Nicole Barre, you are not just an actress, You are also awesome for taking the trouble to call JPthebeeman out to rescue these bees. That Queen looks in super condition. Great Job,
It is one thing to keep and handle bees. What JP is doing takes that to a whole new level. I am seriously amazed at how this man understands the nature of these little creatures and can anticipate how best to use their nature to gently coax them into a new environment created specifically for them. Amazing...
I just love the fact that people like you have learned to understand bees and their behavior to the point that you can work with them (without any special suits) and rescue them and use them productively. In long times past people would just come in and destroy all these amazing creatures. What a waste. I'm sure it still happens, but it warms the heart to know your type of process takes place, and knowing that these bees will continue to thrive and be used in a productive way.
there he is=="The bee whisperer" you are the best wish all people would save the bees and beeeee good to them like you do for the sake of this planet.....I still say you need an award or a very special TV program for kids and adults to be played all over the world...God bless.
Yes that was a duck box . Now for the bee’s this is a great story of how a big world becomes rather small . So happy as usual you where able to relocate these bees to a much better location and home . Thank you
It's like you stepped into some wonderland. Sunny weather, gorgeous women, bell chimes, church bells, distant train horns, wind blowing through the trees, dogs slumbering in the yard and a small cute beehive working their asses off spreading new life for us.
Great video Jeff!!! You did an excellent job with explaining the process despite the wind and other background noise, LOL. Really appreciate your time for sharing these videos with us. Love your channel. Keep 'em coming brother!! 🐝🐝🐝☮️☯️
That simple-yet-ingenious bee cage for the queen which fully allows the workers to care for their "society's" leader and to be preserved in a better location, which will include great pollenization of farmers' crops, what a wonderful way for the human race to care for Gd's Creation!
Your remark about the nectar sparked some recollection from when I worked on traditional lands of Australian Aboriginal cultures in the outback, because sometimes they would bring me what are known as 'honey ants' as a treat. Honey ants are a specialized variation which act as living reservoirs for nectar collected by workers which hang from the roof of deep chambers within a nest and are generally about the size of a pea. The sweet nectar the ants contain is quite tasty but they are only dug up after infrequent rain which softens the ground because it is normally hard as cement. I equate the flavor of the ant nectar to the scent of the wildflowers it comes from and you can clearly taste all the distinctly different scents in the nectar which makes it a most unusual but delightful experience.
I so laughed out loud at the beginning where you could not talk for all the noise. Sorry JP but it was so funny. Just as you about had it under control, the local clarion bells started! Great video sir, I always enjoy and learn from your work!
Awesome! People in our neighborhood call us when they see a swarm. We have 3 beehives & last year we caught 6 swarms. We kept 2 and gave the others away to people who also raise bees. Funny thing is, I'm a beekeeper who's allergic to bees. 🤣
She’s also been in a bunch of other stuff as well like CSI, Treme & Jack Reacher “Never Go Back”. Here’s a link to a video that showcases Nicole’s work. vimeo.com/222727340
Nice quacker catch 😜😏. I always liked the girls fanning.... could watch that all day. Love how you were educating the masses. Be waiting for the next one. That queen is a beauty.
Good work HP.....Mark and Nicole are great champions of the cause .....you should have interviewed their dog....and it looked like a duck box to me....
Amazing JP! I love that you are actually teaching us something about the bees and how they live, I only wish the videos were a little bit longer thanks a lot!
Love watching him work, i think it's great to save the bees especially for farmers and others that need them. I wonder if there aren't farmers that would give you a spot to set a hive? Wouldn't it be beneficial to them for growing their produce, fruits, and flowers. Would that feed these bees? Would it make different flavors of honey? I don't know, but wouldn't it be great to drop them like you would police dogs in a warehouse. They do their thing then you check in on them and let them do there thing. Great job saving them.
Good video. Nicole looks a lot younger in real life (well, a video of real life), than she does in the show. In this video she looks like she's in her twenties 😲 Anyway, good video 👍
It takes a very special person to do what you are doing. I commend you, JP. You are an awesome man. Some people would probably have a controlled fire or something of that nature to get rid of them. Bees are probably the most important creature on the planet, so why kill them? I have a small beehive under my deck, and it seems there are more bees since I noticed them. I'll probably wait until the end of the summer before I call someone in to "claim" them. Keep up the wonderful work. Also, I am a big fan of The Walking Dead, is there any way you can give a quick hello to Nicole for me. That would be appreciated. I am a fan from Newfoundland, Canada. And now I am a big fan of JP. Thank you for saving the bees and our planet. All the best, Rod.
Rod, contact a beekeeper about your bees but you’ll want to have them relocated in the spring so they can catch all the nectar flows your area has to offer. Removing them late summer would likely be too much for them to survive winter in your area. Peace to you & yours from the United States. ✌️🐝
O.K.. thanks for that. So, what do I do in the meantime, let bees be bees and have them hibernate for the winter? There's nothing like you have to deal with(like thousands). There's maybe a few dozen or so. I'm just a concerned citizen, much like yourself. So, yeah, thanks for getting back to me so fast. I didn't expect it. Keep it up, and all the best, the White Family.
Ever since i was kid bees never really bothered me i always knew that as long as you dont try to like swat at em or harm them really they are peaceful and cute lol
Man I love the work you do for 🐝!!! As you know, bee's play such an important role in nature and it's cycle. I do want to ask "are you are noticing any different breeds of bees or a lack in the numbers of 🐝" ? I want to personally thank you and don't forget to bee safe!!!!!!! Lol.
Steve West numbers are up! Still seeing mutts for the most part tending to be on the darker side. Rarely run across those pretty golden gals much any more. 🤘🐝
JP, hey I have in the last 2 months gotten bees on the brain for some reason. They are calling to me. I watch bee videos constantly. You have responded to my daughter Ashley a couple of times and I would like to ditto what she said. Thank you for your work and your love for the girls.. I've watched several people but I love your videos the most. I call you the bee whisperer because I can feel thru a video the love that you have for the bees. The fact that you laugh when you get stung speaks volumes to me. You're not angry, you're just shaking your head and chuckling like you're dealing with a toddler throwing a tantrum. I wish more people understood that our lives depend on bees and stop the comments like "get the flame thrower!". They just don't get it. I was watching yesterday when you had some fun with Yappy and didn't tell him you had already caught the queen. 🤣 I was thinking what a blast it would be to hang out with you guys LOL! Everyday the first thing I think of when I wake up is bees. Did that happen to you years ago or how did you start your mission to save the bees? Our neighbor must have a hive in an old shed in her backyard because the bees are going nuts on the blooms that are getting ready to flower, there's soo much pollen. I want to go and get them an a hive but I have no equipment. Its ruling my life!!!!! I appreciate you so much and enjoy watching you. I hope that someday SOON I will be able to have a hive. We're in UT and its still pretty cold here so I only see them on good days. I love to sit on the porch and listen to them hum in the tree. It's like music to me. I'm not afraid of them. If it were you would you leave them alone? They are obviously doing fine as they wintered thru and are busy now on warm days. Or would you try to get them into a nuc and start caring for them? I want sooo much to work with them but I also want what's best for them. What's your opinion? I'd be so grateful if you would let me know what you think!!! Thanks JP, keep loving the girls! Susan
I would leave that colony right where it is but would put out some “bait hives” in order to catch some of the swarms they may throw off. Do your research & secure your woodenware before you just jump right in though. You’ll be glad you did later, I promise you that!
Thanks JP. I need to find some local bee keepers and see if I can get some equipment. Maybe if I can put a hive box on our side of the fence they may decide they want to move. 😊 I've watched nothing but bee videos in the last month and I've learned a lot, even spotted the queen in a picture someone posted. I know there's a TON more to learn but I'm gonna do it!
Another good video. JP, can a beekeeper ever "over smoke" their bees causing them some harm, or, can bee's generally handle smoke pretty well with no ill effects? Please note, this question is not comment regarding this video, I'm just curious about bee's and their ability to deal with smoke.
It depends on the environment they are in as in the void they’re occupying. If it’s pretty closed up without any air holes whatsoever you could over smoke them to the point they suffocate. It would have to be a significant amount of smoke though.
If there were a Nobel prize for what your doing, you should be the recipient !!! Great job, sir!!!!
Nicole Barre, you are not just an actress, You are also awesome for taking the trouble to call JPthebeeman out to rescue these bees. That Queen looks in super condition. Great Job,
It is one thing to keep and handle bees. What JP is doing takes that to a whole new level. I am seriously amazed at how this man understands the nature of these little creatures and can anticipate how best to use their nature to gently coax them into a new environment created specifically for them. Amazing...
I just love the fact that people like you have learned to understand bees and their behavior to the point that you can work with them (without any special suits) and rescue them and use them productively. In long times past people would just come in and destroy all these amazing creatures. What a waste. I'm sure it still happens, but it warms the heart to know your type of process takes place, and knowing that these bees will continue to thrive and be used in a productive way.
there he is=="The bee whisperer" you are the best wish all people would save the bees and beeeee good to them like you do for the sake of this planet.....I still say you need an award or a very special TV program for kids and adults to be played all over the world...God bless.
I've bin chain watching your videos. I love the respect you give the bees and customers.
Quinn Wagner thank you. 👍🐝
I swear, part of me just wants to get a bee infestation so i can meet JPthebeeman and look at the queen in that little clip cage thing lol
Lol! 🤘🐝
SAAAME. and to taste the honey
Yes that was a duck box . Now for the bee’s this is a great story of how a big world becomes rather small . So happy as usual you where able to relocate these bees to a much better location and home . Thank you
It's like you stepped into some wonderland.
Sunny weather, gorgeous women, bell chimes, church bells, distant train horns, wind blowing through the trees, dogs slumbering in the yard and a small cute beehive working their asses off spreading new life for us.
I like your calm and patience either with or without people around.
Great video Jeff!!! You did an excellent job with explaining the process despite the wind and other background noise, LOL. Really appreciate your time for sharing these videos with us. Love your channel. Keep 'em coming brother!! 🐝🐝🐝☮️☯️
7:00 thiers the queen!! Well hello your majesty!! Lol so amazing how gentle they are with you as you are with them!!
That simple-yet-ingenious bee cage for the queen which fully allows the workers to care for their "society's" leader and to be preserved in a better location, which will include great pollenization of farmers' crops, what a wonderful way for the human race to care for Gd's Creation!
I learn new things! Im actually less afraid of bees now.
Your remark about the nectar sparked some recollection from when I worked on traditional lands of Australian Aboriginal cultures in the outback, because sometimes they would bring me what are known as 'honey ants' as a treat.
Honey ants are a specialized variation which act as living reservoirs for nectar collected by workers which hang from the roof of deep chambers within a nest and are generally about the size of a pea.
The sweet nectar the ants contain is quite tasty but they are only dug up after infrequent rain which softens the ground because it is normally hard as cement.
I equate the flavor of the ant nectar to the scent of the wildflowers it comes from and you can clearly taste all the distinctly different scents in the nectar which makes it a most unusual but delightful experience.
I so laughed out loud at the beginning where you could not talk for all the noise. Sorry JP but it was so funny. Just as you about had it under control, the local clarion bells started! Great video sir, I always enjoy and learn from your work!
Awesome! People in our neighborhood call us when they see a swarm. We have 3 beehives & last year we caught 6 swarms. We kept 2 and gave the others away to people who also raise bees. Funny thing is, I'm a beekeeper who's allergic to bees. 🤣
Bless you for despite your conflict with bees you still appreciate them enough to save them you're cool in my book
You are a fine teacher JP! i enjoy learning about bee relocating/ bee keeping from you. Another excellent job!
JP should have a his own show on discovery or something the vids are always very informative and entertaining
I love all of your videos JP!!
I love when he shakes the bees off!
Better than ASMR videos. Both fascinating and relaxing at the same time. Great content. Keep it coming!
Thanks JP!
Aww, no zombie bee's! That was cute, she seems really nice wish everyone involved well and for gentle bees in every rescue.
Wind, bells and a train?? Ya gotta love it here!!! LOL
Love the videos JP! Keep em coming and save those bees!
Your a good teacher enjoyed. Your upbeat too. THANKS.
Thank you J.P. great video. I'm not a walking dead watcher, but thank Nicole for saving the BEES. You da man J.P.
She’s also been in a bunch of other stuff as well like CSI, Treme & Jack Reacher “Never Go Back”.
Here’s a link to a video that showcases Nicole’s work. vimeo.com/222727340
Always love watching
Nice quacker catch 😜😏. I always liked the girls fanning.... could watch that all day. Love how you were educating the masses. Be waiting for the next one. That queen is a beauty.
What a beautiful doggie!
Thank you JP, see you next swarm!!
JP you're a cool customer. I enjoy all your videos.
Love your channel, the work you do is truly a service to your community! Keep up the hard work my man
And they had that convenient BeeFeeder hanging nearby too!
Man we have the same wind today. I set a box up this morning for some bees that swarmed into the tree yesterday. hopefully they go in. Good job Jp.
Wow trains , chimes, church bells. And wind. Lol
Good work HP.....Mark and Nicole are great champions of the cause .....you should have interviewed their dog....and it looked like a duck box to me....
HP do make some nice sauce, I love it on a bacon butty.
Great video again JP! Looking forward to next one 😃
Fascinating! Thanks for all you do, I love bees and their sweet, delicious honey!
That was a fun video. New hive, cute little bees. Happy ending. All the rolled into one. Thank you J.P. Till your next one.
Another fantastic video jp!
You are the only bee keeper i watch now because i can tell you love the bees and care about them
I have officially crowned you the bob ross of bees 👑
Thanks for sharing these videos
GLAD TO SEE YOU AGAIN, THANKS FOR THE VIDEO HAVE A GOOD ONE
Beautifull bees queen😘
Good job mr beeman,✌ from NYC
Always amazing great job
Nice Video Jeff, I like your style
cool bees
Great video , j p.
always a nice morning spending time with JD.
JD is a good guy and always fun to hang out with but I don’t know what he’s got to do with this video.
mistype... JP !!@@bobclover4634
Amazing JP! I love that you are actually teaching us something about the bees and how they live, I only wish the videos were a little bit longer thanks a lot!
I just subscribed to your channel because I feel what you are doing is important and I totally wanna support your channel!!!
Thank you! 🤘😘🐝
Love watching him work, i think it's great to save the bees especially for farmers and others that need them. I wonder if there aren't farmers that would give you a spot to set a hive? Wouldn't it be beneficial to them for growing their produce, fruits, and flowers. Would that feed these bees? Would it make different flavors of honey? I don't know, but wouldn't it be great to drop them like you would police dogs in a warehouse. They do their thing then you check in on them and let them do there thing.
Great job saving them.
Thays an awesome constomer jp
Good video. Nicole looks a lot younger in real life (well, a video of real life), than she does in the show. In this video she looks like she's in her twenties 😲 Anyway, good video 👍
I Love Nicole! She is so cute!
Good video, JP.
Always learn something. Thanks.
🐝🙏🏽Many blessings!
R.i.p my beautiful angel 😇💔😭
It takes a very special person to do what you are doing. I commend you, JP. You are an awesome man. Some people would probably have a controlled fire or something of that nature to get rid of them. Bees are probably the most important creature on the planet, so why kill them? I have a small beehive under my deck, and it seems there are more bees since I noticed them. I'll probably wait until the end of the summer before I call someone in to "claim" them. Keep up the wonderful work. Also, I am a big fan of The Walking Dead, is there any way you can give a quick hello to Nicole for me. That would be appreciated. I am a fan from Newfoundland, Canada. And now I am a big fan of JP. Thank you for saving the bees and our planet. All the best, Rod.
Rod, contact a beekeeper about your bees but you’ll want to have them relocated in the spring so they can catch all the nectar flows your area has to offer.
Removing them late summer would likely be too much for them to survive winter in your area.
Peace to you & yours from the United States. ✌️🐝
O.K.. thanks for that. So, what do I do in the meantime, let bees be bees and have them hibernate for the winter? There's nothing like you have to deal with(like thousands). There's maybe a few dozen or so. I'm just a concerned citizen, much like yourself. So, yeah, thanks for getting back to me so fast. I didn't expect it. Keep it up, and all the best, the White Family.
Rod White still, contact a beekeeper & have them come out & have a look. ✌️🐝
Pretty cool...thanks for sharing!
Big Walking Dead fan. I remember Kathy from Ocean Side. She was a badass before she was bitten.
Brother Jeff said you were I'll, hope you get better soon!
Door Spook think I had a virus, at the very tail end, doing much better. Thanks 👍🐝
Ever since i was kid bees never really bothered me i always knew that as long as you dont try to like swat at em or harm them really they are peaceful and cute lol
Dang! At 1.19 I took the headset off to go answer the door bell! ;-)
Lol
You are a good crazy man! 👍👍👍
Love your videos JP. How does the queen bee 🐝 become the queen?? Is it her size?? Also, what does the smoke do?? Thank you!!
Very cool , think you'd do alright on the walking dead too jp,
#savethebees
Every day we die a little bit more. Aren’t we all Walkers? 🤘😉🐝
Awesome!
Thanks for sharing!
beautiful
Do you have a video showcasing your beeyard? What are living conditions like for the bees there?
JP is the man for the job!
Got some nice clean comb from that!
Man I love the work you do for 🐝!!! As you know, bee's play such an important role in nature and it's cycle. I do want to ask "are you are noticing any different breeds of bees or a lack in the numbers of 🐝" ? I want to personally thank you and don't forget to bee safe!!!!!!! Lol.
Steve West numbers are up! Still seeing mutts for the most part tending to be on the darker side. Rarely run across those pretty golden gals much any more. 🤘🐝
awesome
First, great video
Nicole Barre seen you on NCIS New Orleans all so
NICE!
Great vid! I myself am really intrested in ants and keep colonies of them. I even washed an ant from honey when it was stuck in it.
181st! GOOD EVENING JP! Roger in Pierre South Dakota
Zombees! 😆
I didn't think I'd encounter a Walking Dead spoiler watching a bee video...
AMAZING
Is that a steam locomotive running? WOW!
Again to the rescue :)
Hi JP, What do you do with all the bees??? You must have a outlet to sell a lot of them....
Free zombie bees. Best of the bees. Dark zombie bees. Thanks for posting.
Bee keepers of the Rich and Famous? ;)
High-five to their brother subscriber!
....reaches into the beehive barehanded ... manhood reaffirmed!
JP, hey I have in the last 2 months gotten bees on the brain for some reason. They are calling to me. I watch bee videos constantly. You have responded to my daughter Ashley a couple of times and I would like to ditto what she said. Thank you for your work and your love for the girls.. I've watched several people but I love your videos the most. I call you the bee whisperer because I can feel thru a video the love that you have for the bees. The fact that you laugh when you get stung speaks volumes to me. You're not angry, you're just shaking your head and chuckling like you're dealing with a toddler throwing a tantrum. I wish more people understood that our lives depend on bees and stop the comments like "get the flame thrower!". They just don't get it. I was watching yesterday when you had some fun with Yappy and didn't tell him you had already caught the queen. 🤣 I was thinking what a blast it would be to hang out with you guys LOL! Everyday the first thing I think of when I wake up is bees. Did that happen to you years ago or how did you start your mission to save the bees? Our neighbor must have a hive in an old shed in her backyard because the bees are going nuts on the blooms that are getting ready to flower, there's soo much pollen. I want to go and get them an a hive but I have no equipment. Its ruling my life!!!!! I appreciate you so much and enjoy watching you. I hope that someday SOON I will be able to have a hive. We're in UT and its still pretty cold here so I only see them on good days. I love to sit on the porch and listen to them hum in the tree. It's like music to me. I'm not afraid of them. If it were you would you leave them alone? They are obviously doing fine as they wintered thru and are busy now on warm days. Or would you try to get them into a nuc and start caring for them? I want sooo much to work with them but I also want what's best for them. What's your opinion? I'd be so grateful if you would let me know what you think!!! Thanks JP, keep loving the girls! Susan
I would leave that colony right where it is but would put out some “bait hives” in order to catch some of the swarms they may throw off.
Do your research & secure your woodenware before you just jump right in though.
You’ll be glad you did later, I promise you that!
Thanks JP. I need to find some local bee keepers and see if I can get some equipment. Maybe if I can put a hive box on our side of the fence they may decide they want to move. 😊 I've watched nothing but bee videos in the last month and I've learned a lot, even spotted the queen in a picture someone posted. I know there's a TON more to learn but I'm gonna do it!
Everytime I watch a JP video I gotta get a teaspoon of honey.
Another good video. JP, can a beekeeper ever "over smoke" their bees causing them some harm, or, can bee's generally handle smoke pretty well with no ill effects? Please note, this question is not comment regarding this video, I'm just curious about bee's and their ability to deal with smoke.
It depends on the environment they are in as in the void they’re occupying. If it’s pretty closed up without any air holes whatsoever you could over smoke them to the point they suffocate. It would have to be a significant amount of smoke though.
thanks for sharing this very nice video JP
Great 💪👍
Could there be any more background noise during your intro? 🤣🤣 I'm dying.