@sjsnsjsn because to “see what mood they’re in” he wipes his hand across a bunch of bees. Unless you actively work with bees, that actions seems unnatural.
@@gamesofrandom3924 Thank you. Honestly it's very hard sometimes when comments roll in fast but I'm thankful for every one of .....well most every one of them. Lol.
I LOVE seeing them swarm in slow motion. I’m allergic so when I see a swarm I call a Beeman and head inside. Watching them fly in slow motion felt like watching the most complex 3 dimensional dance. Truly beautiful, and startlingly organized.
Still amazes me, seeing someone scoop a big handful of bees, bare-handed. I was an 80s kid, and we were all raised to fear bees back then. I’m getting a lot better, but watching people like Yappy who are so confident handling them will no bee suit and veil and gloves still floors me a little.
This guy is unbelievable. He has changed my perspective and knowledge of bees by leaps and bounds. I have watched some of his other video's in the past week or so and yesterday, I was mowing my lawn and was mowing around a Rose of Sharon bush in full bloom with dozens of bees happily going in and out of the blossoms and even though I was right next to them they weren't bothered by my presence one bit. It was amazing. Very educational videos to say the least. What amazing little creatures they are.
Last time I handled a bee it was a few weeks back and I rescued it from a swimming pool as I was swimming along. It shook its wings off then flew around my head, landed on my shoulder, and stung me! Now I'm watching you grab a handful and basically nothing! What a world 🤣
Hey Yappy, I've got a 5 year old student who is terrified of bees. Like he'll run screaming and crying at the very sight of a bee. I've had many talks with him about bee behavior which hasn't sorted out his fear at all. So today I showed him this video, the part at 4:03 specifically when you are handling the swarm. He got very curious, kind of calmer, and was interested in why you were touching the bees and not getting stung. I told him not to copy you, but prompted him to understand that you know a lot about bees and are helping them find a new home so they can be safe and help our environment. It definitely sat on his mind and challenged his fear. Thank you for such amazing and educational content!
What puzzles me is why ANYONE would want to sit watching the shit that's on TV nowadays when you can randomly click onto material like this... real suff.... interesting... watching someone with passion and ability in his own field. I've NO interest in beekeeping, but this guy gets it all to you. Great stuff.
I caught my first swarm (swarm hive) about 3 weeks ago and moved my first swarm into a full sized hive... they were amazing docile and used no smoke or suit.. was mesmerizing.. What an amazing community they are..
As someone who gets nervous around bees, I thought watching your videos would give me the same feelings, but nope! Watching you be so calm while sticking your hand into a live bee swarm is weirdly so calming, and it makes me smile every time. So thanks for helping ease my fear of the little guys, and thanks for the wonderful videos :D
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR VIDEOS. WATCHING SEVERAL HAS BROUGHT BACK SO MANY SWEET MEMORIES. MY WONDERFUL HUSBAND PASSED AWAY THIS TIME LAST YEAR AND HE WAS A BEE KEEPER LIKE YOU. WATCHING EACH OF YOU RESCUES REMINDED ME SO MUCH OF MY RICHARD. YOUR MANNERISMS, TECHNICS AND CARE FOR THE BEES, IT SEEMED JUST LIKE WAS WATCHING HIM AGAIN. THANK YOU AND HAVE A BLESSED HOLIDAY
I'm sorry to hear of your loss but thankful I could be a part of reminding you of such good times with him. I can only hope you have found some peace. Thank you for sharing this and may you and yours have a blessed Christmas.
This guy literally must have balls made of steel, no way in heck would I do that without a full beekeeper suit on and he is just sitting there all relaxed with thousands of honey bees circling around him. Great job by him but I would definitely consider a bee suit
Love this. It reminds me of my grandpa, he used to knock swarms into a cardboard box and drive home with them swarming the inside of his truck on the way home. Always said "if you roll the window down they dont bother you" 😂
I’ve always had a big fear of bees (wasps really, honey bees don’t bother me too much) but your videos have made me realize how peaceful and cool of a species they are
Swarms are always a thing of beauty. I lost my fear of bees when I walked through a swarm about that size by the strawberry fields in Irvine, California. It was fascinating watching them fly around me without attacking. Great catch and innovative solution to not having a good box handy.
The beekeeper must be prepared to improvise, as we never know when we are going to find a bee colony. Magnificent your improvisation to capture the colony. Thanks for sharing, greetings from Brazil. At Carlos
Love that your just sitting on a parking lot next to a swarm of bees....as if it's just another normal day. You put a well needed smile on my face in these times, thanx for that.
The fact you don't use no POE NOTHING, you just run up in there. These bees I'm dealing with now are military smart and run flanks on me that I can't even use anything to get them. My hats off to you man.
How do you have space for all these swarms? Lol. Thanks for being so kind and gentle with the bees. I know you often disrupt them with a large jolt, but you always take care not to hurt them.
Same! My dad thinks I'm crazy. I can't handle anything that flies. A bug got stuck in my ear once, it flew in there and they can't back up. A bug buzzing against your ear drum is traumatic 😂 I was a kid when it happened. But I watch this guy and the hornet king. I'm fascinated by them now, ironically.
It’s actually illegal to kill bees with certain pesticides. Some companies like trugreen have a pollinator policy that strictly prohibits killing bees. Actually in NJ it is illegal to kill honey bees.
It kinda makes sense to be honest, bees are his job, and even though I don't have his balls, I've always been aware that bees aren't necessarily out to get you like wasps. I can be chill around a few bees, but this shit would make be squeal lmao
I am totally fascinated in what you do its amazing. Wonderful work you do I'm in UK but plant flowers to feed the bees. Wonderful creatures. All the best.
Everything you do is awesome :) I laugh my ass off AND learn something new every video. Thanks for saving our bees, we need these sweet fuzzy little bastards! :)
I've been thinking about bee keeping since COVID hit back at the tail end of 2019 but I haven't pulled the trigger. I saw my first swarm this past summer in my backyard and I was mesmerized. I sat out there for over 2 hours looking at them. I'll have bees this spring.
having been honestly disturbed by the new adventures of winnie the pooh with how it portrayed bee swarms and their buzzing noise, i always find myself looking to these realistic videos of real bees. i find it interesting that the swarms are never in big clumps airborne, only in a clump on trees
I think they are beautiful but I have almost died twice from those little creatures. Moving to TN from Cali without wanting to bring CA with me. Born and raised here so nervous about the new bugs coming into my life. Have pins in multiple locations. Thank you for taking care of the future of the beautiful they bring.
This is the 3rd video I've seen of you, and it amazes me how you can just stick your bare hands into bees like that. And to be that calm about it, good work 👏
I can only imagine what would've been going through my mind had this been my first video of yours. Like ok this dude's just casually standing in the middle of a cloud of bees.
big kudos to your camera person!! it's one thing to walk into a swarm fully in control and another to stand there and watch while there's bees flying around everywhere... the experience you have and how calm and collected you are is always super impressive too :)
They are the reason why we have vegetables and fruits. Pollination. Unpasteurized honey is good for people with allergies. Also natural sugar not processed. YOU DO THE RESEARCH. 🙂❤
Errrr, that's not accurate. This is a swarm and they have a VERY different temperament than an established colony in a hive with resources to defend. Don't let their docility fool you.
I was in Kauai burying my aunt and I walked out the mortuary and saw a swarm of bees! My mom yelled at me bc I went running out the door to see them. They were on the move and looking for a place to swarm. It was awesome!
i love how you teach about bee's, great videos! i'll be moving to chattanooga later this year and if i ever need any bee related work done you're on my list to call
its honestly insane how much serotonin these videos give me lol, absolutely loved the bee swarm slo-mo , and this one was definitely an interesting one!!!! thanks yappy we appreciate you being so good and kind to our cute little bee family!! you deserve a bee award to be quite frank! LOL
I’m here on August 29,2023 FLORIDA 🌴 Hurricane 🌀 IDILIA is headed to the panhandle-Appalachia area @ C3 🙏We are praying for people 🙏 Anyway I’ve found watching you is so relaxing and very interesting 🐝👍🐝
Let me tell you the story of C the B. I was sitting in the car eating a biscut with jelly and one bee kept flying around trying to land on stuff and getting in the way. I took the lid off my drink, squeesed out a bit of my jelly on it, and convinced her that it was safe. She sat on my knee and ate until i had to leave and she happily flew away. And that was how i met a bee named C
@@kimberlyjeanne9456 Well, she might have, Yappy is pretty tough. But he's also pretty smart so he had her so when she could she was only able to strike his fingernails (too tough there) and he was very careful of her, as the whole colony depends on her to continue. At this stage, losing a queen would be fatal to the swarm, unless they could return to their former colony - which is not always possible. So he was careful, and then caged her to keep her safe for a few days until he can get them housed properly.
Wow! I am amazed at what you did with no covering to protect you from bee stings. You were so casual...professional making it look so easy.👏👏👏 I would have ran faster than Usane Bolt😂😂. Fantastic. Thank you for sharing.
Love your channel. Not to often I find a neighbor on youtube ( meaning in Alabama and a city I know lol) . I'm from Pell City. My daughter and I just found your channel. I haven't paid attention to the dates on the video's till now, hope you are still doing them! You are defiantly a bee charmer! Looking forward to watching more! :) Stay safe.
This is so great to watch it's actually relaxing well to be watching from where Iam I don't know about from were yappy beeman is LoL I'd be running around like a lunatic but it's great to watch the 🐝 bee's
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I wish they’d been on a new truck. You could have driven them home with you. 😉
They give bees away but trucks not so much....
LMAO!
Let me borrow this new truck for a bit and it's only way too get the swarm out of here
Arrive home to your wife " look what I got Honey !! " .
@@jackcack8709 *Look what I got! Honey!!
Maaaaaan, every time you go to “see what mood they’re in” my whole body draws up.
Sometimes mine does to.
i get scared he will get stung
@sjsnsjsn because to “see what mood they’re in” he wipes his hand across a bunch of bees.
Unless you actively work with bees, that actions seems unnatural.
@@gamesofrandom3924 Thank you. Honestly it's very hard sometimes when comments roll in fast but I'm thankful for every one of .....well most every one of them. Lol.
@@YappyBeeman Has this move ever REALLY backfired on you?
“Look at how chill they are. Everyone is hanging out.” Says guy who is surrounded by bees.
Love these vids.
I LOVE seeing them swarm in slow motion. I’m allergic so when I see a swarm I call a Beeman and head inside. Watching them fly in slow motion felt like watching the most complex 3 dimensional dance. Truly beautiful, and startlingly organized.
Still amazes me, seeing someone scoop a big handful of bees, bare-handed. I was an 80s kid, and we were all raised to fear bees back then. I’m getting a lot better, but watching people like Yappy who are so confident handling them will no bee suit and veil and gloves still floors me a little.
Did you have crazy parents? We were raised with 'Just leave 'em alone and they won't sting you.'
This guy is unbelievable. He has changed my perspective and knowledge of bees by leaps and bounds. I have watched some of his other video's in the past week or so and yesterday, I was mowing my lawn and was mowing around a Rose of Sharon bush in full bloom with dozens of bees happily going in and out of the blossoms and even though I was right next to them they weren't bothered by my presence one bit. It was amazing. Very educational videos to say the least. What amazing little creatures they are.
Last time I handled a bee it was a few weeks back and I rescued it from a swimming pool as I was swimming along. It shook its wings off then flew around my head, landed on my shoulder, and stung me! Now I'm watching you grab a handful and basically nothing!
What a world 🤣
Ouch lol. I always let them drown if I was swimmng outdoors since I hate bugs lol x.x
😂😂😂
that sucks
Hey Yappy, I've got a 5 year old student who is terrified of bees. Like he'll run screaming and crying at the very sight of a bee. I've had many talks with him about bee behavior which hasn't sorted out his fear at all. So today I showed him this video, the part at 4:03 specifically when you are handling the swarm. He got very curious, kind of calmer, and was interested in why you were touching the bees and not getting stung. I told him not to copy you, but prompted him to understand that you know a lot about bees and are helping them find a new home so they can be safe and help our environment. It definitely sat on his mind and challenged his fear. Thank you for such amazing and educational content!
That's awesome. Thank you for sharing that and tell the little man that I said hello.
@@YappyBeeman I will! He'll get excited about that!
This man just cured my phobia from bees and hornets ,now i also love bees and wanna have them 😂 Much love for you buddy
What puzzles me is why ANYONE would want to sit watching the shit that's on TV nowadays when you can randomly click onto material like this... real suff.... interesting... watching someone with passion and ability in his own field. I've NO interest in beekeeping, but this guy gets it all to you. Great stuff.
Amen !!
Imagine feeling an earthquake then all of a sudden your house appears
😂
Forget a earthquake ever heard of the BFG😂😂😂
something about a man casually vlogging while 10,000 bees fly around him is hilarious
“Let’s see what kind of mood they’re in.” *sticks hand all the way in the bush*
Yeah, he's a real lady's man.
I caught my first swarm (swarm hive) about 3 weeks ago and moved my first swarm into a full sized hive... they were amazing docile and used no smoke or suit.. was mesmerizing.. What an amazing community they are..
Congrats. Welcome to the fun.
Good job, Randall!
Even bees are pissed about Ford's quality these days, looks like Scotty Kilmer was right.
But they were calm.
Thank you for saving and protecting all the wildlife that you do! Its fun to watch how much you love them all, 💙🙏🏼✨
Good catch Yappy & always a great day when you don’t get the “Yappy eye.” 😉👍🐝
Yapping eye 👁👄👁
Whazzat?
Find the queen… find the slightly larger needle in a moving needle stack.
Basically....
Im sitting here at 12am watching videos about bees and i have no idea why 😂. Wonderful content, love how passionate you are about the bees!
Lol me too but 3 am
As someone who gets nervous around bees, I thought watching your videos would give me the same feelings, but nope! Watching you be so calm while sticking your hand into a live bee swarm is weirdly so calming, and it makes me smile every time. So thanks for helping ease my fear of the little guys, and thanks for the wonderful videos :D
8:41 -- Absolute miracle that you were able to find the queen amid that chaos.
He can spot a big bootie from a mile away.
This guy is hardcore but I gotta hand to the cameraman for being right there with him in a swarm of bees
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR VIDEOS. WATCHING SEVERAL HAS BROUGHT BACK SO MANY SWEET MEMORIES. MY WONDERFUL HUSBAND PASSED AWAY THIS TIME LAST YEAR AND HE WAS A BEE KEEPER LIKE YOU. WATCHING EACH OF YOU RESCUES REMINDED ME SO MUCH OF MY RICHARD. YOUR MANNERISMS, TECHNICS AND CARE FOR THE BEES, IT SEEMED JUST LIKE WAS WATCHING HIM AGAIN. THANK YOU AND HAVE A BLESSED HOLIDAY
I'm sorry to hear of your loss but thankful I could be a part of reminding you of such good times with him. I can only hope you have found some peace. Thank you for sharing this and may you and yours have a blessed Christmas.
This dude's got some brass balls to be doing this without a bee suit
Hey @yappy I found your channel a week ago and I love your videos. You are great man that can teach so much. Keep up the good work mate.
I'm thankful you like them. With a channel name like yours Grim, I would hate to be on you bad side. Wink wink
This man has indeed a pure heart ❤️ with good intentions.
This guy literally must have balls made of steel, no way in heck would I do that without a full beekeeper suit on and he is just sitting there all relaxed with thousands of honey bees circling around him. Great job by him but I would definitely consider a bee suit
my soul would leave my body
No courage, just knowledge of bees.
and look at his hands, he've must be stung a lot
Actually, that's an issue from birth. I'm almost immune to bee stings.
Love this. It reminds me of my grandpa, he used to knock swarms into a cardboard box and drive home with them swarming the inside of his truck on the way home. Always said "if you roll the window down they dont bother you" 😂
I’ve always had a big fear of bees (wasps really, honey bees don’t bother me too much) but your videos have made me realize how peaceful and cool of a species they are
Swarms are always a thing of beauty. I lost my fear of bees when I walked through a swarm about that size by the strawberry fields in Irvine, California. It was fascinating watching them fly around me without attacking.
Great catch and innovative solution to not having a good box handy.
I really love that this southern good ol' boy is driving around with a box labeled "Queen Stuff" in his truck
Unreal! Thank you! I have to admit, as much as I love watching, I’d be in your truck, windows up- doors locked!😂
The beekeeper must be prepared to improvise, as we never know when we are going to find a bee colony.
Magnificent your improvisation to capture the colony.
Thanks for sharing, greetings from Brazil.
At
Carlos
I was happy to hear that the queen doesn't live forever in that tiny cage!
Jeez man that's, what? Like at least 12 bees?
Id say at least 15
You could hear the crunch when he took off the lid and set it down with bees on the end it made contact with. Rip 5 bees
0:28 “ is this not beautiful” lol.
Big parking lot. Everybody scared as hell…haha.
You are a real professional sir.!!
Dude has a hand of thumbs what a trip.
From getting stung a billion times no doubt, lol
Love that your just sitting on a parking lot next to a swarm of bees....as if it's just another normal day.
You put a well needed smile on my face in these times, thanx for that.
Actually, for me it is a bit normal but glad to add a smile to someone's day by doing it.
The fact you don't use no POE NOTHING, you just run up in there. These bees I'm dealing with now are military smart and run flanks on me that I can't even use anything to get them. My hats off to you man.
Nice job protecting the little guys! Keep safe and healthy. God bless you and your family 👍🙏💓😎🇺🇸⚓
How do you have space for all these swarms? Lol. Thanks for being so kind and gentle with the bees. I know you often disrupt them with a large jolt, but you always take care not to hurt them.
I used to be scared of bees, but watching this man has me wanting to maybe take up beekeeping as a hobby sometime in the future
Same! My dad thinks I'm crazy. I can't handle anything that flies. A bug got stuck in my ear once, it flew in there and they can't back up. A bug buzzing against your ear drum is traumatic 😂 I was a kid when it happened. But I watch this guy and the hornet king. I'm fascinated by them now, ironically.
I was so mad. There was a swarm near my office. The people that came killed them all. Idiots.
Very sad, especially considering the population decline we’ve seen. People are just uneducated (about bees)
It’s actually illegal to kill bees with certain pesticides. Some companies like trugreen have a pollinator policy that strictly prohibits killing bees. Actually in NJ it is illegal to kill honey bees.
Just when you think you've seen it all.......Along comes a bee whisperer. Liked it a lot sir.
never have I had so much compassion for an insect that I have been afraid of since childhood.
This is unbelievable lol
I have never seen anyone this brave with bees 🐝
This video has really taught me something. Amazing bro 👍🏾
It kinda makes sense to be honest, bees are his job, and even though I don't have his balls, I've always been aware that bees aren't necessarily out to get you like wasps. I can be chill around a few bees, but this shit would make be squeal lmao
I am totally fascinated in what you do its amazing. Wonderful work you do I'm in UK but plant flowers to feed the bees. Wonderful creatures. All the best.
Thank you for helping the bees. I'm sure they appreciate it also.
Everything you do is awesome :) I laugh my ass off AND learn something new every video. Thanks for saving our bees, we need these sweet fuzzy little bastards! :)
Cook biscuits and gravy and I'll crawl in a box for it.
It looks like chaos but you can really see the organization when its slowed down
I've been thinking about bee keeping since COVID hit back at the tail end of 2019 but I haven't pulled the trigger. I saw my first swarm this past summer in my backyard and I was mesmerized. I sat out there for over 2 hours looking at them. I'll have bees this spring.
having been honestly disturbed by the new adventures of winnie the pooh with how it portrayed bee swarms and their buzzing noise, i always find myself looking to these realistic videos of real bees. i find it interesting that the swarms are never in big clumps airborne, only in a clump on trees
Easier to animate as a big clump haha :)
I think they are beautiful but I have almost died twice from those little creatures. Moving to TN from Cali without wanting to bring CA with me. Born and raised here so nervous about the new bugs coming into my life. Have pins in multiple locations. Thank you for taking care of the future of the beautiful they bring.
man, you gotta have a sensitive feeling to hold a lil queen like that and dont hurt her. Really like yr vids ;)
This is the 3rd video I've seen of you, and it amazes me how you can just stick your bare hands into bees like that. And to be that calm about it, good work 👏
Just years of doing it. Trick is being gentle....if you fail, you win BIG prizes in the form of swollen body parts.
I can only imagine what would've been going through my mind had this been my first video of yours. Like ok this dude's just casually standing in the middle of a cloud of bees.
I think this guy used to be a bee.
Came here to search Ford Mustangs V8's, ended up here instead watching with your fascinating works! :)
My dude is the chillest man alive
big kudos to your camera person!! it's one thing to walk into a swarm fully in control and another to stand there and watch while there's bees flying around everywhere... the experience you have and how calm and collected you are is always super impressive too :)
This man truly has a gift.
I've seen a lot of people working with nature, but never to this incredible degree. He is like a Sage or something.
I really enjoy your videos. We caught our first swarm the other day and next week starting a cutout of 4 hives in one house.
Wow....my best suggestion, take your time. Bees don't like to be rushed. They run from rushed.
Imagine being the guy who drives by at 6:00 and you just see a dude sitting in a gigantic swarm of bees 🤣🤣
The guy that drove by coulda thought that the guy with the bees was off his rocker!
Wish everyone had the energy this dude has.
Love your vids
Thanks Yappy for saving the BEES. Keep up the good work.
A big thank you for people like you to help these beautiful beings. I'm too much of a pansy but I respect you highly Sir!! Truly amazing!!
Thank you friend.
This is horrifying and fascinating at the same time.
really though that was the 2 words that came to mind as well. I can not believe this guy does this without protection what a total badass
I don’t think I could stay as calm as you. I’d love to have my own hive. Not for the honey but for my garden to pollinate
I love BEES 🐝 ♥ especially Bumble bees , Adorable Insects, very special and extremely important Insects. 🤗🤗🙏🙏
😆 - Came to buy a 🚗 , got stung by a 🐝 ! What an awesome process to transfer them from bush to box.
They are the reason why we have vegetables and fruits. Pollination. Unpasteurized honey is good for people with allergies. Also natural sugar not processed. YOU DO THE RESEARCH. 🙂❤
This is amazing, this is proof that bees won't hurt you if you don't hurt them.
Errrr, that's not accurate. This is a swarm and they have a VERY different temperament than an established colony in a hive with resources to defend. Don't let their docility fool you.
@@princenephron7546 of course. That is correct but it still amazes me.
No some bees will definitely attack you even if you don’t do anything
No protective gear, man’s an absolute beast.
more like a bee-st
Mr. Yappy, I'm a big fan of your channel, and the passion you bring to your craft.
I was in Kauai burying my aunt and I walked out the mortuary and saw a swarm of bees! My mom yelled at me bc I went running out the door to see them. They were on the move and looking for a place to swarm. It was awesome!
Are you from Kauai? I have family there!
Thank you for all the work you do. That was really interesting and informative. You are right, just like a Christmas present!🎁🐝
Dude, you have a proper good soul 😊
i love how you teach about bee's, great videos! i'll be moving to chattanooga later this year and if i ever need any bee related work done you're on my list to call
YAPPY YOU HAVE DOE IT AGAIN!!!!!!!!! THANKS FOR SHARING
its honestly insane how much serotonin these videos give me lol, absolutely loved the bee swarm slo-mo , and this one was definitely an interesting one!!!! thanks yappy we appreciate you being so good and kind to our cute little bee family!! you deserve a bee award to be quite frank! LOL
It was my pleasure. Just sharing a little bit of my enjoyment with bees.
This is my first watching bees. I really enjoyed it.
I’m here on August 29,2023 FLORIDA 🌴
Hurricane 🌀 IDILIA is headed to the panhandle-Appalachia area @ C3
🙏We are praying for people 🙏
Anyway I’ve found watching you is so relaxing and very interesting 🐝👍🐝
Damn, you are fun to watch. You are so mellow and just get down to it. Awesome.
This definitely falls in the category of things you don’t see every day. Fascinating!
Let me tell you the story of C the B. I was sitting in the car eating a biscut with jelly and one bee kept flying around trying to land on stuff and getting in the way. I took the lid off my drink, squeesed out a bit of my jelly on it, and convinced her that it was safe. She sat on my knee and ate until i had to leave and she happily flew away.
And that was how i met a bee named C
Aww that's sweet.
"YOU KNOW I'm still doing the bee thing"
Love that line
Amazing how you can find the Queen and just hold her to show her off...and she’s ok with it! Nuts lol
Well... she was ok. Not with him showing her off - she wanted so badly to sting him!
@@julieenslow5915 but she could have, so why didn’t she?
@@kimberlyjeanne9456
Well, she might have, Yappy is pretty tough. But he's also pretty smart so he had her so when she could she was only able to strike his fingernails (too tough there) and he was very careful of her, as the whole colony depends on her to continue. At this stage, losing a queen would be fatal to the swarm, unless they could return to their former colony - which is not always possible. So he was careful, and then caged her to keep her safe for a few days until he can get them housed properly.
Wow! I am amazed at what you did with no covering to protect you from bee stings. You were so casual...professional making it look so easy.👏👏👏 I would have ran faster than Usane Bolt😂😂. Fantastic. Thank you for sharing.
Look at his left Index finger. 9:00
Love your channel. Not to often I find a neighbor on youtube ( meaning in Alabama and a city I know lol) . I'm from Pell City. My daughter and I just found your channel. I haven't paid attention to the dates on the video's till now, hope you are still doing them! You are defiantly a bee charmer! Looking forward to watching more! :) Stay safe.
I think he is. His last video was a little while ago, but he doesn’t seem to post that frequently anyways.
@@leoslego5965 Thank you
Your videos tell me the bees are lovely. I cannot tell how you can spot out the queen so easily in the various videos. Thanks
To me, she the pretty blonde in a red dress in a stadium full of men. She just stands out.
@@YappyBeeman 😮
Come on! Always, always have a box to catch a bunch of bees. Love watching you.
When you know bees like I do,you actually don't even need a box. Just give them directions to the house and they show up for dinner.
His fingers are swelling brave man good video 📹 love bee 🐝❤💙💖♥💕🐝
I didn’t notice how chunky they are until you did the slow motion. Thanks for that
Every video just amazes me ...its like watching a movie of a Honey bee's story.
I never knew how damn intertesting this is! Subscribed and cant wait to binge your channel and see new content. Greetings from England :-)
Thanks. Hope you enjoy my other vids and Hello from Alabama USA.
Amazing to me! You really know about the bees! Thanks for sharing and saving their precious lives!🐝
Your fingers were huge around the 9:30 mark. How many stings did it take for them to swell like that?
This is so great to watch it's actually relaxing well to be watching from where Iam I don't know about from were yappy beeman is LoL I'd be running around like a lunatic but it's great to watch the 🐝 bee's
It must be uncomfortable lugging around those massive balls of steel.
its just a question of trust in natures peace