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Blitz Bee
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 พ.ย. 2022
Orchard Weed Control Day
In this video we take care of our fruit trees and do some weed suppression.
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Honey House & Nucs 2023
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In this video we started setting up some of our honey house equipment. For the rest of the video we went through some nucs.
New Bee Yard Spring 2023
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In this video we finish setting up the bear fence at Sam's and move a few pallets to his place.
Setting Up Swarm Traps and a Bear Fence
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Setting Up Swarm Traps and a Bear Fence
Battery Powered Bear Fence for Beehives
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Battery Powered Bear Fence for Beehives
Assembling Pura Hive Boxes From Premier Bee Products
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Assembling Pura Hive Boxes From Premier Bee Products
What Beekeepers Do On Rainy Winter Days
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What Beekeepers Do On Rainy Winter Days
Homemade Wax Dipping Tank for Beehives
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Homemade Wax Dipping Tank for Beehives
Blasting Varroa Mites With Oxalic Acid
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Blasting Varroa Mites With Oxalic Acid
Making Entrance Reducers To Keep Out Mice
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Making Entrance Reducers To Keep Out Mice
Building Beekeeping Frames From Scratch
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Building Beekeeping Frames From Scratch
Fencing In Future Honey House Property
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Fencing In Future Honey House Property
Lookin good fellas! Kepp up the good work!
Where ya guys go? loved the comedy!!
same
I’m curious about this too! Was looking to order some boxes
Those look really awesome! We are thinking of getting some Premier hive boxes this fall. Did you go with the select or mill run quality? We have gotten burned with "budget" in the past from some other bee supplier.
I’m actually so confused how you don’t have thousands of subscribers. Production is amazing and y’all are mad funny 😂
Love the videos guys, keep them coming!
Matthew 11:28-30
I bet you guys say "lawn mower" and not grass muncher..... Clowns i tell ya, clowns
Kleenex or facial tissue
sadly no landmine😢
Took from an ordinary sensible video , now just some guys flapping around , got to love these cuts
Flappage
A 45° angle downwards at the handle would improve water resistency at the nuc boxes :) loves following your Journey !
Any chance you have the plans for these? I was thinking about doing a couple myself.
looks like you need a girlfriend! 😂😂😂
WTF, 😂
Always leave some bait hives in the corners of your yards.
Y’all need a top vent
You guys are so fun to watch, I appreciate the stellar videos!
There’s always one in the group. 😅
that must’ve been painful
I’m currently covered in poison ivy. Not fun.
Keep up the good work fellas 👍🏼
I enjoy each episode. Best luck with you Beekeeping season!
Tryn' to build some comb in that wax!
Nice work on moving your bees and a couple of swarm catches. Sam not panicking while covered in bees was pretty cool to see.
Noice
That movie made me cry so much as a kid god damn i forgot about that
Perhaps invest in a pair of boot gaffs, Sam?
Dude not gonna lie thought about this with the hive tool and have seen beekeeper use big magnets in pockets to hold it also
The "hhmm" in the end killed me
Nah bro is a mage in pre-hardode in terraria
“Prepare yourself to be blown” I think you missed a word and changed the meaning of your sentence 😂 or not… I don’t know 🤷♂️
You guys should be feeding those bees so they cam draw those frames out. I would give them 3/4 to 1 . And they need the food from what i can see
You're right. In fact we should have fed these colonies in the summer of 2022 when we were first growing them out of nucs. They went into winter with small populations and lots of undrawn frames which is why they looked like this in spring 2023.
We will just mark that up as a long day in the bee yard…
So they need a new queen?
No they had a queen at this point. This video was taken right before the bees started to raise new queens to prepare for swarming. It probably still had a couple weeks to go before it was ready to swarm. When a hive swarms the old queen goes with a large part of the colony and attempts to find a new home. The queen cells (swarm cells) they make will hopefully provide the left behind bees with a new queen.
Swiffer sheets.
Great videos, you should do a video on your camo mini truck. It's so cool! I'm thinking of getting one for my beekeeping operation.
Thank you! When I saw it for the first time I laughed. It feels like a clown car and doesn't seem like it should be street legal. We drive it between our main farms and use it like a mule. Both the driver's seat and the stick shift are on the wrong side for us Americans. I will say that little truck has never been stuck. It's pretty handy for our small operation.
I like the guy with the banjo! Is he single?
The bee was dying pooping out it’s guts
i think i love the guy who got pooped on 💀😂
The blond guy looks like a Ken doll
I love moments like this at work when you are forced to do nothing😂
Bee nut, Honey Nut Cheerios
Where did you guys get your branding iron? I had one made but I need a plug in heater like yours. For that more even burn. Thanks!
Hey Rich, we got it from Gearheart Industry.
that one guy with the paint is a funny and cool guy
Something tells me you've met him...
I watch these videos just to see him 😍
@@bingus1730 Maybe we'll keep him
Take a look at That Bee Man at Faith Apiaries, he builds all the pallets for Ian Steppler and has a pretty nice design. They are only two way but might make it easier for how you guys work. Assembling Pallet Underpinnings-That Bee Man, th-cam.com/video/AuCNbKQjuUQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WlNAFAeArvUPqiug and Assembling Pallets and Covers - That Bee Man th-cam.com/video/K47M-bxf6Yk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Qi1tuzgAf3Cpvl2l Here is a reference from Ians video Adopting a New Pallet Design th-cam.com/video/Si5PN0LGfIk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=UPJtldQipPHRDUqo
Great info, thanks. I think 2 way pallets would probably work pretty well for us.
Love the effort, but I thought you might like a couple quick tips to seriously speed up your production and improve your design. The key to making side bars is using a wood jointer. Take a look at this video, specifically about 24 minutes in, by Roger's Shop, Cutting Hive Frames Part I. End Bars. th-cam.com/video/iGznWBTsMNo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RA3eu4jE-tpj5oVU
Thanks for the tips! We'll check out that video.
@@blitzbee Hive Frames Part II of a 2 part series,th-cam.com/video/WYqpomcI9-g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=zSKkwnAJ3roS9971 is a good video on the top bars. If Tomas Bacon of Union bee company ever puts his videos back up, you should check them out. He uses a shaper with 4 or 5 thin kerf saw blades stacked up. This allows you to rip 3 or 4, 3/8" side bars at a time. This really speeds up the process. You might be able to do the same thing on the table saw, kind of like a dado blade, with 3/8" spacing, without the chipper blades. Hope that made sense. Anyway. Keep up the good work! Just wondering, what state are you located in?
@@blitzbee One last comment and I'll move on. Just wanted to point out, when you guys are ripping the top bars and bottom bar notch, to accept the sidebar ears. Make a table saw sled. Then when you cut with the 3/8" dado blade, you can rip 10-20 at a time, and you don't have to worry about kickback, like you do when you just run them across the table top, one at a time. Good Luck.
We appreciate all the suggestions! And we're in Locust Grove, Virginia.
Fun video. Royal jelly is actually collected in Asia. It is a thing....lots of health benefits supposedly.
Thanks for watching!
Those covers look too nice to use!
Thank you! We're very happy with them!