dirt Rooster
So glad to hear you enjoy watching, thank you for that. And though I hate admitting it, I think the Dirt Rooster is pretty cool also. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
Mr Ed, you knock the on the Rooster so bad that you’ve got me feeling sorry for him!
But not much I'm sure. God's peace brother.
Mr. Ed
Would've been prime time to set a ready made box up and let em possibly go in save ya alot work lol
It does make sense to have a swarm trap set up in your bee yard during swarm season. Remember, bees attract bees, and just because a swarm lands in your yard, it does not mean it came from one of your hives. God's peace Eric.
Mr. Ed
What great timing!! A take good example of true professionals!! 😂. Just kidding! 😁
Looks like wherenthe L0rd shuts a door He opens a window! Happy Jesus weekend U 2 and BLESSINGS!
Awesome to experience bees swarming. Even better catching them
It was a bummer to have them land so high up, but we did try. Thanks for watching. God's peace William.
Mr. Ed
Oh my gosh, that's really bad. I've not seen what a full blown hive beetle takeover looks like. Ewww! No wonder they bailed out! Yikes!
What a long day. But this little hive in your care will one day become a great big hive. I imagine those hive beetles are prolific this time of year. In that warm wet climate it is their season. I thought the bees would be driving them off but I guess not. You got the queen and there will be new bee blood in the Abbey's bee keeping. Is honey anti fungal as well as naturally antibiotic?
God bless you Jeff and Charlie and Ralph (wherever he is) and your dear sweetheart.
Mr, i will try to take off my first hive in a week, from a farm. It is winter end here, i have the sissy clothes, and i will try to relocate them. Any tips so we dont have the bees dying and most importantly that they dont get back to the same spot?
There is a lot more than meets the eye when trying to do a removal, and I have been doing them for over 15 years. My suggestion would be to start watching a LOT of videos on the process, you will gain a lot of knowledge. I have over 500 videos and 3/4s of them are on removing bees from structures. Let me know how it goes for you and the bees. Thanks for watching. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
@@JeffHorchoff long time watcher of you mr Ed, i know you are great and love what you do. Im only doing so cause my pa is in danger cause it is too close to the house.
I like how the sound from the bees doesn't seem to change even when the footage and other sounds are sped up.
Very good observation, thanks for paying so close attention and for taking the time to watch. Also, I hope you will check out more of my over 500 bee wrangling/ bee rescue adventure videos and let me know what you think of them. By the way, I post a new video almost every Friday morning, and I look forward to hearing from you again soon. God's peace.
Mr. Ed
Heyyy! There they are! A couple of my favorite fellas! Just what my Friday needed! Hope you're doing well! Much love! 💛
I love your videos they always have such interesting information about bees! Thankyou
Bees leaving when you got there it's like they know who you are mr ed good time Charlie that was crazy 🤪God bless your the best keep on wrangling those bees 😆
always enjoy your vids , but charlie was abit shakey and he did give us some really good shots of a leaf
Great video guys :). Y’all sure have a good time wrangling bees. Thanks for sharing and letting me tag along :)
Your enthusiam is contagious!
Im surprized how fast the bees can build up a comp and also where ever. Thanks for sharing God bless you both!
Love your videos and love your positivity :)
Great job guys ❤️👍
Good work as always Mr Ed and Charlie. Hope all is well fellas
Such a hoot! Witnessing a cut out absconding? And an open treebranch swarm comb. Man His critter creations are such a wonderment. Thanks for sharing.
Blessings brother.
What kind of vacuum do you use?
How do you not get stung when your not wearing your bee suit? You are the Bee Whisper! 😂 Love your videos, Ed. 🙏🐝
I almost always wear a suit ,but when the bees are gentle,I won't. Still, they will fool me and I'll get stung.Thanks for watching, and remember, I post a new video almost every Friday morning. Until the next one, God's peace Cindy.
Mr. Ed
After this may be good idea to keep a nuke box or something ready made incase ya have one swarm again that way if they do just post that box up someplace and let em coast on in lol
Thanks for sharing
Love your videos so much. I've been watching for years. Thank you for posting.😊👏🏾👏🏾