@@TheBushBeeMan New sub here, always had an interest in this honey process. Something that I thought I would pass on that I learnt from a previous video I'd just seen and the same thing came up in this video. About the darker part of the honey in each hive - th-cam.com/video/sCVR1MNgm6A/w-d-xo.html
Your Dad is such a natural in front of a camera. Somehow, every thing he does or says is kind of funny. Does he make everyone crack up when there’s not a camera, too?
Note to self: when doing projects and something goes wrong (wire drops into honey collector; power not turned on, etc.) it is much more appealing to the viewers to laugh and joke about it rather than cursing and bitching about it.
I suppose they have less of an overpopulation problem over all, which means less crime, better social relations, nicer environment, less severe laws... happier people tend to be more charming.
Ok, first time I watched the Bush Bee Man and fell in love with this guy within the first 30 seconds. You can feel the warm, friendly and humorous attitude immediately! Just love the little sayings along the way that make you laugh. I watched the whole video even though I was not really interested in the product but just the presentation was like a little sitcom on its own. And to the few people that give this video the thumbs down I have no idea what they are thinking?
My mans hearting comments even after 2 years ago, that’s why he getting so much love, and he deserves it, he’s not like any other content creator I’ve seen
its something really fun and slightly dramatic to get in to, if you have a chance you might want to take it,well i guess if you want to find another addiction haha
The TH-cam algorithm must've thought I was interested in the actual honeymaking process when I searched Honey farm for Minecraft that it suggested this video 🤣 PRETTY COOL VIDEO THO!!
@@georgesaliz8727 honey is a natural antibacterial. Cooking honey kills off all the good enzymes in it and your left with just flavored sugar. There was honey left in Egyptian tombs. It was crystallized but still perfectly safe to eat.
Greg Cavender not true, sorry, this is a myth. Honey, like every natural products, deteriorates, producing toxic molecules of hydroxyde methyl furfural. This is a slow process and honey is stable for a while if harvested dry enough (less than 18%). But soon or later, fungus and bacteria’s ferment it or eat it. Best is to eat honey within 2 years, after 4, it begin to lose his therapeutic strength. Old honey is not eaten by bees, would you?
@@Killraven59 Here' the myth according the Smithsonian, Natural Geo and the chemistry behind it. www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/the-science-behind-honeys-eternal-shelf-life-1218690/ , www.nationalgeographic.com.au/history/honey-in-the-pyramids.aspx , www.compoundchem.com/2014/08/21/chemistryofhoney/ And yes, I would love to actual try some ancient honey.
I am a beekeeper also and I know that heating honey will destroy it's property and someone is better off just to buy a cheap jar of honey at the store.
So I’ve been on a watching spree of harvesting honey from bees, and the ‘spinner’ thing is the one item that confuses me a tad bit. I’m pretty sure what it supposed to do, is after you break the caps on the honey, you put the comb in the spinner, and it spins with enough force that it loosens up the honey still on the comb? I think, and then said honey drains/drips to the bottom, where it comes out a spout and into a bucket. Can anyone tell me if I got that right, or have I messed up in understanding it?
New subscriber....Down to earth type of guy. Wished for a long time folks would number their videos as I am getting old and forget what I have watched. Thanks for an excellent video..
Not sure how I ended up watching bee videos for the passed two days, but here we are watching this awesome video. I wasn’t all that curious about honey production but now I could bee 🐝 😬🤣🤣
how do bees react on those combs? so much wax is getting back to hive. i mean... you have no separation of wax an honey so thats good but how does it do with uneven combs? and really thick combs?
What a hoot. Nothing like a natural man being himself making a presentation. You had me cracking up all the way through. Nifty little tool I don't think it's available in the states yet.
I was curious to ask you how often do people just wait and pull honey in the spring (post winter, your seasons are a bit flip flopped than ours)? It would be less trouble for worrying about getting sugar water on in the fall. But also there might be an added problem with too much space for the bees to heat up... maybe? (Is the extra space a deal breaker?)
"Better shut that, or it will be pointless cus all the honey will be on the ground." 😂 i dont know why i found that so funny but with his accent i thought it was priceless.
So, would you recommend the Honeypaw uncapper or will you stick to your old uncapping fork? I worry a little bit, that the honey gets locally to much heat from the uncapping device?
Hi Bushman. How do you find the bees cope with this type of uncapping proceedure? Saw these at Hornsby beekeeping at TOCAL this year and was curious about this.
Yay! I’m so excited this was in my recommended videos! I love watching beekeeping videos, and you are just so fun to listen to! I love your sense of humor!
“It seems to work a treat.” 😆 I love listening to Aussies, they’re hilarious and charming. This guy is so entertaining. Sounds like me when I chatter to myself. 😂
After a frame has been honey-extracted using a Honey Paw and then put in a hive, how long does it take the bees to tidy the damage caused to the cell tops by the Honey Paw?
Hi guys, i have two questions. 1) I have a beehive it has three floors. There is no queen cage inside. Which floor or floors put the eggs by queen. 2) I don't want to give to the bees sugar, i want bees eat their own honey; i wonder that it's possible. The weather is -10 in winter here. Maybe the honey get freeze and they can't eat. Thanks for the answers.
Mark were can I get it , .. I have a steamer, , I have to look for the workshop manual, the misuse has developed a whine, “when are you going to extract “..
Private bubba, the machine has a water inlet. The thing he poured water into initially. You put the return hose into that, so it doesn't run out of water to heat into steam. Hes doing essentially the same thing, just putting it in a bucket and manually moving it to the water reservoir.
Steam requires pressure, if you open two holes the unit will not gain pressure and will not create pressured steam. Think of a radiator in a vehicle. Take the cap off and it blows out the top after its been running. Leave the cap off and it all just boils dry with no pressure. You cannot create an infinite steam engine in a non commercial unit.
Great to watch, love the humour. If you put a piece of a bottom bar on the grill and also secure it with pieces of wire on both ends, you'll have a nice stopper for the frame and so you won't need to hold it. Keep up the good work!
11:33 I've tried eucalyptus honey! Interesting flavor 🤔 almost minty... I love how the bees suddenly changed food sources though guess the wildflowers wilted 😂
love it mate. I love our Aussie Honey.... been eating ur honey on toast for the last 5 years. I been to NYC... SC... LA and Canada, And I always miss Aussie honey. Its like Vegemite.... travel around the world and come back and eat the stuff for thew next 3 days
Always look forward to your videos, keep them coming 😀👍. It probably doesn’t matter but the frame direction on the first spin maybe harder for the honey to extract. The second spin the frames were facing the correct direction. Honeycomb has a 15* angle so the frame of honey is shaped like a V if that makes sense.
holllywood could never invent a personality like this guy. he is bloody brilliant.
Thank you!
It’s just us aussies mate 😂
×2 ^
@@TheBushBeeMan New sub here, always had an interest in this honey process. Something that I thought I would pass on that I learnt from a previous video I'd just seen and the same thing came up in this video. About the darker part of the honey in each hive - th-cam.com/video/sCVR1MNgm6A/w-d-xo.html
Ya got enough l’s?
Damn Imagine getting a beer with this guy. I feel like the laughs would never end. What a cool dude. Truly awesome.
sorry already have reservation
@@realrambo1 wow how funny i forgot to laugh
This is true for all aussies
Not me. The only thing that I ever drink is water. Alcohol makes me feel depressed and ill and makes my thinking slow and awkward.
"Cool little holdy-uppy-standy bits"
Based on that one sentence I'd say there's a high chance we're kin.
This man is hilarious, idk how I ended up here but I’m glad I’m here
Thank you so much for checking it out!
Me too
My thoughts exactly!
I love this comment the feels are mutual with this one😂😂😂😂
Same
Your Dad is such a natural in front of a camera. Somehow, every thing he does or says is kind of funny. Does he make everyone crack up when there’s not a camera, too?
He sure does, it never ends haha
Hes brilliant lol
Classic Aussies
A man after my own mind! I save parts of everything and eventually repurpose it.
So was it like this ?. Seeing as Dad is such a character and a natural performer, lets make him the star of YT. Oh Bloomin Hek !
Note to self: when doing projects and something goes wrong (wire drops into honey collector; power not turned on, etc.) it is much more appealing to the viewers to laugh and joke about it rather than cursing and bitching about it.
I think the best advertisment for your honey is that last shot. I could watch that honey pour for hours.
Why are Australians so charming?
Oliver Pabilona because we are unique. 🇦🇺
I dunno cause we’re aussy
I suppose they have less of an overpopulation problem over all, which means less crime, better social relations, nicer environment, less severe laws... happier people tend to be more charming.
Not for long :(
Oliver Pabilona This man is a no frills Aussie...the best type IMO 🖖🏻
You didn't find this video, this video found you
“Shit, we better show you how cool this is!” Subscribed.
Ok, first time I watched the Bush Bee Man and fell in love with this guy within the first 30 seconds. You can feel the warm, friendly and humorous attitude immediately! Just love the little sayings along the way that make you laugh. I watched the whole video even though I was not really interested in the product but just the presentation was like a little sitcom on its own. And to the few people that give this video the thumbs down I have no idea what they are thinking?
My mans hearting comments even after 2 years ago, that’s why he getting so much love, and he deserves it, he’s not like any other content creator I’ve seen
your videos make me feel relaxed even if i dont know much about beekeeping. youre obviously so passionate about it =)
its something really fun and slightly dramatic to get in to, if you have a chance you might want to take it,well i guess if you want to find another addiction haha
I love this man, he's hilarious and charming
"Golly gosh I got a bit distracted being a bee keeper" Jfc I laughed so damn hard
this took me out too hahahahaha
Came here from your son's reddit. Quality content. You have gained a sub.
Thank you 😊
And I have gained a son
Give this guy a freaking TV show ffs, I'd binge watch the shit out that. Amazing energy and humour, loved it.
He doesn't articulate the stuff properly, but I don't care. He loves what he does, and he makes me love it! That's passion.
The TH-cam algorithm must've thought I was interested in the actual honeymaking process when I searched Honey farm for Minecraft that it suggested this video 🤣
PRETTY COOL VIDEO THO!!
I don't have the sound on but I'm willing to bet he's Aussie.
Spot on 😉👍
This guy is like the Bob Ross of beekeeping. Felt like I was watching Bob Ross painting trees on the tv.
Be keepers like you are essential for the survival of bees, thank you
Thank you!
@@TheBushBeeMan do you not cook the honey to kill any bacteria?
@@georgesaliz8727 honey is a natural antibacterial. Cooking honey kills off all the good enzymes in it and your left with just flavored sugar. There was honey left in Egyptian tombs. It was crystallized but still perfectly safe to eat.
Greg Cavender not true, sorry, this is a myth. Honey, like every natural products, deteriorates, producing toxic molecules of hydroxyde methyl furfural. This is a slow process and honey is stable for a while if harvested dry enough (less than 18%). But soon or later, fungus and bacteria’s ferment it or eat it. Best is to eat honey within 2 years, after 4, it begin to lose his therapeutic strength. Old honey is not eaten by bees, would you?
@@Killraven59 Here' the myth according the Smithsonian, Natural Geo and the chemistry behind it. www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/the-science-behind-honeys-eternal-shelf-life-1218690/ , www.nationalgeographic.com.au/history/honey-in-the-pyramids.aspx , www.compoundchem.com/2014/08/21/chemistryofhoney/ And yes, I would love to actual try some ancient honey.
I have nothing but hate and silent respect for bees. I only watch your videos because i like listening to your voice. Good videos mate!
Not sure what it is about this guy that makes him so charismatic
Finally a video showing the whole process and not just scraping soooooo relaxing and his accent makes it perfect
I've got only two things I like. Australians, and honey. This hit the mark on both of them.
I'm glad with can meet both of those 😊
Hey man, you've got my sub. Looking forward to seeing you pop up on my feed.
I am a beekeeper and I think this channel is awesome! So happy I found the channel.
I am a beekeeper also and I know that heating honey will destroy it's property and someone is better off just to buy a cheap jar of honey at the store.
So I’ve been on a watching spree of harvesting honey from bees, and the ‘spinner’ thing is the one item that confuses me a tad bit. I’m pretty sure what it supposed to do, is after you break the caps on the honey, you put the comb in the spinner, and it spins with enough force that it loosens up the honey still on the comb? I think, and then said honey drains/drips to the bottom, where it comes out a spout and into a bucket. Can anyone tell me if I got that right, or have I messed up in understanding it?
Spot on ;)
The Bush Bee Man oh! Cool! Thanks!
Its called a centrifuge - they're used for a wide range of things, from testing for malaria, to extracting honey, to splitting uranium into isotopes!
@@BennyAscent Its used in your laundry machines, and driers, and also in food preparation for drying salad after washing.
New subscriber....Down to earth type of guy. Wished for a long time folks would number their videos as I am getting old and forget what I have watched. Thanks for an excellent video..
"How groovy is that?" That honey looks delicious!!!! 😋 And you remind me so much of my own dad, I watched this whole video with a huge grin on my face
Not sure how I ended up watching bee videos for the passed two days, but here we are watching this awesome video. I wasn’t all that curious about honey production but now I could bee 🐝 😬🤣🤣
That's awesome! We have a whole heap on the channel :)
My first of your videos. First year amateur beekeeper here. Your my new favorite keeper to watch
How have I not found this channel before? Your dad seems so wholesome and pure!
Yes, awesome, casual and humorous presentation - loved every minute of it!
Digging your bush rigging Mark! You make the idea of bee keeping less intimidating. Thank you!
For some reason, your natural magnetism is making learn about this. Brilliant stuff
This guy is so genuinely likable. Puts the entire cooking channel to shame mmao
Nice and relaxing to watch. Do not regret clicking on the video.
What a top bloke. Seems like such a nice and honest bloke. The type of fella who would give you his last dollar
I like your set up better than any I've seen, and your personality is adorable😊
FINE, TH-cam I'LL WATCH IT! (i enjoyed it thanks)
Thank you :)
KalMay same!! It wouldn't stop recommending it 🙀🙀🙀 but of course it was good
He is such a doll I can't ! He was cracking me up. Great video.
Thank you!
how do bees react on those combs? so much wax is getting back to hive. i mean... you have no separation of wax an honey so thats good but how does it do with uneven combs? and really thick combs?
What a hoot. Nothing like a natural man being himself making a presentation. You had me cracking up all the way through. Nifty little tool I don't think it's available in the states yet.
I like his style, he is kind of simple honest guy. And loved the look of that honey at the end.
I don’t know why, but people with Australian/ British accents ALWAYS grab my attention idk why, I just like the way they talk haha
Could you tack weld a bead of steel at the area you are wiring on the oven rack to save wire and speed?
9:15 starts honey extraction
ThisIsSolution thanks bro
I was curious to ask you how often do people just wait and pull honey in the spring (post winter, your seasons are a bit flip flopped than ours)? It would be less trouble for worrying about getting sugar water on in the fall. But also there might be an added problem with too much space for the bees to heat up... maybe? (Is the extra space a deal breaker?)
"Better shut that, or it will be pointless cus all the honey will be on the ground." 😂 i dont know why i found that so funny but with his accent i thought it was priceless.
So, would you recommend the Honeypaw uncapper or will you stick to your old uncapping fork?
I worry a little bit, that the honey gets locally to much heat from the uncapping device?
Hi Bushman. How do you find the bees cope with this type of uncapping proceedure? Saw these at Hornsby beekeeping at TOCAL this year and was curious about this.
Yay! I’m so excited this was in my recommended videos! I love watching beekeeping videos, and you are just so fun to listen to! I love your sense of humor!
Thank you so much for watching :)
“It seems to work a treat.” 😆 I love listening to Aussies, they’re hilarious and charming. This guy is so entertaining. Sounds like me when I chatter to myself. 😂
Always read the directions, haha!! Holy smokes, when you poured the honey at the end of the episode it was absolutely gorgeous!
After a frame has been honey-extracted using a Honey Paw and then put in a hive, how long does it take the bees to tidy the damage caused to the cell tops by the Honey Paw?
Pretty neat little tool. But seems alot going on. Wont the cap roller work just as good?
Somehow ended up here and I leave a better person. 🤪
Thank you so much!
same lol.
Is the heat (for melting the caps) alterating the honey?
I could listen to this man all day long
What a friendly personality ! Can’t believe I’m watching this lol
That's the best way to market your product. Good job guys.
Hi guys, i have two questions. 1) I have a beehive it has three floors. There is no queen cage inside. Which floor or floors put the eggs by queen. 2) I don't want to give to the bees sugar, i want bees eat their own honey; i wonder that it's possible. The weather is -10 in winter here. Maybe the honey get freeze and they can't eat. Thanks for the answers.
I like the looks of ur extractor. May I ask what kind it is or the name of it. Thank you
I love the host and his super cool attitude!!! Cheerz mate!!
@neo blue realm Hello mate, how are ya?
I keep getting recommended these videos which is ironic because I’m allergic to honey ... but I can’t stop watching them
Mark were can I get it , .. I have a steamer, , I have to look for the workshop manual, the misuse has developed a whine, “when are you going to extract “..
Where do you get the stacking white boxes for uncapping? Home made? (3:05 in the video)
I don't really like honey, but...Mark is such a lovely person and I need more of this
This man I too wholesome for just bee videos
is this really worth it though? arent you damaging the comb more?
Seems like I'm not alone in thinking that this person is a wonderfully charming Australian!
TH-cam: Hey, you’ve been watching a lot of animal crossing lately! Wanna watch a wholesome Australian guy extract honey?
Me: of cOURSE I WOULD-
The b-roll and music was great, you seem like a down to earth person. Keep up the great videos mate.
Lol. When people think of an Australian person, i hope they're thinking of someone like you :) awesome vid
Mate. You got that BBQ at Bunnings!!! Hahaha
Can;t tell you how many of those I have sold when I worked there. Golden. Good channel mate, keep it up.
He sounded just like mr.Bean when the wire fell into the tray lol
PotBadger * that's hilarious because I literally thought the same thing 😂
😂😂😂 very true
I thought so too.
OK@@sarahpursley719
Yes, yes he did! 🤣🤣
Why doesn't the return hose go into the inlet cap? Like a big loop with no gorilla in the middle.
12:23 No, it doesn't. Until you put it in glass.
You have to supply heated steam not recycled water condensation.
Private bubba, the machine has a water inlet. The thing he poured water into initially. You put the return hose into that, so it doesn't run out of water to heat into steam. Hes doing essentially the same thing, just putting it in a bucket and manually moving it to the water reservoir.
He has a steam generator in the middle of the loop.
Steam requires pressure, if you open two holes the unit will not gain pressure and will not create pressured steam.
Think of a radiator in a vehicle. Take the cap off and it blows out the top after its been running. Leave the cap off and it all just boils dry with no pressure.
You cannot create an infinite steam engine in a non commercial unit.
youtube wouldn’t leave me alone and i’m not disappointed. he reminds me of a happier bilbo baggins ♡
Great to watch, love the humour.
If you put a piece of a bottom bar on the grill and also secure it with pieces of wire on both ends, you'll have a nice stopper for the frame and so you won't need to hold it.
Keep up the good work!
Now that's an awesome idea! Thank you so much for watching :)
The Bush Bee Man Thank you for sharing. Your relaxed way of presenting makes it a joy to watch as well as giggle. Much love to you from the U.K.
Wow. Your content is what TH-cam is about. Your channel is great. Thank you!!
11:33 I've tried eucalyptus honey! Interesting flavor 🤔 almost minty... I love how the bees suddenly changed food sources though guess the wildflowers wilted 😂
oh to have a beekeeper grandpa who says „bloody” every other word
What music did you use, at the 10 minute mark?
Great Video. Nice-looking combs. Looks like you do not use foundation in them? Thank You.
8:48 is waht you came here for.
Jeff Mendoza thank you
yup a WHOLE lot of waffling to get to the point. Could condense down into 60 seconds.
Where would the fun in that 😉👍
thanks but i watched the whole thing and enjoyed so the who video is why i came :P
Nah mate. You come for the steamer but you stay for the aussie
love it mate. I love our Aussie Honey.... been eating ur honey on toast for the last 5 years. I been to NYC... SC... LA and Canada, And I always miss Aussie honey. Its like Vegemite.... travel around the world and come back and eat the stuff for thew next 3 days
Where do you get this honey paw First time seeing it
Does the heat from the steamer affect the honey in any way?
What a great video. Keep your video’s coming when possible. Thanks
WHY DOES HE SOUND SOOOOO HAPPY AND CHEERFUL LOL I REWOUND THE FLASH STEAMER PART TEN TIMES LOL
is the centrifugal force not enough to get the caps off on its own?
This guys a champ. Fantastic Aussie rural specimen 👍
Where do you get your containers from?
lol i love Australians. Best accent ever and such a great video
Randomly found this video, hoping there's more with this guy in them, he is awesome!
That's awesome! There's a whole lot more videos :)
Do we have to sterilise every thing befofr hand or is just hot soapy enough.
Fantastic video bud, subscribed.. .does that method effect the re use of the comb detrimentally at all?
Always look forward to your videos, keep them coming 😀👍. It probably doesn’t matter but the frame direction on the first spin maybe harder for the honey to extract. The second spin the frames were facing the correct direction. Honeycomb has a 15* angle so the frame of honey is shaped like a V if that makes sense.
Thank you so much watching! I'll make sure to mention that to dad and get him to give it a go ;)
Really funny @5:14 sounds like Mr Bean. You are awesome. Happy BK
haha love it!
If I was a bee I'd tell him to harvest my honey so I could watch it again.
Love it!