I love your channel. When I was a lad of perhaps 10 years old, my grandpa and a couple of uncles were bee keepers who pastured their bees at farmers fields for a fee. I wanted to be a bee keeper so I slowly became the owner of 7 bee hives. The first I got from an uncle and the remainder I got from catching swarms. On one occasion a swarms landed on the corner of a neighbor's shed for rabbit hutches. I was only 13 years old and tried to get the swarm into a hive box by sliding a board under the hanging swarm to move it over the hive box; but the swarm moved from the corner of the shed to the board to my arm. I moved my arm over the hive box; shook it and the swarmed went inside. Not one sting.
Cool story @Charlie Boring. We were going to ask @Simple Living Alaska how they did it without the bee suits. Seems like if you stay calm the bees do too.
I'm from Israel and I just love it when you say "it's a beautiful spring day with 40 degrees Fahrenheit.." That's the coldest temperature we had this winter where I live XD
I've deployed to Afghanistan twice and Iraq once, and lived the summer months there... Now I live in Alaska and it is really amazing how the human body acclimates. I remember wearing a jacket and shivering in the summer months of Afghanistan when the temp would drop to 78F. Now I am outside grilling in a T shirt enjoying this spring time 40F.
It is always wonderful to see how strong and fearless Arielle is in these videos. I am brave, but not so much with bees hanging out on my face! Thanks for sharing!
Same here lol! Isn't it funny how something so small can cause so much fear in humans? Like we put ourselves in dangerous situations all the time... but the thought of being stung by a bee or wasp leaves us in terror (although for people who are allergic, the fear is more understandable). It really does hurt when they sting, though. Then after the sting goes away, it itches like crazy.
Its wasps and hornets you need to be careful around. They are concentrated evil. But bees are kinda cool. I had some forest property I would camp on. One time I had a pound box of sugar I had left from a previous trip and had gotten wet and hard. So put it on the camp fire. The next day I had lots of pesky bees. They weren't mean or aggressive just persistent. You had to cover your sodas with a deck of cards or a cig pack. These bees didn't even mind a gentle petting
These must be non sting bees. There is no way they can be our African Kamikaze bees!!! They are killers and you just need one to sting you and once the rest smell that sting, all hell breaks loose! They can kill a human being very fast!
I have no idea how you can bring yourself to do that and without a suit. You are so so brave. Congratulations on the two making it through winter! I know how hard you worked for this success and you deserve it!
Bees are basically docile creatures, the smoke makes them even more docile. The difference between a bee and a wasp is the bee is a vegetarian and the wasp is not. The bee is not interested in human flesh.
@@charles-y2z6c - That is very interesting! Although I must say all bees hate me. I've been stung by honey bees and the sort as much as I have ever been stung by wasps. Not too sure what that's all about. 🤣
I'm still laughing when Arielle said "ambiance" with a perfect accent in the middle of a storm of smoke and bees! guys, you are the best! Cheers from Argentina. Fede
It's like you live every day with them the farther I go with all this the more involved I get this has really been one of the most Fantastic Finds I found on TH-cam
I'm Amazed your chickens eat dead bees omg your chickens eat everything. I'm so happy your bees survived Winter T.L.C is what did it. You two are just so Inspirational. Two Beautiful Alaskan Soul's adore you both. Kindest thoughts from Victoria Australia xoxo
Chickens do eat everything, including chicken. But wait! Once I bought frozen broccoli that was brown and disgusting. I threw to the chickens and they wouldn't touch it either.
Just a quick " check in " with the most loving real couple .... giving us real loving Alaskan life lessons .... Soooo happy on your bees 👍👍 . Stay safe , as I'm off into the B.C.& Alberta bush again . ❤
I will never again complain about the price of a quart of honey. I can't believe you did that without a beekeepers suit on. An actual "thumb nail", that was funny. Shout out to Mr. Bandit💓
Bee keeping is so important. Glad you are paying attention to this enterprise. Three hives! Good luck this summer so that the hives will be strong and nourished for the winter. 🤞🏼
I love honey bees, I kept bees when I was a kid I had up to 15 hives at once, had them in the Florida keys and they produced year round, never had a drought of honey. Thanks guys this was a great video.
Just makes me feel good all over to see you giving such good care to the wee bee-sties. Thanks for all you do with all the creatures under your care---oh, and the veggies, too. lol
The music you added at the start of the video with the bees was very powerful. Bees are the essence of life, and the music reflected that. Very well done...
I've watched this video twice!! Just had to absorb it all and how wonderful you guys are and the work you do. Will always be my inspiration to be self sufficient. Thanks!
I am from the Philippines and I so love your contents. It seems that I am also joining you in all your journeys! Thank you for tagging us along through your vlogs!❤
Guys, its unbelievable! Beekeeping during the snow. I keep bees in Scotland and never open hives until it is no less than +10C. Good luck with your bees this season and wish you to have good honey crop. It was really nice to see how gentle you are with handling the bees and brave not to wear the overalls. I never dare it. The only thing I would advise- It is better to use the ready factory made syrup. Here I buy so called " Invertbee ". Sugar with water takes a lot of energy for bees to digest and convert it for storage. It is definitely cheaper but for the bees health and in the cold climates not as good. All the best!
So glad the bees made it. I know you were concerned about them all winter. Thanks for sharing, it sure keeps my interest up, waiting to see what your doing. I don't do TV, for almost 10 yrs. Enjoy your success.
So happy for your bees making it this time! I love how you title your short films with a hint of what we we see, so I can rewatch later, search it out. I have watched some videos of yours three times, especially, canning ones. I see people titling stuff things like, "Its all over," or "We are in trouble," when they are not. I am staying away from clickbait titles like that, but you don't use clickbait, just your story. I am learning something new every episode it seems. So thanks Aerial and Aaron for doing this!
Me alegro mucho por vosotros y vosotros por la abejas, por aquí por España también hemos tenido un invierno algo más frío de lo normal, aunque ni de lejos lo que tenéis por hay. Saludos y a disfrutar de la estación que ya tenemos encima....
Interesting to watch you two. I used to work as a bee transporter. Taking hives from orchards to orchards. There was a lot of waiting to do so sometimes I'd just sit there and watch the bees and it was fascinating to see how they work together and all seem to have a job in the hive. Also I never got stung once that I remember.
Great job on the Bees Controling moisture, insulating and providing nourishment. Happy Ladies indeed!!! Our New Hampsahire Bees just starting to leave the colonies, inspite of 8" of spring snow today. Maple Tree buds will provide nourishment. Keep going guys your doing great.
My dream is to live like this one day. I currently live in a city and I’m working towards a career of a dental hygienist. I’m going to work until I can afford property where I can create my own homestead one day. I know it’s a long road ahead but for now I live my dream through watching your channel and others like it, along with taking care of my balcony garden. 🙂
Congratulations on the survival of your 2 colonies. At 19:47 on the video you can see an additional queen in with the bees you were installing. Also, if you put your pollen patty face down (paper up) it will keep it moist for longer. It also discourages small hive beetles. Love your videos, thanks. PS- I never heard of cowboy candy before watching your videos. After the 30 day food challenge, hearing "and cowboy candy" so many times I decided I needed to find a recipe and make it. IT IS AWESOME!!!!
A lot of channels I watch are looking like it's almost summer. We're getting 20cm of snow tomorrow and it's comforting to see I'm not the only one still in snow! (We have much less overall though lol) so happy about your bees!
glad to see you taking advantage of your chickens, what a lovely machine the are , pretty remarkable converts waste to food , it dosent get much better than that
I'm NOT a bee expert, but I have heard that very often there will be a new queen in the hive. I loved the video, honey farming is a big learning curve.
I’m not sure if anyone already said this but all you need to do is pull that red cap off the queen cage. There’s already queen candy in the opening. You don’t need a marshmallow. Congratulations on successfully overwintering both your colonies.
My grandpa was a bee keeper. He lived in northern Idaho which got a tremendous amount of snow. He had a honey comb bin that was a centrifuge extractor and as a little girl I wound that thing for hours. A spout, jars and happy customers. Good on you that your bees did okay and will pollinate another year.
Nice! You will have a good start on the year with 2 established hives. I don't know much about bees but was watching an expert on bees on the TH-cam channel Off Grid With Doug & Stacy. He said to keep the hives painted or decorated on the outside different from each other so the bees recognize their own hives easier & it then keeps each hive more healthy. Spring has finally sprung here as well. Lots of snow to melt but it's going fast. Take care!
Thank you. I am clueless when it comes to bees. Always well done and informative. Very happy they overwintered so well. I am always impressed on your acquisition of knowledge. Thanks again.
I hope this works out for you! The weather is so fickle up there I hate to have a bad cold snap out of nowhere. I can understand expanding the hives though. The price of honey here is ridiculous. I look forward to watching you spin them down, when you extract the honey. How are the dogs enjoying the moose veal? The pickled eggs should be ready in about another week or so. That's going to be good to see two. Life up there is going to get busy in a hurry. Looking forward to the season.
The 2 frames of drawn comb that you pulled out when you installed your new package bees was mostly Drone cells which will cause the queen to raise Drones instead of workers. You need to make sure you replace them with worker comb or foundation for the hive to survive well..keep up the hard work. I really enjoy watching your channel. I've he bees for about 45 years. Much of it in the mountains of Colorado. Thanks Carl.
OMG Ariel...you are so brave!....I had the heebi geebies just watching. I'm not normally afraid of bees I think it was just the amount of them...and the noise!. Well done hum.
Carmen here again. Love the bee hives, Zoe's great uncles raise bees in San Francisco. So glad the bees came through the winter. Zoe is going to love this one! See you next time, until then carry on and feel the love!
You guys managed your bee hives very well! That is saying something! Your bees are going to love you, once your garden gets up and going in three months!😀👍That was a great class/ education! Thanks!
Great video I'm not sure how your bees survive up there, wow they must be hardy. I mix up 50/50 sugar syrup in a spray bottle and spray new packages before I install them. Less flying and they have full bellies when they start drawing out comb. It all is a good way to capture a swarm, just spray them down real heavy and make a big funnel that will fit the package that the bees came in and just shake them in and seal it up. I can hardly wait for the garden, I'm very envious of the growing season you have up there. Thanks for great entertainment
Your videos are so satisfying,you guys need a channel that way I could be guaranteed at least 5 shows a week!Anyway great content as always,opening awesome as always keep us informed,ty
I'm huge fan from Israel and the highs for this week are going to be in the 100's. So jealous of your snow even though I believe you probably get sick of it
I love your channel. When I was a lad of perhaps 10 years old, my grandpa and a couple of uncles were bee keepers who pastured their bees at farmers fields for a fee. I wanted to be a bee keeper so I slowly became the owner of 7 bee hives. The first I got from an uncle and the remainder I got from catching swarms. On one occasion a swarms landed on the corner of a neighbor's shed for rabbit hutches. I was only 13 years old and tried to get the swarm into a hive box by sliding a board under the hanging swarm to move it over the hive box; but the swarm moved from the corner of the shed to the board to my arm. I moved my arm over the hive box; shook it and the swarmed went inside. Not one sting.
Cool story @Charlie Boring. We were going to ask @Simple Living Alaska how they did it without the bee suits. Seems like if you stay calm the bees do too.
I'm from Israel and I just love it when you say "it's a beautiful spring day with 40 degrees Fahrenheit.."
That's the coldest temperature we had this winter where I live XD
Same here, I live south west America. It's already getting up into the 100s F, recently it dropped back to the high 80s and it was glorious.
Bud in the Northern US it gets from -20F to 110F yearly..... Where this video is they can get to -40F or more with Windchill! Crazy.
I've deployed to Afghanistan twice and Iraq once, and lived the summer months there... Now I live in Alaska and it is really amazing how the human body acclimates. I remember wearing a jacket and shivering in the summer months of Afghanistan when the temp would drop to 78F. Now I am outside grilling in a T shirt enjoying this spring time 40F.
It's in the 80's f in Georgia, USA and I love it 😀
40 feels wonderful in Alaska. Especially in the sun after our long, cold winter.
It is always wonderful to see how strong and fearless Arielle is in these videos. I am brave, but not so much with bees hanging out on my face! Thanks for sharing!
Isn't she brave! I, personally, have found the ability to dig deep several times thanks to Arielle and her ways. Thank you!!
Same here!
Great to see that they have bee-hived themselves over winter.
Hahhahaha this made me chuckle
You are a level 10 dad and I know it.
😂
You guys are always so brave. One bee sends me running and there you are with a bee on your face as if it's nothing.
Me too🤣
Same here lol! Isn't it funny how something so small can cause so much fear in humans? Like we put ourselves in dangerous situations all the time... but the thought of being stung by a bee or wasp leaves us in terror (although for people who are allergic, the fear is more understandable). It really does hurt when they sting, though. Then after the sting goes away, it itches like crazy.
Its wasps and hornets you need to be careful around. They are concentrated evil.
But bees are kinda cool. I had some forest property I would camp on. One time I had a pound box of sugar I had left from a previous trip and had gotten wet and hard. So put it on the camp fire. The next day I had lots of pesky bees. They weren't mean or aggressive just persistent. You had to cover your sodas with a deck of cards or a cig pack. These bees didn't even mind a gentle petting
These must be non sting bees. There is no way they can be our African Kamikaze bees!!! They are killers and you just need one to sting you and once the rest smell that sting, all hell breaks loose! They can kill a human being very fast!
I have no idea how you can bring yourself to do that and without a suit. You are so so brave. Congratulations on the two making it through winter! I know how hard you worked for this success and you deserve it!
Bees are basically docile creatures, the smoke makes them even more docile. The difference between a bee and a wasp is the bee is a vegetarian and the wasp is not. The bee is not interested in human flesh.
@@charles-y2z6c Thanks Charles it's good to know it...
With 40 degree temperature honey bees don't fly around except for cleansing flights. The smoke mask the pheromones that bees put out
@@charles-y2z6c - That is very interesting! Although I must say all bees hate me. I've been stung by honey bees and the sort as much as I have ever been stung by wasps. Not too sure what that's all about. 🤣
@@josephfydenkevez8839 - Thank you! That makes a lot of sense!
I'm still laughing when Arielle said "ambiance" with a perfect accent in the middle of a storm of smoke and bees! guys, you are the best! Cheers from Argentina. Fede
It's like you live every day with them the farther I go with all this the more involved I get this has really been one of the most Fantastic Finds I found on TH-cam
Happy to hear that your hives made it through the winter. Have seen many hives that didn't make it. Thank you for taking us along. 🍀
Unbeelievable!
Haha!
Theme puns
"BEE"
Funny???!!!lol
I'm Amazed your chickens eat dead bees omg your chickens eat everything. I'm so happy your bees survived Winter T.L.C is what did it. You two are just so Inspirational. Two Beautiful Alaskan Soul's adore you both. Kindest thoughts from Victoria Australia xoxo
Chickens do eat everything, including chicken. But wait! Once I bought frozen broccoli that was brown and disgusting. I threw to the chickens and they wouldn't touch it either.
Just magnificent creatures. Lovely to see.
Just a quick " check in " with the most loving real couple .... giving us real loving Alaskan life lessons .... Soooo happy on your bees 👍👍 . Stay safe , as I'm off into the B.C.& Alberta bush again . ❤
I will never again complain about the price of a quart of honey. I can't believe you did that without a beekeepers suit on. An actual "thumb nail", that was funny. Shout out to Mr. Bandit💓
Bee keeping is so important. Glad you are paying attention to this enterprise. Three hives! Good luck this summer so that the hives will be strong and nourished for the winter. 🤞🏼
Ambiance.....oh Ariel your sweet. Both of you are special to work with bees
You two are AMAZING! Like your personalities too.
Soooo happy for you guys! Congratulations on successful overwinter in a tough location.
So interesting! Love that your bees made it through the winter! Fun to see what you do for their survival! Welcome new bees! You will love it there!
I love honey bees, I kept bees when I was a kid I had up to 15 hives at once, had them in the Florida keys and they produced year round, never had a drought of honey. Thanks guys this was a great video.
I’m grateful you kept the bees alive.
Great job. Can’t wait to see you all harvesting honey.
Just makes me feel good all over to see you giving such good care to the wee bee-sties. Thanks for all you do with all the creatures under your care---oh, and the veggies, too. lol
The music you added at the start of the video with the bees was very powerful. Bees are the essence of life, and the music reflected that. Very well done...
Thank you!
I've watched this video twice!! Just had to absorb it all and how wonderful you guys are and the work you do. Will always be my inspiration to be self sufficient. Thanks!
I love the way you're working with the bee's now, you even got Eric in there, and no suits
Arielle is the bee whisperer 💛
Hello ! Loving all the great humor here in the comments ! This "armchair Alaskan" learns alot every single video !
I am from the Philippines and I so love your contents. It seems that I am also joining you in all your journeys! Thank you for tagging us along through your vlogs!❤
Love the variety of your programs. This one on the bees was quite interesting. And thanks for the 1 or 2 second close up of Pepper!
Guys, its unbelievable! Beekeeping during the snow. I keep bees in Scotland and never open hives until it is no less than +10C. Good luck with your bees this season and wish you to have good honey crop. It was really nice to see how gentle you are with handling the bees and brave not to wear the overalls. I never dare it. The only thing I would advise- It is better to use the ready factory made syrup. Here I buy so called " Invertbee ". Sugar with water takes a lot of energy for bees to digest and convert it for storage. It is definitely cheaper but for the bees health and in the cold climates not as good. All the best!
So happy they over wintered successfully!
Keeping bees is a life long series of lessons. Congratulations on your hive survival this year!
Great to see that the bees survived the winter! 🎉
Very educational video on bee care!
Thanks for sharing your journey with everyone, I wish you all great success
So glad the bees made it. I know you were concerned about them all winter. Thanks for sharing, it sure keeps my interest up, waiting to see what your doing. I don't do TV, for almost 10 yrs. Enjoy your success.
So happy for your bees making it this time! I love how you title your short films with a hint of what we we see, so I can rewatch later, search it out. I have watched some videos of yours three times, especially, canning ones. I see people titling stuff things like, "Its all over," or "We are in trouble," when they are not. I am staying away from clickbait titles like that, but you don't use clickbait, just your story. I am learning something new every episode it seems. So thanks Aerial and Aaron for doing this!
I am glad to see that someone else also really appreciates how they title their videos. Always delivers what's promised, and no cheesy clickbait
Congratulations on wintering your bees 🐝
You guys are so inspiring with all that you do in such harsh conditions. Love your canning videos too. Cheers from Australia xx Cathi xx
Me alegro mucho por vosotros y vosotros por la abejas, por aquí por España también hemos tenido un invierno algo más frío de lo normal, aunque ni de lejos lo que tenéis por hay. Saludos y a disfrutar de la estación que ya tenemos encima....
I’m so impressed with your confidence in handling those bees. Another great video.
I beekeeping this year for the first time and grateful for the washington weather!
So that was what all the buzz was about ..... beez! They'll bee bizzy pollinating your garden for sure. Take care Eric & Arielle.
Super job with the honey bees. Good luck keeping them.
You maybe the bravest woman I know and the most patient and the most tolerant.
Interesting to watch you two. I used to work as a bee transporter. Taking hives from orchards to orchards. There was a lot of waiting to do so sometimes I'd just sit there and watch the bees and it was fascinating to see how they work together and all seem to have a job in the hive. Also I never got stung once that I remember.
You're a bee charmer, Arielle. Truly.
So nice to see you again in your life. 🌹👍
You guys really know your stuff and have carved out an amazing life in the wilderness...
So glad your bees have made it. I heard some people didn't fare so good.
Great job on the Bees Controling moisture, insulating and providing nourishment. Happy Ladies indeed!!! Our New Hampsahire Bees just starting to leave the colonies, inspite of 8" of spring snow today. Maple Tree buds will provide nourishment. Keep going guys your doing great.
Awesome that the bees survived!
That’s awesome. Glad your bees made it through the winter.
The chickens also eat dead bees? Damn, is there anything chickens won't eat?
nope. They will even eat each other if one gets wounded.
We had one eat a snake whole, right in front of us last summer.
Watched on of my hens catch and kill a mouse then proceed to swallow it down 😳
I have a clip of one of my two month chick swallowing a one foot long snake!!! The snakes tail was left hanging out for a while...it was CREEPY!!!
Mine won’t eat flys or bees. All depends how well fed they are.
one of your most waited video i think... Thanks you !
#FreeBee #SaveTheBee
My dream is to live like this one day. I currently live in a city and I’m working towards a career of a dental hygienist. I’m going to work until I can afford property where I can create my own homestead one day. I know it’s a long road ahead but for now I live my dream through watching your channel and others like it, along with taking care of my balcony garden. 🙂
Lovely video
Wonderful bees congratulations xxx
Look forward to seeing them throughout the year xx
Congratulations on the survival of your 2 colonies. At 19:47 on the video you can see an additional queen in with the bees you were installing. Also, if you put your pollen patty face down (paper up) it will keep it moist for longer. It also discourages small hive beetles. Love your videos, thanks.
PS- I never heard of cowboy candy before watching your videos. After the 30 day food challenge, hearing "and cowboy candy" so many times I decided I needed to find a recipe and make it. IT IS AWESOME!!!!
When I was watching this TH-cam ads were "Save the Bees" kits from Friends of the Earth!
A lot of channels I watch are looking like it's almost summer. We're getting 20cm of snow tomorrow and it's comforting to see I'm not the only one still in snow! (We have much less overall though lol) so happy about your bees!
What fun! Lived in Eagle River in the early 90's, but I only recognized the mountains in the video . . . I guess they don't change much . . .
that's the bee's knees
Thanks for sharing. Bless you kids.
glad to see you taking advantage of your chickens, what a lovely machine the are , pretty remarkable converts waste to food , it dosent get much better than that
I'm NOT a bee expert, but I have heard that very often there will be a new queen in the hive.
I loved the video, honey farming is a big learning curve.
Amazing work! It's a plus for both sides and helps the environment.
You can dust your hands with baby powder if you go in barehanded. It helps to keep them calm. They like the smell.
I’m not sure if anyone already said this but all you need to do is pull that red cap off the queen cage. There’s already queen candy in the opening. You don’t need a marshmallow. Congratulations on successfully overwintering both your colonies.
My grandpa was a bee keeper. He lived in northern Idaho which got a tremendous amount of snow. He had a honey comb bin that was a centrifuge extractor and as a little girl I wound that thing for hours. A spout, jars and happy customers. Good on you that your bees did okay and will pollinate another year.
Woo Hoo!! They survived! Nice job installing the new hive, too :)
you should get yourselves a soft "bee-brush", always useful to brush away bees from the places where they can get crushed.
Totally agree, a bee brush is very useful and should be part of every bee keepers tool kit.
They have one because I saw them use it with the hives that died.
Great to find your channel from Lumnah Acres in New Hampshire. I'll be back. Looking forward to watching your Spring come alive.
Feeding bees to the chickens... so resourceful!
Nice! You will have a good start on the year with 2 established hives. I don't know much about bees but was watching an expert on bees on the TH-cam channel Off Grid With Doug & Stacy. He said to keep the hives painted or decorated on the outside different from each other so the bees recognize their own hives easier & it then keeps each hive more healthy.
Spring has finally sprung here as well. Lots of snow to melt but it's going fast. Take care!
Thank you. I am clueless when it comes to bees. Always well done and informative. Very happy they overwintered so well. I am always impressed on your acquisition of knowledge. Thanks again.
I recommend putting small pieces of shungite for the bess to nibble on - it'll keep them alive much longer
So happy they survived
Thanks for the answer!
I hope this works out for you! The weather is so fickle up there I hate to have a bad cold snap out of nowhere. I can understand expanding the hives though. The price of honey here is ridiculous. I look forward to watching you spin them down, when you extract the honey. How are the dogs enjoying the moose veal? The pickled eggs should be ready in about another week or so. That's going to be good to see two. Life up there is going to get busy in a hurry. Looking forward to the season.
Mike DeLoye the boys are enjoying the meat, we couldn't resist breaking into our pickled eggs early 🙂
That was so enjoyable to watch, thank you for sharing!
The 2 frames of drawn comb that you pulled out when you installed your new package bees was mostly Drone cells which will cause the queen to raise Drones instead of workers. You need to make sure you replace them with worker comb or foundation for the hive to survive well..keep up the hard work. I really enjoy watching your channel. I've he bees for about 45 years. Much of it in the mountains of Colorado. Thanks Carl.
congratulations on a successful winter survival of you bees
I'm from Cambodia, a very hot country in south east asia. I love to see beautiful Alaska!
OMG Ariel...you are so brave!....I had the heebi geebies just watching. I'm not normally afraid of bees I think it was just the amount of them...and the noise!. Well done hum.
Ariel, try using your hive tool and score the wax paper gives the bees more of a opportunity to eat the pollen patty all sides.
Yay!!! Happy to see they kept!
The confidence on Arielle handling the bees without a bee suit is outstanding. I can't do that.
Wow! No mask no gloves! Bees are really quiet but you are really brave 🤩👌
Carmen here again. Love the bee hives, Zoe's great uncles raise bees in San Francisco. So glad the bees came through the winter. Zoe is going to love this one! See you next time, until then carry on and feel the love!
Hope all works well for honey production . You are so brave to work around them
You guys managed your bee hives very well! That is saying something! Your bees are going to love you, once your garden gets up and going in three months!😀👍That was a great class/ education! Thanks!
Amazing job. Many beez alive.
I can tell your the master and l know who is afraid of the beeeZs, your hubby! Ha ha
Great job
Hi guys I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing! May God bless you and your families!😁❤️
Very exciting, been looking forward to the bee updates. Congrats on 100% overwintering. Best of luck from Ireland
Great video
I'm not sure how your bees survive up there, wow they must be hardy.
I mix up 50/50 sugar syrup in a spray bottle and spray new packages before I install them. Less flying and they have full bellies when they start drawing out comb.
It all is a good way to capture a swarm, just spray them down real heavy and make a big funnel that will fit the package that the bees came in and just shake them in and seal it up.
I can hardly wait for the garden, I'm very envious of the growing season you have up there.
Thanks for great entertainment
Your videos are so satisfying,you guys need a channel that way I could be guaranteed at least 5 shows a week!Anyway great content as always,opening awesome as always keep us informed,ty
I love the light weight foam.
I'm huge fan from Israel and the highs for this week are going to be in the 100's. So jealous of your snow even though I believe you probably get sick of it
I'm amazed that your bees survived such a harsh winter -- and I'm surprised that some bear didn't make a meal of them.