I am allergic and very fearful of bees. I was looking on TH-cam to find deterrents for bees around my little house and I came across 628 dirt rooster and I am now addicted to your video's. I just love your demeanor, I love to see your dad, and some of the others that show up in your videos. Even when it is a tough removal, there is still laughter. Still afraid of bees but I can't stop watching your videos. You are a gentle giant, fun, and real. Thank you for sharing your hobby (you know, where it is a way of life). 😊
Besides doing a lot of laughing as I was helping (?) with this cut out, I learned a very interesting fact about Randy....he enjoys working in high places. The guy takes to heights like a fish in water. My hat is off to you brother. Can't wait to take out the next one. By the way, did your wife say anything about you using her good kitchen knife to remove that hive?
You need to make a playlist called "chewed up" where it is a compilation of all your run-ins with natures finest. Also, would you please do a video called, "How to remove a bee hive without having your butt handed to you". Did a small removal about that size and man oh man... I was calm and collected, used smoke, but golly gee they were having none of it! I wish I had a pair of ruby red slippers so I could say, "there's no place like home".
Aw man! Now I've got to go find some size 13 ruby red slippers for a video. LOL The "chewed up" playlist would include half my videos. I'm always getting stung. I have gotten better with age though. Maybe they figure I'm looking to frail to be a threat.
I really love your little montages of photographs & videos. You live in such a beautiful part of the world. I’m from England and it really brightens my day to see them. Please keep them coming more often (I know this video is 4yrs old) ☺️
Great video all the way through! You two cuttin' up was worth the price of admission. I especially liked the way you took us out with that piano music and light show. Good stuff, my friend!
That was a good night for some video. It was getting pretty wild as that storm rolled in. Jeff and I have plans to do some more hive removals together as soon as I have more free time.
HEY, by the way, I did the sugar shake on my hive that had a mite problem. Got a good bit knocked off so it Worked out great. I took a few for the team though because they were not happy I ripped them apart. LOL
This is good all around video. I really enjoyed it ... I really liked the evening scenery also. No wonder Jefferson Davis retired in this area... Thanks for posting!!
You sound like a radio dj. Or a country singer. Your voice has that vibe in it. The part where yiu you said "sunset and bees", heck that could even be your next single or the name of your radio show. Sunset & bees
Thank You for the STRESS relief. I could not stop laughing when he brought that hive body out with all that wax moth damage on it!!!!!!!!!! who needs enemy's with friends like that :)
Great video. Former Wavelander, the end was awesome. New to the bee thing, but with all the negative press on the state of bees, ive come here to just see how real that state is, and what folks are doing about it. Thanks for doing what you do!
Thanks Stephen. Waveland is coming back a little. I don't know when you moved away but hurricane Katrina and poor management by city officials put that town in bad shape.
628DirtRooster yes, left at the begining of 2012. When you lay a road and the next year, you dig it up to put in culverts, and the next year you put pumps in, its just like you say in another video, spend the money, do it right, and save further hassel. (The roach poo video! ) lol!
Well, I finally bit the bullet and subscribed. I'm allergic and the videos give me the willies BUT it's shore interesting! Glad you got a bunch of bees there. They were getting very far and few between here in the hills. Had a banjo picking buddy that had over 200 hives behind his house. I'd go see him in the winter. Thanks for a 'clean' show. That makes it all pan out!
Let's see if I casn translate into US. Man. I've had a bad day, took the day off to take my truck (landrover) into the shop for it's annual roadworthy certificate. It failed - the front suspension is busted up. Going to cost me $1300 to fix. Had to walk back from the shop in the rain all grumpy. BUT.. these two videos of you and Jeff have been the feel good factor of the day and put a smile back on my face. I just can't stop watching you both. Great video ending too.
Next time you get a hive like that full of wax moth larva, dump it in with your chickens. They'll do all the clean up work and turn all that extra protein into eggs for you!
awesome work found the queen quick must have been extra hard on the ladder and man were you wet when done must have been hot great job and honey to boot awesome guess you were trying to beat the storm
I really liked this video a little bit of that foam is good but the more that they use it just makes a big mess. If I was doing the removal of the cones I would use a masonary margin trowel to do the removal and the scraping.
TheHartTech I didn't take it the wrong way. I really do appreciate the time y'all take to watch. Your time is just as valuable as mine and I know there are a lot of other things you could be doing with your free time.
I really like u and jeff...I've learned so much I wish I had mentors like u in my area....but my 1st hive is thriving ...I actually think they will make the winter just fine. Orientation flights happening all the time and I just expanded them, 2 deep now and they are drawing the 2nd really good...I'm totally hooked on bees but I'm so new...I credit my success to u dirt rooster and jeff, barnyard bees, and David burns. Or is it barns? U know who I'm talking bout anyways I have family in Clarksdale Mississippi. ..we were all born and raised there...moved up north to illinois when I was born though. I want to move back to Mississippi. .such great people ...I love it
Another terrific video! I loved the byplay between you and Jeff. You sure live in some beautiful country. I really like the scenery shots. Thank you for sharing bits of your interesting bee life! Do bees respond to music?
helped do another hive removal on the outside overhang of a motel. that was a fairly aggressive hive. was stung 4 times and I wasn't up where they were. had to hang back a little. I now have some gear to protect me. wish I had space for a few colonies
Didnt get to get what was in the wall, it was late so we were supposed to return the next weekend to finish but the gutter guy was there on Wednesday and got stung so he filled the stucco with stucco so that by the weekend the hive was dead. We were mad
First learned of fire ants at Ft.Benning, GA during basic training. Sitting on the ground and leaning up against a tree, which was a hard lesson learned.
Got a question for you. New to bee keeping. Started my first hive in the spring. Up to 3 hives already. Live here in South Florida. I am sure I am bee keeping but my bees don't ever store any honey, makes me think I am raising hornets…I see pollen and nectar, not ever any stored honey? I have tried many times to give them sugar water but they don't ever touch it? Am I doing something wrong or do I have honey less bees???? I put supers on and they never make comb? Everyones waiting for the honey and they bees just won't give….
First make sure they aren't horse flies. If they aren't building comb your sugar mix may be too thick. If it's too thick they'll store it as honey but only if they have comb drawn to put it in. A thinner mix 1:1 will make them draw comb. If there are good things in bloom they will barely touch the feeder. If you are in a pine forest or something like that there sometimes will be plenty of pollen but not much nectar. Right now there's not much blooming. I'd keep a feeder on them whether they take it or not.
You are such a charmer! Have you ever gone to a removal with all your gear? Do you do yearly maintenance? What kind of things would you reccomend as kind of a checklist? Thanks for posting, as always :D
Look at this comment. Who's the charmer now? ;) I don't think I've ever been fully suited up with gloves and all more than twice. I do yearly maintenance biannually. LOL Check lists vary widely depending on what we're doing.
Mach SCGA I'd treat it pretty much like any other removal and pack the space with insulation and block any access so bees didn't get in there again. You could do a lot of other things if you wanted to waste a bunch of time but as long as there's no access for the bees there shouldn't be any more problems.
We're dry. Thanks for asking. We peeked out about 6 feet of water on our road but were able to get out 2 days later. We're above our road so no damage on the homestead and the bees were never affected. Thanks for asking.
I been watching a lot of your videos and other bee/wasp videos. I happen to see a video about africanized/killer bees. I was wondering if you have ever dealt with them? Or do you steer clear of them?
They don't seem to be around there for the most curious reason, I would like know why too. Very large and nation wide beekeeping goes on in this region and I suspect it's because of this natural vacuum of africanized bees. Randy has some video showing the commercial boys getting after it and our guys wind up with a pickup bed full of lost bees, several boxes filled in the blink of an eye.
Hey how’s it going 628DirtyRooster I am totally new to your channel I I would also like to add that I AM TERRIFIED OF BEES ALL BEES 🐝 but I love honey and never really understood bees and man I tell you that you have inspired me and educated me on al lot I have been watching your videos for about 4 hours man since I got off of work sorry so long just thought I let you know keep up the great work. 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
Funny as heck with Jeff there. Re the bees: Do you put on a hood according to the number of stings you are getting or just when they are overwhelmingly annoying in your face?
I enjoyed watching this removal. I loved the lighting show at the end. I would have loved to have heard the Boom Boom of the thunder rolls. I bet you all get some gnarly ones! Have any random people recognized you from your videos?
Love all your videos. One question. How do you keep your bees so calm? I have been beekeeping for 3 years. Every time I do a hive inspection my bees get real cranky. Especially by the time I get down to the bottom box
Why didn't you take the plastic foundation out of that old frames and put the combs from the hive with rubber bands into the frames? They would still have their own brood and honey and will be much more happy. Or did you fix that at home later?
628DirtRooster OK that did not transport over in the video. This things would make the video more interesting to watch... You showed only how you took out the comb and I did wonder what did they do with it...
Mr. ED and DirtRooster - a truly magical combo.
Oh man....I just love the 2 of you guys together. Its always good for a laugh.
I am allergic and very fearful of bees. I was looking on TH-cam to find deterrents for bees around my little house and I came across 628 dirt rooster and I am now addicted to your video's. I just love your demeanor, I love to see your dad, and some of the others that show up in your videos. Even when it is a tough removal, there is still laughter. Still afraid of bees but I can't stop watching your videos. You are a gentle giant, fun, and real. Thank you for sharing your hobby (you know, where it is a way of life). 😊
Besides doing a lot of laughing as I was helping (?) with this cut out, I learned a very interesting fact about Randy....he enjoys working in high places. The guy takes to heights like a fish in water. My hat is off to you brother. Can't wait to take out the next one. By the way, did your wife say anything about you using her good kitchen knife to remove that hive?
What my wife doesn't know won't cost me extra money. ;)
Ignorance is bliss.
He don’t keep her informed about his misdeeds.
The video Quality is so fine, nice, that's how i like to watch videos, 100% clear picture view.
You two are such fun together!
We try to keep things light.
Wendy Austin-Rawlings
Just what I was thinking.
"Jeff" seems like pretty nice guy!.Such a pleasant disposition. Seems to be blessing of a friend.
You nailed it!
I like these guys they are so positive its contagious awesome job
Thanks Steve
You need to make a playlist called "chewed up" where it is a compilation of all your run-ins with natures finest. Also, would you please do a video called, "How to remove a bee hive without having your butt handed to you". Did a small removal about that size and man oh man... I was calm and collected, used smoke, but golly gee they were having none of it! I wish I had a pair of ruby red slippers so I could say, "there's no place like home".
LOL
Aw man! Now I've got to go find some size 13 ruby red slippers for a video. LOL
The "chewed up" playlist would include half my videos. I'm always getting stung. I have gotten better with age though. Maybe they figure I'm looking to frail to be a threat.
Joseph Elam We can still do them right now but the queen may not mate very well. You have better luck if you have a lot of colonies close by.
yeah better at getting stung with age that's for sure. XD
Now that Mr Ed guy is a pro. I have never seen him get stung like this old rooster.
It HAD to be Rooster titling this video! You two are such a joy to watch!
I really love your little montages of photographs & videos. You live in such a beautiful part of the world.
I’m from England and it really brightens my day to see them. Please keep them coming more often (I know this video is 4yrs old) ☺️
Your friend Jeff is so jovial. I enjoy his laugh and he seems to be a real good guy.
Great video all the way through! You two cuttin' up was worth the price of admission. I especially liked the way you took us out with that piano music and light show. Good stuff, my friend!
That was a good night for some video. It was getting pretty wild as that storm rolled in.
Jeff and I have plans to do some more hive removals together as soon as I have more free time.
Dang Randy... A little jazzy piano, lightning over the water, and bee removal... Almost got me in the mood! lol.. Great video and edit!
I'll send you a CD. ;)
Love it when you and Jeff get together to work on a hive!!!!
I tell you what...That Jeff is about the Happiest guy I've ever seen. Happier than Santa Clause on Christmas Eve!
Haha! You are right about that.
HEY, by the way, I did the sugar shake on my hive that had a mite problem. Got a good bit knocked off so it Worked out great. I took a few for the team though because they were not happy I ripped them apart. LOL
LOL Funny how they like their privacy. Glad you had success.
You do some of the nicest video of the Gulf Coast with a thunderstorm and beautiful music!! Thanks!
Thanks George. I'm a wanna be photographer and videographer.
This is good all around video. I really enjoyed it ... I really liked the evening scenery also. No wonder Jefferson Davis retired in this area... Thanks for posting!!
Awesome video! I just get giddy when I see two celebrities get together and just hang out. Looks like you guys had a lot of fun.
We did have fun. Got the second one with Jeff coming soon.
Love it when you and Jeff get together - you two make a fun team.
I hope we can do some more this year.
You two really brighten my day, Such joy, I really need some wholesome laughter right now, but the music kinda dampens it some though
Not a big colony, but at least they're not too mean.
Good to see my 2 favorite beekeepers collaborating again.
So awesome to see the two of you doing this bee removal. Great fun! Hope we get to see the removal of the second hive. =)
🌾 Merry met 🌿
I plan on recording it. Not sure when it will be up though.
Alright, Look forward to watching it. I enjoy your videos. Have a great day!
🌾 Merry met 🌿
Sansa Stark You too. Thanks for all the nice comments.
👍
Kinda like riding with an old friend I've never met. Very nice, thank you. Don.
+donstor1 Much appreciated Don.
You crack me up!! The friendly bee removal guy.
Great vid. Really enjoyed the scenery at the end with the piano music. Really cool. 👍
Thanks so much. We had fun making it.
2nd that!
Great video. I appreciate the shots of the surroundings. Very beautiful area.
Thanks Oliver
You sound like a radio dj. Or a country singer. Your voice has that vibe in it. The part where yiu you said "sunset and bees", heck that could even be your next single or the name of your radio show. Sunset & bees
Ha! My first single.
Thank You for the STRESS relief. I could not stop laughing when he brought that hive body out with all that wax moth damage on it!!!!!!!!!! who needs enemy's with friends like that :)
Sometimes they are one and the same. :)
Wow they never give up. Wax moth. Glad to see you both getting along so well
Great video. Former Wavelander, the end was awesome. New to the bee thing, but with all the negative press on the state of bees, ive come here to just see how real that state is, and what folks are doing about it. Thanks for doing what you do!
Thanks Stephen. Waveland is coming back a little. I don't know when you moved away but hurricane Katrina and poor management by city officials put that town in bad shape.
628DirtRooster yes, left at the begining of 2012. When you lay a road and the next year, you dig it up to put in culverts, and the next year you put pumps in, its just like you say in another video, spend the money, do it right, and save further hassel. (The roach poo video! ) lol!
Always fun stuff. I hope you are chilling in Oklahoma. I’m seven plus hours south of Salt Lake City. Last keg of this run to go.
We made it to OKC
Very good video. Like the new style of video production. Very professional. You always make bee harvesting look so easy.
LOL Thanks Bill. Trying to get everything just right.
yay bee videos! one of my favorite pass times... Fluffy sweet bees... comby comb and honey OvO
LOL
Beekeepin' is a' fun way of Life especially with friends (!!)
I fully agree. :)
I dont know why.. but i hate bee´s, but im still amazed by bee´s and have been watching bee hive videos for the past week.. i love honey though..
Unknown swede om du är svensk tänker du nog på getingar, bin är inte så närgångna här.
Jag hatar getingar också;)
2 questions, do you happen to be a bear?
Just found you channel and really enjoy it. Love 💕 your music!
Thanks Connie. I like to add in music when I have the time.
Beautiful scenery and music, thanks for posting, I really enjoyed .
Glad to do it.
I do enjoy your end of video shots. Thanks. Good removal. Good luck on next one.
Well, I finally bit the bullet and subscribed. I'm allergic and the videos give me the willies BUT it's shore interesting! Glad you got a bunch of bees there. They were getting very far and few between here in the hills. Had a banjo picking buddy that had over 200 hives behind his house. I'd go see him in the winter. Thanks for a 'clean' show. That makes it all pan out!
Thanks for the sub. :)
Being the TH-cam Sensation you might just be my hero!
I wanna see the second removal! it's like waiting a week for a new episode of your favorite TV show.
Haha. We'll probably do it Friday or Saturday. That means the video won't be up for a couple of weeks though.
Q~Q... the anticipation.....
***** It'll be up next week.
You two crack me up. Great video. Thanks.
We had a blast!
Can't wait to see the second hive! Thanks for the great video!
Appreciate Y'all watching.
never thought bees were so friendly! watches your yellow jacket removal and they are what I thought bees acted like.
Thankfully honey bees are a lot easier to handle generally.
Let's see if I casn translate into US. Man. I've had a bad day, took the day off to take my truck (landrover) into the shop for it's annual roadworthy certificate. It failed - the front suspension is busted up. Going to cost me $1300 to fix. Had to walk back from the shop in the rain all grumpy. BUT.. these two videos of you and Jeff have been the feel good factor of the day and put a smile back on my face. I just can't stop watching you both. Great video ending too.
Thanks man. Sorry about your truck.
Next time you get a hive like that full of wax moth larva, dump it in with your chickens. They'll do all the clean up work and turn all that extra protein into eggs for you!
The ants are worse than the bees! Great stuff!
I looked like I had chicken pocks the next day.
That folded comb looks just like fabric, crazy!
Kinda does now that you mention it.
Like when y'all meet up. It's fun!
I love your hive removal videos! Hope you get to come back and grab the other hive in that house!
Planning to get it this weekend.
nice and gentle removal,great job !
awesome work found the queen quick must have been extra hard on the ladder and man were you wet when done must have been hot great job and honey to boot awesome guess you were trying to beat the storm
Definitely trying to beat the weather. It was kind of warm but I just sweat. Notice how dry Jeff was? lol
loved the outro, great video. please keep up the good work!
Thanks man
That was quick and awesome great job you guys
I enjoy your videos. You're making me want to take up the hobby
Good stuff. Just caught my first hive/swarm.
Two thumbs up! Love that funky music!
Thanks for that.
I really liked this video a little bit of that foam is good but the more that they use it just makes a big mess. If I was doing the removal of the cones I would use a masonary margin trowel to do the removal and the scraping.
Thats great! You guys work good together. Would of love to been there myself.
We had a good time.
Nice hive and wonderful Light show at the end, kind of jelous of that actually lol.
It was an incredible evening.
Fascinating. I love these videos.
Thanks much Ann
I still don't know why I like your videos...I'm allergic to bees, but your videos are just fascinating
So nice of you to say.
I mean it in a nice way...not sure if that came across. I really do like them.
TheHartTech I didn't take it the wrong way. I really do appreciate the time y'all take to watch. Your time is just as valuable as mine and I know there are a lot of other things you could be doing with your free time.
I really like u and jeff...I've learned so much I wish I had mentors like u in my area....but my 1st hive is thriving ...I actually think they will make the winter just fine. Orientation flights happening all the time and I just expanded them, 2 deep now and they are drawing the 2nd really good...I'm totally hooked on bees but I'm so new...I credit my success to u dirt rooster and jeff, barnyard bees, and David burns. Or is it barns? U know who I'm talking bout anyways I have family in Clarksdale Mississippi. ..we were all born and raised there...moved up north to illinois when I was born though. I want to move back to Mississippi. .such great people ...I love it
Thanks so much for the great comment. My in-laws live in Marks, MS. just outside Clarksdale. We're up there once a year or so.
Nice to see you Mr Ed.. he was alone really...
awsome videos it's so interesting watching u catch the beez
Thanks Stevie
bees are amazing. it takes a special kind of crazy to do what you do...
I like being special. :)
628DirtRooster right on lol
all of your videos are so soothing
Putting you to sleep? ;)
+628DirtRooster definitely not !!!🐝🐝🐝🐝
another great video... hope to see more soon!.
Next week. :(
Another terrific video! I loved the byplay between you and Jeff. You sure live in some beautiful country. I really like the scenery shots. Thank you for sharing bits of your interesting bee life! Do bees respond to music?
Bees do not respond to music. Thanks for watching.
Just came across this vid ,those larvae would be nice ice fishing bait :)
Cool video, nice light show at the end..
I love a good lightning storm over the water.
helped do another hive removal on the outside overhang of a motel. that was a fairly aggressive hive. was stung 4 times and I wasn't up where they were. had to hang back a little. I now have some gear to protect me. wish I had space for a few colonies
At least Y'all got it out.
Didnt get to get what was in the wall, it was late so we were supposed to return the next weekend to finish but the gutter guy was there on Wednesday and got stung so he filled the stucco with stucco so that by the weekend the hive was dead. We were mad
Jeffrey Murdock Sucks.
628DirtRooster its ok though, im ready for the next one
Great video, ur two 🐝🐝🐝🐝😉hero’s, ty
First learned of fire ants at Ft.Benning, GA during basic training. Sitting on the ground and leaning up against a tree, which was a hard lesson learned.
We've got plenty here. They'll make you kick your shoes off and jump around like a fool for a minute.
Watching the light show reminds me of home :)
It was popping for hours that night and several other nights that week.
Your idea of "Overcast" is what we in belfast call sunny
I would know that If my great great grandfather had stayed put. lol I'm assuming you mean Ireland and not Maine.
Got a question for you. New to bee keeping. Started my first hive in the spring. Up to 3 hives already. Live here in South Florida. I am sure I am bee keeping but my bees don't ever store any honey, makes me think I am raising hornets…I see pollen and nectar, not ever any stored honey? I have tried many times to give them sugar water but they don't ever touch it? Am I doing something wrong or do I have honey less bees???? I put supers on and they never make comb? Everyones waiting for the honey and they bees just won't give….
First make sure they aren't horse flies. If they aren't building comb your sugar mix may be too thick. If it's too thick they'll store it as honey but only if they have comb drawn to put it in. A thinner mix 1:1 will make them draw comb. If there are good things in bloom they will barely touch the feeder. If you are in a pine forest or something like that there sometimes will be plenty of pollen but not much nectar. Right now there's not much blooming. I'd keep a feeder on them whether they take it or not.
Random question where is that boat launch at the end of the video ?
Spray foam 🤦♀️Don't do it lol they just keep getting out lmao. Every time I see that I just laugh 🤣 🤣 🤣
I did a removal yesterday under an elevated house with spray foam everywhere. It's ugly and it definitely doesn't work.
@@628DirtRoosterWow that's insane and yes don't look good and it's a waste when it's not going to work anyways lol
No bee suit. You are a beast
You are such a charmer! Have you ever gone to a removal with all your gear? Do you do yearly maintenance? What kind of things would you reccomend as kind of a checklist? Thanks for posting, as always :D
Look at this comment. Who's the charmer now? ;)
I don't think I've ever been fully suited up with gloves and all more than twice.
I do yearly maintenance biannually. LOL
Check lists vary widely depending on what we're doing.
I am sure that circumstances vary widely- I guess I was thinking of a checklist for those beginning that "way - of - life!"
Skatooli A smoker is a must. A good smoker, a hive tool and some type protection would be a good starting point.
have you ever found AFB in a tear out? and what would proper procedure be if you did find it after all I doubt you could torch the house?
I haven't and it's treatable but if I found it in a house I would exterminate the colony and boil my tools.
But what about the house? Would the house still carry contamination and woulddent that contamination need to be taken care of?
Mach SCGA I'd treat it pretty much like any other removal and pack the space with insulation and block any access so bees didn't get in there again. You could do a lot of other things if you wanted to waste a bunch of time but as long as there's no access for the bees there shouldn't be any more problems.
Ok thanks
what is afb?
when handling hives, boxes, panels and such... do they get angry when some bees get squished?
Sometimes
Harbor Freight sells scaffolding at a good price. Fits in your truck. Better than a broken back!
I've got scaffold. I just hate to climb it.
Sweet queen thank you Jesus 👍🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️
As always, great fun to watch. Putting together a vid like this is far from any skills I might even hope to have.
Nah man. Not that hard just incredibly time consuming. I'm assuming the water went down and you were able to rejoin society? Any damage to your place?
We're dry. Thanks for asking. We peeked out about 6 feet of water on our road but were able to get out 2 days later. We're above our road so no damage on the homestead and the bees were never affected. Thanks for asking.
Good work. Can you tell me why these houses are up on platforms? Flooding? Bears?
They are built in flood zones.
628DirtRooster Close to the Mississippi no doubt. Thanks for the reply.
I been watching a lot of your videos and other bee/wasp videos. I happen to see a video about africanized/killer bees. I was wondering if you have ever dealt with them? Or do you steer clear of them?
They don't seem to be around there for the most curious reason, I would like know why too. Very large and nation wide beekeeping goes on in this region and I suspect it's because of this natural vacuum of africanized bees. Randy has some video showing the commercial boys getting after it and our guys wind up with a pickup bed full of lost bees, several boxes filled in the blink of an eye.
can u tell me what it would cost to buy a hive box and all plz ? so interested but don't have a clue on price ?
Triple stack setup (two deeps and a medium) with bottom, top, frames, queen excluder, bees, $325 to $375 is fair.
Hey how’s it going 628DirtyRooster I am totally new to your channel I I would also like to add that I AM TERRIFIED OF BEES ALL BEES 🐝 but I love honey and never really understood bees and man I tell you that you have inspired me and educated me on al lot I have been watching your videos for about 4 hours man since I got off of work sorry so long just thought I let you know keep up the great work. 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
You guys are hilarious. 😄🤣
Funny as heck with Jeff there. Re the bees: Do you put on a hood according to the number of stings you are getting or just when they are overwhelmingly annoying in your face?
Yeah, if they are aggressive I'll but on my jacket.
I enjoyed watching this removal. I loved the lighting show at the end. I would have loved to have heard the Boom Boom of the thunder rolls. I bet you all get some gnarly ones! Have any random people recognized you from your videos?
I like the thunder claps too. I would have left some in if the wind noise in the mic wasn't so bad.
Good video man! I'm on a honey bees watching spree. All those stings not a single ouch from ya. Are you that resistant to pain?
u two crack me up, thank you
We are clowns. :)
Love all your videos. One question. How do you keep your bees so calm? I have been beekeeping for 3 years. Every time I do a hive inspection my bees get real cranky. Especially by the time I get down to the bottom box
I use smoke any time they even look like they're gonna act up and I don't stay in them long.
Dang you are the Casey neistat of beekeeping channels! Love your videos!
Because of my skateboard? ;)
I don’t even know how TH-cam brought me to this channel but I been watching 🐝 videos for the past week.
LOL glad to have you here.
Why are all those houses suspended high in the air?
Why didn't you take the plastic foundation out of that old frames and put the combs from the hive with rubber bands into the frames? They would still have their own brood and honey and will be much more happy. Or did you fix that at home later?
We did. At 17 minutes you can see the rubber bands.
628DirtRooster OK that did not transport over in the video. This things would make the video more interesting to watch... You showed only how you took out the comb and I did wonder what did they do with it...
onhawaii We'll show it on the next video.