I've spent the past 3 weeks binge watching your bee removals and other adventures. I have insomnia so something interesting to watch for many hours is a good thing. You're videos are intertaining and educational. I am one of the 6% of people who has anaphylaxic reaction to bee venom so I'll never bee a bee keeper but I hind them fascinating and learning how different hives are so diverse in personality is amazing and you are so correct that the March never gets old. Wow! Anyway thanks for helping keep this insomniac from going insane. Laura in Wake Forest North Carolina PS I speak French and have particularly like learning a bit more about the Cajuns (Cadians) from Shawee.
WOW JP, I don’t think I have ever seen an extraction that has caused you to work any harder than this one! But as usual, your care and technique has rescued yet another sizable hive. That march was certainly fun to watch. Great job, thanks!
JP! you must have brought some luck this week. Neighborhood facebook page posted about a swarm on a tree in town and I ran over and got them. small prob 2lb swarm 3 feet off the ground just on the bark. Must have got the queen in the first few scoops cuz they marched like the LSU Band ;) Happy Bee day!
Your videos have been a great comfort to me during the C19 era. I am largely bedbound with lupus and feel more isolated than ever, but seeing your incredible work amidst the Southern US where I've grown up my whole life, it's a great comfort, being able to still enjoy nature. Marine life tends to be my thing (Floridian - go figure), but these videos have helped me deal with my fear of bees, so thanks for that! Take care and may you always find those queens with ease. :D
I could watch your bee removals all day. It just blows my mind how you do this with out a bee suit and never get stung. Absultly blows my mind.....🐝🐝🐝🐝
I've so enjoyed your videos for many years. I especially like when you can film a march. Those are so amazing. I love that you educate us, the viewers, and the homeowners/spectators who might be on site of your removals. Take Care and Godspeed.
JP, I'm really enjoying watching your videos to help me deal with my trypophobia, which gives me major anxiety. Somehow, seeing the bees and hearing the bees plus your calming, upbeat demeanor helps. When I see the holes with eggs in them, though, I can't deal! Thank you for your work.
I am impressed in not only how you move the bees but how merticulous you are with cutting trees, walls, floors, sheds, roofs etc. You're like a Jack of all trades. Kudos to you Sir.
AWWWWWA!!!! JP look at you lowkey giving a full education on the bees life cycle AND bee keeping! I see you boo. I'm sending this one to the science teacher. ❤
Mr JP, it's amazing what you do and the extent of effort you are willing to provide. I've been watching for several years now and I appreciate the instructional, respectful and family oriented content of your videos.(the music's good too). My grandkids enjoy them very much. I'm currently trying to establish more native bees in my town garden as well as provide habitat and a poison free environment here for all pollinators. Thanks for helping our honey bees 🌻.🐝🐝🐝
I am always so glad to see a video from you. You take care of the individual bees far more than anyone else I have seen. It’s no wonder the bees stay quieter. Always a pleasure! We were stationed in Hawaii, 1960. A friend of mine needed to pick up something from his house, and we went into the back yard. I remembered he kept bees and hung back, of course. He stayed quiet and bees started landing on him. I was astounded. It was obvious the bees knew who he was. That changed everything! All my fear left. He brought some of the bees over, asked, and handed me some bees. They were gentle and quiet. Haven’t feared bees at all since. I will say I haven’t been around any very aggressive bees.
I happened across your channel in the Black hole of youtube at 4am, and am so happy I did. Your energy is amazing and I love how gentle giant you are with the bees and how you also find ways to teach little things along the way. Absolutely amazing good sir
I thought for sure they'd start stinging you into oblivion when you began taking away chunks of the stump that encased the hive, not to mention the thuds and vibrations of the ax and saw. But you've been wrangling bees for so long you probably smell like one to them and they seemed to be a gentle hive as well. Some people just seem to have a way with bees and nobody does it like JPthebeeman!
I am pleased to see another video it is 14th may today in Tasmania I just love watching your videos and you have given me a big interest in bees thank you
Enjoy the diversity with bees. Your charm and delight with bees is seen in your videos. As beekeeper myself thank you for sharing your passion. God bless you from Dublin Ireland.
I absolutely enjoy your videos! You are so informative! All the information you give while transferring the wild hive to the box hive is absolutely valuable to the novice and the expert. Thank you!
I had watched your channel a couple years ago but just binged watched a bunch of videos... you better have been paid a lot for all the work that’s a huge tree! Love watching your channel!
I was thinking the one at 19:40 looked kinda like Australia as well. Meanwhile, the one at 15:00 looked almost exactly like South Carolina. Is this the new, bee-centric way of studying geography? 🌐😆
This one was truly mesmerizing to watch! That mass March was quite a sight to see! Good to see things are still going smoothly for you! Bless you brother JP! Keep on Keeping on!
Kinda late commenting on this video but I just had to tell you that this was the best one!!! When those bees started marching into the box, I was amazed. I just love your videos. They certainly do entertain me, I have to say!!!! Thanks for all the fun!!! Paula Allmand
JP this was a fantastic video. Loved the march. if you remember me I told you that you took my fear of honey bee AWAY. Peace and Health to you. please stay safe brother. Also loved your music always. your friend Keith. Please Reply. Prayers for you also and all of your family and friends and the rooster.
Did you see the movie Jaws? I just kept thinking "we're gonna need a bigger boat (box).". I wasn't sure the 5 frame nuk you had was big enough for all those bees.. lol. That was a bunch.
You can't beat a 'running' in the box....or a 'march' I love bee's & all they do for us mere humans... "Thanks JP, have a good day, cos you know I am" :)) xxx
Just wanted to say thank you for all your videos brother. I did my first tree stump removal actually first solo removal ever,lol. From the knowledge you’ve been passing on. Keep them coming. Aloha and stay safe.
I love sawdust, I have a saw the same as what you are using , I cut 8 cord of hard wood every year to heat my house, living in the north chainsaw is your best friend, great video JP, enjoyed very much
I absolutely LOVE how you are so gentle with each and every bee. You slice--- gently, then bob the knife up an down to move individual bees. That's cool!
What a removal!! Nobody likes to move house when the house is perfectly good, I understand their reluctance. Nice temperament though, at first I thought they'd be pissy, but they surprised me with their gentle nature. They really are the kind of bees you want in an apiary. Very attractive color banding too.
JP, Howdy there mister! That Yucca Tree is really dense white wood. When you do your videos could you maybe give a little speak about these unusual Louisiana plants and trees? i really enjoy watching these bee survival document jewels! Thanks fellas!
Those little girls liked the box but wanted you to find their mama for them and get her in there too. lol It is great watching them march into the box. You have a great day
Originally watching your videos I would think you are crazy lol, but after spending time working in bug control and watching your videos I've learned so much about bees, wasps, etc. At first I was terrified of bees, but now I realize, they arent out to get you, they are just trying to find a place to do their thing. Customers would freak out when I'm just standing there bees swarming around me without getting stung lol. Great video as usual JP, I always enjoy watching how you handle each of these situations. Stay safe out there!
My husband and I enjoy your videos We just finished assembling our 1st beehive boxes today....and 30 frames..... We will get our bees from a local bee keeper in a couple days... I'm so excited 🐝
29:03 WOW!!!! awesome removal as always, love it when you find that queen, also the variety of spaces you get called to, interesting and super educational.
Bees Out of a yucca home, in to a brand spanking new green and orange home nuc. It's not the color I would of chosen. I think I would of preferred a sage, and lavender color. LOL JP, it is always a pleasure to watch your videos, Take care of your self, Stay safe and Healthy.
Just watching you work makes this pandemic confinement pleasant and I tell you what, my girl says I'm a lot calmer since I started watching your videos. Course I've always loved honey bees. Thanx
Love your passion for the bees, your videos are really interesting and it’s so good to see people saving these bees! They are so important, great work!
Wow Jp has to really work hard to get them bees I’m learning so much from him and I’m happy to say I’m going to give it a try and be a bee keeper and see what happens look like a lot of fun
Hey - JP the Eagle-Eye with out the Eagle-Eye-Glasses ;) Schawee, JP got it ... first :D Greetings from germany ;) Thx for the videos - i enjoy every minute
@@cathyromero7662 where i live they are potted plants. i never saw one over about 2 inches thick. And that only once. Mostly much smaller. I had no idea
I've spent the past 3 weeks binge watching your bee removals and other adventures. I have insomnia so something interesting to watch for many hours is a good thing. You're videos are intertaining and educational. I am one of the 6% of people who has anaphylaxic reaction to bee venom so I'll never bee a bee keeper but I hind them fascinating and learning how different hives are so diverse in personality is amazing and you are so correct that the March never gets old. Wow! Anyway thanks for helping keep this insomniac from going insane. Laura in Wake Forest North Carolina PS I speak French and have particularly like learning a bit more about the Cajuns (Cadians) from Shawee.
Laura Furches ✌️👍😘🐝
Can't believe you hacked that tree apart and they had no problem with it!!!
Great job done!! :)
Thanks for the info on reducing the entrance during a dearth and all the additional info. It really a new-be like me. Great videos!!!
Man oh man! When you found that queen! swweeeeeet victory. Another fantastic, loving, gentle, effective bee transplant.
WOW JP, I don’t think I have ever seen an extraction that has caused you to work any harder than this one! But as usual, your care and technique has rescued yet another sizable hive. That march was certainly fun to watch. Great job, thanks!
JP! you must have brought some luck this week. Neighborhood facebook page posted about a swarm on a tree in town and I ran over and got them. small prob 2lb swarm 3 feet off the ground just on the bark. Must have got the queen in the first few scoops cuz they marched like the LSU Band ;) Happy Bee day!
bscjake 👍🐝
Your videos have been a great comfort to me during the C19 era. I am largely bedbound with lupus and feel more isolated than ever, but seeing your incredible work amidst the Southern US where I've grown up my whole life, it's a great comfort, being able to still enjoy nature. Marine life tends to be my thing (Floridian - go figure), but these videos have helped me deal with my fear of bees, so thanks for that! Take care and may you always find those queens with ease. :D
✌️👍🐝
I could watch your bee removals all day. It just blows my mind how you do this with out a bee suit and never get stung. Absultly blows my mind.....🐝🐝🐝🐝
The trick is... not minding if you get stung! LOL
I really appreciate how deliberate and easy going JP is
You are the man! People wonder why a person charges to remove bees....lot of work! Good to see you sir!!
Your bee enthusiasm is infectious. The bee joy is real, folks.
I've so enjoyed your videos for many years. I especially like when you can film a march. Those are so amazing.
I love that you educate us, the viewers, and the homeowners/spectators who might be on site of your removals.
Take Care and Godspeed.
ubetchya78 ✌️👍🐝
JP, I'm really enjoying watching your videos to help me deal with my trypophobia, which gives me major anxiety. Somehow, seeing the bees and hearing the bees plus your calming, upbeat demeanor helps. When I see the holes with eggs in them, though, I can't deal! Thank you for your work.
I am impressed in not only how you move the bees but how merticulous you are with cutting trees, walls, floors, sheds, roofs etc. You're like a Jack of all trades. Kudos to you Sir.
Thank you, appreciate you taking the time to watch my videos. ✌️🐝
You and the Rooster get all the hard ones, lucky me. Great job on the removal buddy. God's peace.
AWWWWWA!!!! JP look at you lowkey giving a full education on the bees life cycle AND bee keeping! I see you boo. I'm sending this one to the science teacher. ❤
Amazing video Mr. Bee King. I havent been getting your alerts, but finally I have, during the virus, see you next time🐝
😶
Mr JP, it's amazing what you do and the extent of effort you are willing to provide. I've been watching for several years now and I appreciate the instructional, respectful and family oriented content of your videos.(the music's good too). My grandkids enjoy them very much. I'm currently trying to establish more native bees in my town garden as well as provide habitat and a poison free environment here for all pollinators. Thanks for helping our honey bees 🌻.🐝🐝🐝
Looking for that queen like the hive is a "Where's Waldo?" book.
LOL!! Those butterflies were like
'Hey Fred let's gooooooooohshiiiiiit!!!"
That was cool that you slowed it down!
I am always so glad to see a video from you. You take care of the individual bees far more than anyone else I have seen. It’s no wonder the bees stay quieter. Always a pleasure! We were stationed in Hawaii, 1960. A friend of mine needed to pick up something from his house, and we went into the back yard. I remembered he kept bees and hung back, of course. He stayed quiet and bees started landing on him. I was astounded. It was obvious the bees knew who he was. That changed everything! All my fear left. He brought some of the bees over, asked, and handed me some bees. They were gentle and quiet. Haven’t feared bees at all since. I will say I haven’t been around any very aggressive bees.
I happened across your channel in the Black hole of youtube at 4am, and am so happy I did. Your energy is amazing and I love how gentle giant you are with the bees and how you also find ways to teach little things along the way. Absolutely amazing good sir
I think you are a true Bee Whisperer and how you didn't get stung or afraid of being stung is amazing. Good to see you taking care of this hive!
I absolutely loved the Monarch butterfly photo-bombing your video, JP!
JP this was fun. A different cut out compared to a wall, floor or ceiling. Thank you for the fun. Have a nice day :-)
Your videos are a Master Class on bee removal for aspiring bee men and women everywhere.
Love watching them march!!! Could watch that all day myself!! Thank you for all you do! Much love💜💚💜
I will never not be amazed at how you can spot a queen from two feet away among hundreds of bees. Incredible.
Thank you for everything you do! A true person of compassion and humor. Always puts a smile on my face to watch your videos. Bee well!
I felt for you, having to get the ax out on top of the chainsaw! Those girls made you work for them! Thank you for a job well done up👍
The bees just don't seem to get angry or defensive. Must be the calming rays JP gives off!
I thought for sure they'd start stinging you into oblivion when you began taking away chunks of the stump that encased the hive, not to mention the thuds and vibrations of the ax and saw. But you've been wrangling bees for so long you probably smell like one to them and they seemed to be a gentle hive as well. Some people just seem to have a way with bees and nobody does it like JPthebeeman!
Amassing video! Love watching you sitting with a swarm buzzing around without any gear. JP you da man!
I am pleased to see another video it is 14th may today in Tasmania I just love watching your videos and you have given me a big interest in bees thank you
Helping people, helping the bees. Gotta love it.
The butterflies on the instant replay were like, "Nope, I'll find another route.... And a good day to you."🦋
Enjoy the diversity with bees. Your charm and delight with bees is seen in your videos. As beekeeper myself thank you for sharing your passion.
God bless you
from Dublin Ireland.
I absolutely enjoy your videos! You are so informative! All the information you give while transferring the wild hive to the box hive is absolutely valuable to the novice and the expert. Thank you!
I had watched your channel a couple years ago but just binged watched a bunch of videos... you better have been paid a lot for all the work that’s a huge tree! Love watching your channel!
That first comb that you framed up looks like the shape of Australia. Looks cool
I was thinking the one at 19:40 looked kinda like Australia as well. Meanwhile, the one at 15:00 looked almost exactly like South Carolina.
Is this the new, bee-centric way of studying geography? 🌐😆
Oh wow, you had Monarch butterflies flying around you there JP❣️
This one was truly mesmerizing to watch! That mass March was quite a sight to see! Good to see things are still going smoothly for you! Bless you brother JP! Keep on Keeping on!
What’d you think of the counter during the March? Thumbs up or down on that?
JPthebeeman very much a Thumbs Up!!!
@@JPthebeeman Butting in to say i really liked seeing that counter in the corner. So i'm one thumbs up on that.
A very chill hive. I liked the butterflies photobombs.
Kinda late commenting on this video but I just had to tell you that this was the best one!!! When those bees started marching into the box, I was amazed. I just love your videos. They certainly do entertain me, I have to say!!!! Thanks for all the fun!!! Paula Allmand
👍✌️🐝
This man fills me with joy, it is like watching a grown man playing with his childhood pet. So wholesome.
Lovely to see another hive rescued that bee march is something else. Good to see you staying safe and having fun.
JP this was a fantastic video. Loved the march. if you remember me I told you that you took my fear of honey bee AWAY. Peace and Health to you. please stay safe brother. Also loved your music always. your friend Keith. Please Reply. Prayers for you also and all of your family and friends and the rooster.
another great bee hearding by JP ,
and the time lapse march was great too !
Did you see the movie Jaws? I just kept thinking "we're gonna need a bigger boat (box).". I wasn't sure the 5 frame nuk you had was big enough for all those bees.. lol. That was a bunch.
@OBAMFSpike , oh wow. That must have been quite an experience.
JP spots the queen and immediately forgets how to use his left hand.
The ultimate sign of a Bee Rescuing Hero.
They didn't want to leave that nice log home of theirs. You were surgical with that chainsaw. Very enjoyable removal video. Take care.
You can't beat a 'running' in the box....or a 'march' I love bee's & all they do for us mere humans... "Thanks JP, have a good day, cos you know I am" :)) xxx
Just wanted to say thank you for all your videos brother. I did my first tree stump removal actually first solo removal ever,lol. From the knowledge you’ve been passing on. Keep them coming. Aloha and stay safe.
Never get tired of seeing the march
This man is good at what he does
I love sawdust, I have a saw the same as what you are using , I cut 8 cord of hard wood every year to heat my house, living in the north chainsaw is your best friend, great video JP, enjoyed very much
I absolutely LOVE how you are so gentle with each and every bee. You slice--- gently, then bob the knife up an down to move individual bees. That's cool!
What a removal!! Nobody likes to move house when the house is perfectly good, I understand their reluctance. Nice temperament though, at first I thought they'd be pissy, but they surprised me with their gentle nature. They really are the kind of bees you want in an apiary. Very attractive color banding too.
JP, Howdy there mister! That Yucca Tree is really dense white wood. When you do your videos could you maybe give a little speak about these unusual Louisiana plants and trees? i really enjoy watching these bee survival document jewels! Thanks fellas!
Those little girls liked the box but wanted you to find their mama for them and get her in there too. lol It is great watching them march into the box. You have a great day
Originally watching your videos I would think you are crazy lol, but after spending time working in bug control and watching your videos I've learned so much about bees, wasps, etc. At first I was terrified of bees, but now I realize, they arent out to get you, they are just trying to find a place to do their thing. Customers would freak out when I'm just standing there bees swarming around me without getting stung lol. Great video as usual JP, I always enjoy watching how you handle each of these situations. Stay safe out there!
My husband and I enjoy your videos We just finished assembling our 1st beehive boxes today....and 30 frames..... We will get our bees from a local bee keeper in a couple days... I'm so excited 🐝
Wow, JP. You had to work hard to get those girls. But, you got the victory!
FUNNY! I'm 4 minutes into it and I'm laughing my butt off. JP is a Tree Man now! Bee man....jack of all trades!
That stump almost won. Love watching you take care of our beautiful friends.
29:03 WOW!!!! awesome removal as always, love it when you find that queen, also the variety of spaces you get called to, interesting and super educational.
I am a hobby beekeeper, trying to learn more. You may not be a fancy dresser, but you are a Master.
Same too you Mr JP .. be safe
Bees Out of a yucca home, in to a brand spanking new green and orange home nuc. It's not the color I would of chosen. I think I would of preferred a sage, and lavender color. LOL
JP, it is always a pleasure to watch your videos, Take care of your self, Stay safe and Healthy.
thanks for sharing and saving the bees
Great to see you JP....stay safe!
This was an AWESOME video. I like the longer ones and all the explanations.
You always just keep on trying until get your Queen. Great job,JP...
As Mr Ed would say “Thank you Jesus” 😂
Just watching you work makes this pandemic confinement pleasant and I tell you what, my girl says I'm a lot calmer since I started watching your videos. Course I've always loved honey bees. Thanx
Enjoyed watching this cutout lot of hard work put into it but you're the best. Also your haircut looks great
Tina Spann thank you 👍🐝
Happy to see your back again. Looking good.
Love your passion for the bees, your videos are really interesting and it’s so good to see people saving these bees! They are so important, great work!
JP, you sounded a little winded. maybe you should’ve brought Schawee and Yap. Love your videos. Can’t get enough of them.
I have some of those Pro Nuc’s. Free tip, don’t set your hot smoker on the cover.
I love these bee videos.
Wow Jp has to really work hard to get them bees I’m learning so much from him and I’m happy to say I’m going to give it a try and be a bee keeper and see what happens look like a lot of fun
JP very patient man
Hey - JP the Eagle-Eye with out the Eagle-Eye-Glasses ;)
Schawee, JP got it ... first :D
Greetings from germany ;)
Thx for the videos - i enjoy every minute
I’ve been watching your videos for a long time I especially love the ones where you scrape these off of the cars thanks for the videos and content
Absolutely the best, loved it JP loved the butterflies too ♥️♥️♥️🏴🏴🏴
JP the Louisiana lumberjack!
Great patience ,great result
Love your video and really educating but gotta love the March
Been watching you for years JP thanks for all the videos
Thankyou Jp. The march is the most soothing thing I have ever seen.
WOW this retrieval was too much like work. Wonderful job taking the hive apart carefully. The video work was great as well. NICE JOB 👍🏻
Wow, didn’t know you were also a tree expert JP. Awesome job!
Hi from Canada. I like your show. If I was your customer, I would be in lock down in my house.
It is awesome how you technically smashed their hive, hit them around an axe and they were so calm.
i had no idea yucca grew into trees like that!!!
You don’t want a yucca near a fence line cuz they will spread out.
@@cathyromero7662 where i live they are potted plants. i never saw one over about 2 inches thick. And that only once. Mostly much smaller. I had no idea
I enjoy watching all your video s new and old . You a great channel here. From North Louisiana.
Love the haircut!!!!!!
Bubba Gump know's shrimp. but J.P. knows bees!!
Another great video. I did my first tree removal couple weeks ago. It went well. Enjoyed it.
I’m amazed at how you spot the Queen. I still can’t tell which one she is even when you have her in the Queen catcher 😂