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Hey brother, loving the videos! One of my tips is to do inspections on a clear day between the hours of 10AM and 3PM so the bulk of the foragers are out of the hive. Less bees makes the inspections a bit easier. I love the handles you've shown here! Good stuff.
Thank you for the tip! Definitely a good one. Stay tuned for my next video in a week or so where I will announce the winner! You can get the handles here: 🔥 Bee Smart Ultimate Hive Handles ▶ amzn.to/4cIE99J
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As I watched you put the frame rests under the hive stand, I realized your stand is on a tabletop. I think it would be time consuming to get down on the ground and look for the rod under the hive to hang the frame rests on. Especially in a tall grass yard. It also would be just as hard to find them the next time I wanted to work the hive. If I had the stand, I would just put the two frame rests on top of the hive when I finished with them. Then, they are ready to go when you lift the hive lid. Much faster than bending down to look under the hive. If you are worried about them falling off the hive top, simply put them under the brick or stone almost every beekeeper has on the hive to weight the lid down.
They aren't just under the stand they are securely attached to the spacer rod just below the hive. Very easy to locate, remove and replace. I should have made that more clear.
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⚡🔥 PRODUCT GIVE-AWAY: What is one Beekeeping Tip or Trick you discovered that was a game changer for you? Comment below and you will be automatically entered to win an Ultimate Magnet Hive Tool Holder. One Tip will be randomly selected and the winner announced in my next published video!
Also don't forget to pick up your 🔥 FREE Beekeeping Tips/Tricks Book ▶ www.backbeebrokenbeekeeping.com/free-tips-and-tricks-booklet
Hey brother, loving the videos! One of my tips is to do inspections on a clear day between the hours of 10AM and 3PM so the bulk of the foragers are out of the hive. Less bees makes the inspections a bit easier. I love the handles you've shown here! Good stuff.
Thank you for the tip! Definitely a good one. Stay tuned for my next video in a week or so where I will announce the winner! You can get the handles here: 🔥 Bee Smart Ultimate Hive Handles ▶ amzn.to/4cIE99J
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Congratulation as you were the only person to comment with a Tip, you are the winner! Please email me with your mailing address to BackBeeBrokenBeekeeping@gmail.com and I will get that out to you! Thank you for watching and commenting!
As I watched you put the frame rests under the hive stand, I realized your stand is on a tabletop. I think it would be time consuming to get down on the ground and look for the rod under the hive to hang the frame rests on. Especially in a tall grass yard. It also would be just as hard to find them the next time I wanted to work the hive. If I had the stand, I would just put the two frame rests on top of the hive when I finished with them. Then, they are ready to go when you lift the hive lid. Much faster than bending down to look under the hive. If you are worried about them falling off the hive top, simply put them under the brick or stone almost every beekeeper has on the hive to weight the lid down.
They aren't just under the stand they are securely attached to the spacer rod just below the hive. Very easy to locate, remove and replace. I should have made that more clear.
Thank you .
You are welcome! What tool did you like best
All of them I got alot of old beehives . The corner Pryor's for the boxes and the handles detachable handles look great.
@@kentcostello5286 Yeah I really like the pry point system!
@@kentcostello5286 Yeah, I really like both of those!