Hopelessly Queenless? We'll check to make sure!

In this video I check the recent spilts to make sure they are hopelessly queenless prior to introducing the caged queens. Queens were grafted by Mark Miller from his bees which are from Cory Stevens VSH Queen genetics.
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[@gunlinebees.3831]

Coming from Mark those puppies will be some fine queens fer yee! Thanks for sharing and God bless.

[@TennesseeMountainBees]

They sure are pretty queens and you know the genetics are awesome. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. God bless y'all!!!

[@theboonecountybeekeeper]

Looking good Johnny, good luck my friend.

[@TennesseeMountainBees]

Thank you kindly, Tim! The most splits I ever tried at once. God bless you, brother!

[@KajunHomestead]

Good luck with the new queens. God Bless

[@TennesseeMountainBees]

Thanks so much, Brad!

[@keithfaithful3989]

Looks great. They will do well.

[@TennesseeMountainBees]

Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

[@flowerstreetfarmbees]

Hey Johnny! I'm going to be getting twenty of Mark's queens in his next batch! They look beautiful!

[@TennesseeMountainBees]

Awesome!! When I went back out to reposition the queen cages, it seemed like the bees were happy. Beautiful queens!!

[@calvincox2367]

How do you contact Mark Miller?

[@TennesseeMountainBees]

Thanks so much for watching and inquiring. I put Mark's email address in the description of this video.

[@Peter_Gunn]

Let us know how it turns out

[@TennesseeMountainBees]

Sure will! Thank you kindly for watching and commenting!

[@randyclinganfarms4806]

I always turn the candy plug down at a 45 deg so the candy does not slide down on the Queen Just how i do it

[@TennesseeMountainBees]

Good advice. After seeing my video, Mark Miller (Queen grafter) called to tell me exactly what you did. I'll turn them to a 45 deg angle in the morning. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!