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What is the approximate MAX coverage range of this device? Can it do 1km where there is no obstruction? You did 20 acres with this and that's why I am curious about the range (radius). Great video though. I bumped into a shirt like yours in the flea market and now I want to be like you - to cover a range or 2km radius 🙂

YEAH!!!!!!!

Outstanding!

Lol😂 just eat the sugar

Thanks, I was wondering what to get for our 18 acre property.

Love it!! The chickie chickies are gonna be so happy!

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I thought for sure the fart song would have more likes on it LOL

Hello, just a note to let you know that I sent an email to y'all regarding the Honeycomb Hollow domain name. I am reselling it and wanted to offer it to you first before I send it off to the auction for sale. Pls let me know if you're interested. Thanks and God Bless! Melanie

Oh my gosh, the gardening learning curve is way bigger than can be explained.

Good morning.

This beats the crap out of my current system.

Where was this purchased please?

Keith, where did ya'll get that green house, or do you have a brand? I'm expanding ours next season and need to keep the chickens away from our fruiting plants.

Could you say where you bought the super kit?

That is not hair on your Bee Suit . It's Pit Bull Glitter!!!

Great work on that btw ❤

Just a few tips on how I keep bees (so my opinion). When first installing hives it’s good practice (and I’m actually gonna above opinion and say almost mandatory) to feed them sugar water. This helps the bees draw out the comb. I definitely use waxed frames and usually heavily waxed. This helps with most and possibly all of the wonky comb. In my opinion (based on experience) it’s easier to fix the wonky comb sooner than later. Any comb that is raised above the foundation (where bees can move between the plastic foundation and drawn comb) should be removed. Queens love to hide here. Any bridge comb (comb that goes from one frame to the next frame in the opposite direction of the frame) should be removed as well. Leaving a tiny bit of wax on the honeycomb pattern of the plastic frame. That way you don’t have to rewax that portion of the frame. Keep a bucket near by when opening your hives. Throw propolis and wax into the bucket instead of on the ground (one of my bad habits). This can attract other bees, wax moths and hive beatles. Especially with new or weaker hives this can deviate them. Now the wax that you have collected can be used to wax the frames. Either by painting them when the wax is heated up or by making it into a large crayon or into a bar and once it has harden rub it on the frames. Once the first brood box frames are 80% to 90% drawn out then you can add an additional brood box or super. Depending upon how you are keeping bees (single or double brood chamber). Too much space can hurt the hive as well they can abscond or they won’t be able to defend the hive from ants, hive beetles, wax moths and other bees. I’ve kept bees since 2007/2008 and I’ve never owned a pair of beekeeping gloves. For me I knew it was going to be a waste of money. I did try a pair of welding gloves for one inspection. Recently I purchased a medical-like glove and they work extremely well. They allow me to feel - which results in less squashed bees, dropped frames and most importantly less stings. When I’m in my hives I’m literally using my fingers to see by touch. It makes a world of difference. Once your hives start to take off - slow movements and clear your mind - the bees know you better than you know yourself. Listen to them they will tell you everything you need to know. When you get stung act as nothing happened (immediately take the stinger out though). Welcome to the world of beekeeping. You’re in for extremely fun and exciting time.

Alright a couple of things that will help you out. First get a bar of wax from another beekeeper locally and rub the foundations with the wax so they will build it out. Second and this isn’t fun but you have to take that wonky comb off and make them start over. Third you need to feed them sugar syrup 1:1. Also you don’t have enough of the brood box filled out to have a honey super on. Second hive you have a laying worker. Easiest way to fix that is do a newspaper combine with the queen right hive. I would really work on getting all that wonky comb straightened out with scraping the wax off and starting over with putting wax on those bare frames and take those “supers” off and feed 1:1 sugar syrup. Just my 3 cents

Alright a couple of things that will help you out. First get a bar of wax from another beekeeper locally and rub the foundations with the wax so they will build it out. Second and this isn’t fun but you have to take that wonky comb off and make them start over. Third you need to feed them sugar syrup 1:1. Also you don’t have enough of the brood box filled out to have a honey super on. Second hive you have a laying worker. Easiest way to fix that is do a newspaper combine with the queen right hive. I would really work on getting all that wonky comb straightened out with scraping the wax off and starting over with putting wax on those bare frames and take those “supers” off and feed 1:1 sugar syrup. Just my 3 cents

Looks like your frames were either not waxed or it is a poor wax, it would be better to scrape all those frames with raised comb and rewax with a nice coat of real bees wax and feed them, you will see a big difference in your bees, also get rid of all that drone comb and rewax those also, looks like a laying worker or a drone laying queen. Good luck

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You need to feed them sugar syrup, maybe even 2 to 1 ratio “frame feeders would be your best bet “

You need to paint your frames with wax, it will help the bee to draw nice clean.

Hell yeah Welcome home (Sanitarium) ! ❤🤘🏻🔥

Great video, looks like you’ve e got a great spot to throw up a CB antenna up there too! Let me know if you ever get into it, I talk to Missouri and Arkansas pretty often. 🤘🏻 keep rockin brother!

🤘🏻 keep it up Keith!

You two holding on up there?????

My goodness Mountain home got tore up. And I have been to into my work. And did not know it was coming. Nor did I think it's was impressive. But it's Friday, and I'm still in awe of the power.

I think I've listened to most of your podcasts. Thanks for the content. I do Appliance repair. And have met many interesting folks. Maybe I will meet y'all someday as well. Either way. I'M down in Mountain home. Hit me up. We go do a trail ride or something.

Wouldn't it be nice if someone (you) invented a holder to mount the bar tool to the saw. So to adjust the bar or put the chain back on, we wouldn't have to walk all the way back to the truck.

25% of the mail order chicks die😮😢

I always love seeing new beekeepers excitement, welcome to the fun lol

You got this!

👍🏻🤘🏻 glad to see you guys up and running on TH-cam! Excited to keep up with your adventures! - Casey

Dont forget to throw wild flower seeds around the area for them

Glad to see they made it. Looking forward to seeing the progress and evolution of the project.