Came from Roots and Refuge and congratulations on passing your first 10,000 mark. I see that we share the same values and am delighted to have 'met' you.
I noticed the "telling of the hive". So many do not understand that anymore. I will say that I have seen its effect and it is an important activity for the bees.
@@TheHoneystead no need to be nervous about doing what SHOULD be done. But, a thought, if you're ever able to do it again, address it, do the telling, and then explain what it was about. Some people may learn something.
@@LomahAcresHomestead Great idea. Many old-timers talked about it. Tell it to the bees! Deaths and moves. It should be shared with the younger generation to include it in their beekeeping ventures!
Beautifully told story about life and moving forward. Sad that they are having to leave their home but it sure is a beautiful place for a new family to start the next step on their homesteading journey. Watching how you interact, I can feel the love of bees in you.
I love how beautiful gentle you are with the bees 🥰 your amazing I love watching your vlogs 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😘 thank so much for sharing your amazing experiences 😘🇦🇺
I absolutely LOVE that you care about the ones left behind! That has always tugged at my heart when we move a hive. They have nothing to do and nowhere to go. So satisfying. thank you for saving their world. And Hello to you, your parents from Suzy and Everett @ PutterSnit Farm!
Awesome guys 👏👏🤗 a funny story the other day I went to check on the bees and it had started to turn cold quick so I saw all these girls walking back to the hive loaded with pollen so I just started putting my hands down so they could just walk on them and I carried them back to the hive and they just walked back in
Some fail to understand your love & compassion for "bugs". I get it & appreciate it! ❤ I hope that colony did well after the move! Im still attempting to catch a wild swarm here, simply to give them a safe place to grow in numbers. Looking into joining the local bee club, in order to educate those who buy bees every year on natural bee keeping methods, also to get a feel where they have their hives, so cross genetics dont harm the genetic strain of the more wild bees. My goal is to create strong colonies, those that require no intervention from those most common pests.
Hi Kaylee...good video and great suggestions on what to do when you are faced with changing hive locations....all for the love of bees!!! I was wondering why there was one bee in the truck? Love the name...Sleepy Hollow for an October adopted rescue!
Again great way to start my day but i have to catch the person who is chopping onions at the office, ...wink wink. Thank you for all you are doing for us and, them
Now at 3 hives and growing next year this was nice to watch I am sure the bees will do fine but it did look like a small hive. Now needs to grow cheers
Loved hearing this “adoption” story, and sometimes that “one” little straggler needs a bit more focused attention to acclimate to her new surroundings! ♥️🐝
Looks like a great family hive. Good luck with the flow. I have one in the barn that I gave up on for now. Bees do not like the flow frames. Plan on dipping them in wax and hope that entices the bees.
Tom and Kaylee, do you have the Flow Super to go with the Flow Frames or is it just the Flow Frames? I am thinking if you use the Flow Super as a Brood Box single high with 2 Flow Frames 1 on each outside, when the hive is strong enough the bees will work those frames and as they are the outside frames will mostly only have honey in them. Once the bees have started working the Flow Frames (that means the bees are repairing the cells and just started to put honey or pollen in them) remove all the normal frames and put them into a normal Brood Box. Them put the Flow Frame Honey Supper on top with the 2 started frames in the middle and the rest of the Flow Frames on each side of the started Flow Frames in the flow supper. YOU NEED A STRONG HIVE AND GOOD HONEY FLOW BEFORE THE BEES WILL MOVE UP INTO ANY HONEY SUPPER. If you have a "Flow Hive" Supper you will note it has a strip of aluminium under the flow tubes, this stops the bees coming up from the frames below when you are retrieving the honey. If you don't have a "Flow Hive" Supper you will need to put a strip of aluminium or plastic (about 20mm wide and the full width of the inside of the Brood Box) on top of the ends of the Brood Frames, to stop the bees coming out when you collect your honey through the flow tubes. Have you looked at all the VLOG's "Flow Hive" have put out. Copy and paste this link: th-cam.com/channels/oMaw-jngK_3KcYqb-9BVCA.htmlvideos
@@TheHoneystead What is there to be nervous about, You are the Lady!!!!!! Queen of the BEES. The main issues I can foresee is do you have the true "Flow Hive" Supper or the copy or just the Flow Frames? Read below and you might see why I say that. Remember Bees only go to a next box when they are strong and have a good honey flow so it does not matter what you do. If there are not enough bees and plenty of room in the Brood Box the bees will stay in the Brood Box. Don't forget the Queen Excluder between the Boxes. The cell size of the Flow Frames is about Drone size not Brood size.
Tom maybe take 2 Flow Frames out of the center and replace with 3 normal frames that have honey, nectar and brood (Not Drone brood) to encourage the bees to work your top box. Remember you need a strong hive and good honey flow for the bees to want to move into the next box no mater what it is.
Another great video showing the passion and care for the ladies. Can i ask where you got the stone colored suit from? I prefer this to the traditional white. Take care
Hey there. Question - like pets how do you know if the hive you bring into the area will be nice to the other hives. Is that even a thing in beekeeping. Thanks.
Not at All!! Bees will do what is called an orientation flight and then report Back to their colony on where they are and what resources they have around them!
wow we had very bad rains happen could not get a vehicle into when I had the haves figure out the only way to that the 25 boxes out was with horses made bags for the bees boxes moved them at night the horses never got a string but taking us all night to take them out had them all marked how each hive went back together to amazing the hives made it in the morning all the bee out a bit confused too then august we had more bad weather had 2 storms back to back with each other we had grapefruit-size hailstones pounded us washout the road to check the bees 3 weeks ago we got back there to see if we had any of the hives lift long day amazing the got hammered too have100 hives down in that area 4 different place had to look at all of the hives were on the side or have hole where the stones broke the boards the only way was to put them in a new boxes we worked and got the bee in the boxes like the wanted to go in them something at night we moved them I did not know if the would even if they would make it throw the winter outside we have warehouses in the city we store potatoes in there we had to use them his year for the last years harvest never got to be sold we helped the smaller farms out to get there sold this year we told them we need to move some ourselves we did take some to the elevator was not a good crops this year to wet we choise to get rid of this we still have 1/4 of standing corn and lift more wheat and barley out there to muddy to cut it the bee is in the warehouses I do go and check on the hives and feed them too we missed 1 queen to caged her for the move the bees did swarm when they were inside the warehouse they did not like being here they without the queen the bee found the hives with the queens they all find with this now just on that queen was not caged I have found then they are ok did have to move a lot to found out the man lift I can not lift to get to them they were checking out the box have not moved inside but they are in the lift now no rush to get to them right now the man lift somehow would not let us lower itself down that is why we do not like to rent or own used equipment I do feed the bees each day moved each week were i put it just the water i do leave in 1 spot the sugar water and the feeding pollen patties i will keep moving around they bee do fly around did check the hives the queens are busy i will put honey cones on the top of each hive 1 once a month they have there honey
I love how you were so kind and respectful to the previous owners. Thank you for being the kind soul that you are.
Came from Roots and Refuge and congratulations on passing your first 10,000 mark. I see that we share the same values and am delighted to have 'met' you.
I’ve never seen such caring for all sentient beings 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Beautiful video! Love how respectful you were to the previous bee owners and the love you share for the new bees.
Thank you Wolterman Homestead 🐝
Thanks for "Telling the Bees" they will still be loved.
So impressed at your love and care for your girls. Another great video.
Thank you David ❤️
I pray those people have since been blessed and found a new happy normal.
Save the Bees whenever they find their way to you, (one at a time when necessary), they are in good hands and will thrive in your care.
So sweet and loving to the girls Honey Girl. God Bless.
You saved a couple of girls that didn’t make it in! That is so so kind! Something I would do!
I absolutely love how you tried to save every single bee. Great job!
I noticed the "telling of the hive".
So many do not understand that anymore. I will say that I have seen its effect and it is an important activity for the bees.
I was a bit nervous to post that part. I wasn’t sure what others would think, but I’m glad I did!
@@TheHoneystead no need to be nervous about doing what SHOULD be done.
But, a thought, if you're ever able to do it again, address it, do the telling, and then explain what it was about. Some people may learn something.
Ohhhh thank you!! You just gave me an awesome idea for my next video!
@@TheHoneystead glad I can give someone some ideas.
@@LomahAcresHomestead Great idea. Many old-timers talked about it. Tell it to the bees! Deaths and moves. It should be shared with the younger generation to include it in their beekeeping ventures!
Beautifully told story about life and moving forward. Sad that they are having to leave their home but it sure is a beautiful place for a new family to start the next step on their homesteading journey. Watching how you interact, I can feel the love of bees in you.
Thank you miss Gail!!! ❤️❤️❤️
I love how beautiful gentle you are with the bees 🥰 your amazing I love watching your vlogs 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😘 thank so much for sharing your amazing experiences 😘🇦🇺
I love hive rescues! You make such a huge impact in people's lives the way that you care for your bees and love them❤️. Well done Kaylee!
Thank you Heaven Homestead 💕
You can see you have compassion for these bees. I love this ❤️~Heather
Thank you Heather ❤️
Amazing. These bees are so loved! From how they were taken care of and all that capped honey to getting all the stragglers. Well done you guys!
❤️❤️❤️ thank you friend!!!
I absolutely LOVE that you care about the ones left behind! That has always tugged at my heart when we move a hive. They have nothing to do and nowhere to go. So satisfying. thank you for saving their world. And Hello to you, your parents from Suzy and Everett @ PutterSnit Farm!
The love you show for even the single bee is awesome!
It was a emotional difficult day, but we try to do our best ❤️
Awww hi honey (Dale) thank you Kaylee for whispering to them!
Awesome guys 👏👏🤗 a funny story the other day I went to check on the bees and it had started to turn cold quick so I saw all these girls walking back to the hive loaded with pollen so I just started putting my hands down so they could just walk on them and I carried them back to the hive and they just walked back in
❤️❤️❤️ I love this!
Well they are my girls and had to help them out just a little 🤷♂️
That was a nice video, cheers for sharing it.
I fall in love of this channel, story and what they do!
Thank you ❤️
Nice job. I'd sell the flow hive on eBay. lol Thanks for the video.
Beautiful video it's all about caring for the bees.
Your bee suits are so cute 😊
Some fail to understand your love & compassion for "bugs".
I get it & appreciate it! ❤
I hope that colony did well after the move!
Im still attempting to catch a wild swarm here, simply to give them a safe place to grow in numbers.
Looking into joining the local bee club, in order to educate those who buy bees every year on natural bee keeping methods, also to get a feel where they have their hives, so cross genetics dont harm the genetic strain of the more wild bees.
My goal is to create strong colonies, those that require no intervention from those most common pests.
I'm going back tonight and watching some old stuff. Great video. Man the fall foliage was awesome for y'all that year!
This was one of my favorites!
Such a beautiful video thank you 🙏🏽
Thanks Honey for sharing this it was very interesting. Love your Bee suit. God Bless.
Thank you Robert ❤️
Hi Kaylee...good video and great suggestions on what to do when you are faced with changing hive locations....all for the love of bees!!! I was wondering why there was one bee in the truck?
Love the name...Sleepy Hollow for an October adopted rescue!
Sleepy Hollow! I love it. Great rehoming of the bees.
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That was very cool !!! You guys rock
Nice work Honeystead!
Thank you Blake ❤️
Pleased to know that we're not the only ones who bother to save the random stray bee.
always love your honey bee videos..😉 😘😉 😘
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You guys are awesome ❤
Lovin it! They'll be happy at the new home!
Thank you Keith ❤️
good cherie💚
Way to go in rescuing the bees I hope they do well for you all.
Hello my friend, loved it 😍
Very well i also like ur suit scafader
Honey bee rescues are so exciting and hard work!! :D
Again great way to start my day but i have to catch the person who is chopping onions at the office, ...wink wink. Thank you for all you are doing for us and, them
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Now at 3 hives and growing next year this was nice to watch I am sure the bees will do fine but it did look like a small hive. Now needs to grow cheers
I now want to learn more about bee keeping … thank you for sharing. Now where do I start🤓
The Discovery Chanel would love this.
Loved hearing this “adoption” story, and sometimes that “one” little straggler needs a bit more focused attention to acclimate to her new surroundings! ♥️🐝
Amen to that! Love you guys ❤️
Sleepy Hollow hive is a pretty neat name! You need some Honeystead branded suits!
I actually am working on it ❤️❤️❤️
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Looks like a great family hive. Good luck with the flow. I have one in the barn that I gave up on for now. Bees do not like the flow frames. Plan on dipping them in wax and hope that entices the bees.
That may work. I’m a bit nervous about it, but excited to try it ❤️
Tom and Kaylee, do you have the Flow Super to go with the Flow Frames or is it just the Flow Frames?
I am thinking if you use the Flow Super as a Brood Box single high with 2 Flow Frames 1 on each outside, when the hive is strong enough the bees will work those frames and as they are the outside frames will mostly only have honey in them.
Once the bees have started working the Flow Frames (that means the bees are repairing the cells and just started to put honey or pollen in them) remove all the normal frames and put them into a normal Brood Box. Them put the Flow Frame Honey Supper on top with the 2 started frames in the middle and the rest of the Flow Frames on each side of the started Flow Frames in the flow supper.
YOU NEED A STRONG HIVE AND GOOD HONEY FLOW BEFORE THE BEES WILL MOVE UP INTO ANY HONEY SUPPER.
If you have a "Flow Hive" Supper you will note it has a strip of aluminium under the flow tubes, this stops the bees coming up from the frames below when you are retrieving the honey.
If you don't have a "Flow Hive" Supper you will need to put a strip of aluminium or plastic (about 20mm wide and the full width of the inside of the Brood Box) on top of the ends of the Brood Frames, to stop the bees coming out when you collect your honey through the flow tubes.
Have you looked at all the VLOG's "Flow Hive" have put out.
Copy and paste this link: th-cam.com/channels/oMaw-jngK_3KcYqb-9BVCA.htmlvideos
@@ianmackintosh7278 I have the 1st version, regular. I'll try the mixer of flow and standard frames spring 2020. Thanks
@@TheHoneystead What is there to be nervous about, You are the Lady!!!!!! Queen of the BEES. The main issues I can foresee is do you have the true "Flow Hive" Supper or the copy or just the Flow Frames? Read below and you might see why I say that.
Remember Bees only go to a next box when they are strong and have a good honey flow so it does not matter what you do.
If there are not enough bees and plenty of room in the Brood Box the bees will stay in the Brood Box.
Don't forget the Queen Excluder between the Boxes. The cell size of the Flow Frames is about Drone size not Brood size.
Tom maybe take 2 Flow Frames out of the center and replace with 3 normal frames that have honey, nectar and brood (Not Drone brood) to encourage the bees to work your top box. Remember you need a strong hive and good honey flow for the bees to want to move into the next box no mater what it is.
Another great video showing the passion and care for the ladies.
Can i ask where you got the stone colored suit from? I prefer this to the traditional white.
Take care
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Ohhhhh hi!!! Welcome ❤️🐝❤️
i like your video...
nice jobs like from algeria
wonderful save a hive
Respect😘
Greetings from Bosnia, I'm beekeeper too
NO BEE LEFT BEHIND! -♥
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I would love more info on the homestead & where it’s located if it’s not already sold
cool suit, like the brown. where you find it? i am running 2 flow hives. they are prudy neat.
Massive Bee Store! They even started a TH-cam!
@@TheHoneystead thanks for that info. i ordered a brown bee jacket.
Hey there. Question - like pets how do you know if the hive you bring into the area will be nice to the other hives. Is that even a thing in beekeeping. Thanks.
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This may be a silly question...but...how do the bees know ur farm is their new home area??
Not at All!! Bees will do what is called an orientation flight and then report Back to their colony on where they are and what resources they have around them!
@@TheHoneystead so bee's aren't physically 'territorial', rather 'home' is where the most resources are?
I would trade the city life for a life like yours
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Has Sleepy Hollow Farm been put on the market yet? If so do you have a link?
Email Peggysueblume@gmail.com for more information:)
Thank you.
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wow we had very bad rains happen could not get a vehicle into when I had the haves figure out the only way to that the 25 boxes out was with horses made bags for the bees boxes moved them at night the horses never got a string but taking us all night to take them out had them all marked how each hive went back together to amazing the hives made it in the morning all the bee out a bit confused too
then august we had more bad weather had 2 storms back to back with each other we had grapefruit-size hailstones pounded us washout the road to check the bees 3 weeks ago we got back there to see if we had any of the hives lift long day amazing the got hammered too have100 hives down in that area 4 different place had to look at all of the hives were on the side or have hole where the stones broke the boards the only way was to put them in a new boxes we worked and got the bee in the boxes like the wanted to go in them something at night we moved them I did not know if the would even if they would make it throw the winter outside we have warehouses in the city we store potatoes in there we had to use them his year for the last years harvest never got to be sold we helped the smaller farms out to get there sold this year we told them we need to move some ourselves we did take some to the elevator was not a good crops this year to wet we choise to get rid of this we still have 1/4 of standing corn and lift more wheat and barley out there to muddy to cut it
the bee is in the warehouses I do go and check on the hives and feed them too we missed 1 queen to caged her for the move the bees did swarm when they were inside the warehouse they did not like being here they without the queen the bee found the hives with the queens they all find with this now just on that queen was not caged I have found then they are ok did have to move a lot to found out the man lift I can not lift to get to them they were checking out the box have not moved inside but they are in the lift now no rush to get to them right now the man lift somehow would not let us lower itself down that is why we do not like to rent or own used equipment I do feed the bees each day moved each week were i put it just the water i do leave in 1 spot the sugar water and the feeding pollen patties i will keep moving around they bee do fly around did check the hives the queens are busy i will put honey cones on the top of each hive 1 once a month they have there honey
You mentioned this homestead fixin to be on the market. Where is this place located?
If you have an opportunity email Peggysueblume@gmail.com she can tell you all about it❤️
The Honeystead ok thanks
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Have you done a video on a flow hive? If not can you.
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Why were the bees moved in daylight hours instead of at night
Because the original owner put screen up the night before;)
Oh ok please forgive me. I just watched a little bit of the video.
Oh no worries:)
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Are all bees girls?
Anh yêu em
That's great.....but research the flow give before you use it ....to me if it's not all capped honey then it could possibly hurt some bees
Would have better results of retaining all of your bees if you did that at night!
شوفو استعمال الالاات فى نقل المنحل مش ذينا بن شيل على اكتفنا
Hi kelly i love to rescue the bee honey with you for free im beekeeper i can travel to you
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