Always fun when you stick in footage from your commercial guys. We have not yet had anyone do a full presentation at the club of that method of queen raising which uses screen boxes. And another carport removal on the water... them lovely bayou bees!
Oh man! You'll NEVER find me pulling down moss! The only time I ever got into that stuff was on accident and it was the only time I got chiggers from hell! Horrible!
Mama would take clear finger nail polish & apply a swipe to every red spot from red bugs to kill them. Daddy came home with them all over him, when he came back from a week long fishing trip. & Thats how she killed them quick on contact.
Seeing videos like this makes me wish I wasn't allergic to bee venom. I LOVE honey, especially raw honey, and I enjoy seeing them out pollinating my garden, but it's just too much of a risk to my health keep a hive. While they don't make honey, I am kinda wanting a small blue mason bee colony because they are 'solitary' so a colony is only about 10-20 max, and they are super docile, and very pretty.
*THIS* is, without doubt, *THE MOST GORGEOUSLY ARTISTIC LEAD-IN* to "another honey bee video" that _I'VE EVER SEEN_ on TH-cam! Starting with the mystery of: *What IS that? WHAT am I seeing?* followed by a growing sense of expectation, emphasized by that absolutely perfect musical piece you chose to accompany the visual art, leading to: *WHAT IS HE DOING? WTF's GOING ON?!* The somewhat unexpected photo angles, combined with the slo-mo & perfectly fabulous music you selected _ALL_ work together to create some stunning audio-visual *🌟MAGIC!🌟* *VERY WELL DONE, DIRT ROOSTER -- AN ARTISTIC MASTERPIECE!!!*
You provide such informational and entertaining videos of an art and knowledge that has been with humans for millennia but is sadly very rare. Many thanks good sir.
@@628DirtRooster thank you good Sir, I've learnt so much and am still learning from your channel daily, I also find watching a real man interacting with nature and laughing with your buddies, sneaking the odd bit of bacon here and there really soothing to my soul after a hard days work. All the best, god bless, big fan from the UK
Great videos man I can’t help but watch the whole video exciting from beginning and end I am so terrible allergic and afraid of bees but love everything about them through your camera lens lol 😂 iv been watching you for years
You guys are so funny. Did you get to eat any of that honey? Beautiful but difficult. Thank you Randy for all the work with the bees. I had to turn you down at one point because of the thunder. I don't know why but thunder is not my friend. I become anxious and upset. Who knows right? We don't get a lot of lightning storms, and when we do they don't stick around long. Anyway thanks again guys.
The honey's safe, unless it's a colony of Trigona necrophaga, in which case the honey is literally made of dead animals. There is, in fact, a bee species that makes "honey" out of dead animals. Crazy stuff, right? Hey DirtRooster, you ever looked up Australian Stingless Bees? If not, look up a vid or two of 'em at some point, since I'm bringing up weird bees. The colonies those little fellas make are out of this world! Downside's that they don't lower the moisture enough for the honey to be safe for long term storage, and they don't make a whole lot of it, but enough that you can get a few bottles from a handful of hives at least! You're one of the first two beekeepers I watched, help, I'm turning into a bee nerd in the PNW.
Antibacterial as well we pay big money for dressings that are impregnated with honey for wounds. Local honey helps with seasonal allergies which is debated but if it works and you can stay away from pills all the better. Love your videos currently have yellow jackets in my lighthouse I don't use poison all organics but I hit them twice and it didn't work I have heard just dawn and water will kill them but I don't know how that's going to work because of the location. Might just have to wait for winter
You know that that comb was made fresh that season when it's that yellow-white color, especially the brood comb, because there hasn't been very many adults hatched from it, it's the silk cap and cocoon that turns it that dark black color over several seasons when they go through pupation to become an adult bee.
Does the smoke calm them down? Love your channel! Y’all do some awesome work! Thanks for saving the bees! I hope someday I can try fresh honey like that! Much love from South Texas. ✌🏼
I'm listening to this and dying laughing. You said 1 belly sting and my mind immediately went to the sound of The Count from Sesame Street. Von! Von belly sting! Two! Two belly stungs!!
New viewer, started watching two days ago. I love 🐝 s and you guys do a great job of Rangling them. Need some of that Dunn's 🍯, Portland OR in the house 😁
@@628DirtRooster can I order Dunn's 🍯 online. I tried looking for some online. Maybe you can point me in the right direction. On how to acquire liquid gold 🐝🐝 🍯 Portland OR
@@tonyblocker6765 He doesn't have and on line store but I imagine he would ship and you could pay through Pay Pal. Just have to check with him. Greg Dunn (601)408-9869
I'm new to channel but was wondering when you say they will be feeding the bees ,what do they feed them if not honey? Thank you and love watching you work. Very cool stuff.
Use rubbing alcohol to save those funky shoes it will kill the fungus causing the smell .I had a pair of biking shoes that got funky from being wet and not drying out properly but I doused them with rubbing alcohol and it worked
If the bees chew that foam insulation (polyurethane foam, with fast-dry diisocyanate, among other substances), do they actually ingest that stuff, or just crunch through it? If they ingest it, might it come out in the honey, like some pesticides will do? Or if they just crunch it, might its dust stick to their bodies like pollen does, and contaminate the pollen stores in the hive? I know Dow says it's made to be non-toxic, but not sure that includes mixing some into our food?
Took almost ten hours to get it to render and get it uploaded. I was on with Adobe tech support for an entire day trying to figure out problems getting the entire file to render. When we finally got it to put together a full file I uploaded not even caring any more what the quality would be. I'm not sure what happened. I would have abandoned the project if I didn't have at least that much time in editing it.
There are bees in southern Asia where they grow opium poppies and the honey that these bees give are in certain seasons filled with some level of the drug, which makes them a rare and valuable commodity for some people, since eating this honey can have side-effects. In fact, it was mentioned that eating too much of this honey at one time can be lethal. Now THAT honey has questionable safety, even too those who think it a good thing and can afford to buy it.
I had a hive removed few years back. When locating a keeper. I was quoted various prices. Do you charge flat rate. Or do you charge different rates accordingly? Just curious. Thanks for the videos Rooster.
A wae ov loife, mate! I was looking 4 Mr. Ed to pop up and make profound remarks about your 'pork bellies'! But I guess he thought about 6 more months in the observation hive. GBWYall!
Hope the property owners actually take care of the hive..they should have gave them too you.. I would love to have a hive or two , but I know I can't take care of them properly with my health issues. Bees are to precious to risk killing them..
I've watched a few of your other videos, and all I can say is more power to ya. I can't stand being around them and least of all getting stung. But it is fun watching y'all moving them demons.
These are not demons. They are bees, and without them we would not have a lot of different fruits and other nice products Demons know the past, present, and future, and can generally make you invisible. Some of them enjoy homicide. Some of them are pacifists. Some of then are pacifists who enjoy homicide
Can you do a video of the start to finish of honey to the shelf in the shop , I have visions of bee slippers in the honey and makes me feel a bit sickly....is it processed ? to make it germ free ? or something ? I never really thought about it until I started watching you...
Wish I'd seen this before I used foam around entrance areas that I keep having bees coming in...and the other one about not leaving a dead hive in the walls as it increases vermin. *sigh*
So, in reality it seems a home/land owner can keep bees but when they cut loose and annoy a neighbour that neighbour is deemed to be on his own and it's his problem.... Ferking lovely.....
Nice Big Contracted Property Your Working Sir !!! Your CoWorker's Quite Helpful&Friendly !!! This Is A Very Good Video For Seeing Your Fun At Work All The While Learning Good Stuff Too !!! Thank You Sir !!! Hope Your New Jobs Your Doing Has Good Fun With It Too !!! Thank You !!!
damn ....you guys busted your butts on that one.....great job though...brings back memories of 1988 used to stay in houston texas and go to whataburger...good times..
I do if they want the bees because I have to spend the time to set the hive up for them. I don't ever plan on taking home honey because you never know what you are going to find.
Did you use a different export setting for the video? Looks like it has combing artifacts in the image, maybe exported interlaced rather than progressive scan?
Took almost ten hours to get it to render and get it uploaded. I was on with Adobe tech support for an entire day trying to figure out problems getting the entire file to render. When we finally got it to put together a full file I uploaded not even caring any more what the quality would be. I'm not sure what happened.
@@628DirtRooster That sounds like a nightmare, well done for getting it finished and uploaded. Hopefully you won't have those kinds of problems again. Computer issues can be frustrating, especially when they come out of the blue, for seemingly no reason. I built my PC 5 years ago and it worked perfectly all that time, until one day a few months back when it wouldn't boot up. After hours of troubleshooting, I was able to fix it and it has worked fine since (updated/reinstalled BIOS on motherboard).
My sister told me that the moss hanging from those trees in Florida have alot of chiggers up inside of it. IS THIS TRUE? I have no idea if that's true.
something i have been wanting to ask you rooster what are your thoughts on Long Langstroth Hive ? the reason i ask is i have been seeing more and more about them and from the perspective of somebody with some back issues to me it would seem that a Long Langstroth Hive would be a better fit however i was wanting to know your thoughts on them
@@628DirtRooster i can understand not using them for commercial use honestly mainly due to how they are constructed compared to the normal hive box's . ps i love your videos were it not for randomly happening on your channel about a year ago i would not have nearly as much interest in bees as i do now thank you for perking my interest in this though i do have to admit i do have some ulterior motives in my own case due to me having multiple sclerosis and from some research i have read in regards to MS suggests that bee stings might actually have some slowing effects on ms progression as well as raw honey which boosts a person immune system which is a godsend for those like me seeing as how MS medications are by and large medications that suppress a person's own immune response to infection . thank you for you continued videos
Boy, I'm surprised he doesn't get eaten up from chiggers after picking up moss off of the ground. I learned my lesson about that the hard way. It's ok to get it off of the tree, but I won't touch it if it's been on the ground. Funniest thing I saw is that a dude made a Moss Man costume out of Spanish Moss and won it for a Halloween costume contest. He was miserable the next two weeks.
@@sidben-Yehoshuwa I am a new beekeeper and I would love to have the luxury of a beevac! I do what you did! So that is why I love this video so much. Love the battle and enjoy the end result so much more, when I see the bees have a new home. Thanx again for great videos!!
Good afternoon Dirtrooster I was wondering something...I’m allergic to bee stings but would like to visit a bee farm (if that’s what they are called) to study or learn how bees work around and for their hives...so what would happen if I made a appointment with someone who has bees and who would be willing to show me around and I showed up with 2 pair jeans on with a bee suit wrapped in duct tape around my ankles & wrist where bees are sneaky enough to find a way in? I’m not really kidding because I quit carrying a epipen years ago but I’d like to have the experience of learning without the experience of going into anaphylactic shock by being stung....I’m sure people will consider me stupid or whatnot but I consider myself safe but maybe a little crazy....what do you think? 🐝🥴
Are you being serious or kidding? We play BASS on professional equipment. SO thump we have to go around home & nail nails back in. The bass keeps skunks away...but this year we had a lot of very nice bees visiting. I'm so confused! I have a skunk & she likes the music.
Thank you so much for making the effort to film your activities. I never tire of watching them! I learn something every time 😄 Thank you!!!
Always fun when you stick in footage from your commercial guys. We have not yet had anyone do a full presentation at the club of that method of queen raising which uses screen boxes. And another carport removal on the water... them lovely bayou bees!
Oh man! You'll NEVER find me pulling down moss! The only time I ever got into that stuff was on accident and it was the only time I got chiggers from hell! Horrible!
only thing to do is burn them with fire! dang red bugs...
@@cynvision Protective clothing, boiling and washing yourself with warm water and soap. They won't survive.
Mama would take clear finger nail polish & apply a swipe to every red spot from red bugs to kill them. Daddy came home with them all over him, when he came back from a week long fishing trip. & Thats how she killed them quick on contact.
Seeing videos like this makes me wish I wasn't allergic to bee venom. I LOVE honey, especially raw honey, and I enjoy seeing them out pollinating my garden, but it's just too much of a risk to my health keep a hive. While they don't make honey, I am kinda wanting a small blue mason bee colony because they are 'solitary' so a colony is only about 10-20 max, and they are super docile, and very pretty.
We need people like you out there.
Respectful and appreciative of nature, even when it can kill you
On reflection I’m thinking your job would have been so much easier with a Vac! 😂🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
He had to use it in the end.
*THIS* is, without doubt, *THE MOST GORGEOUSLY ARTISTIC LEAD-IN* to "another honey bee video" that _I'VE EVER SEEN_ on TH-cam! Starting with the mystery of:
*What IS that? WHAT am I seeing?*
followed by a growing sense of expectation, emphasized by that absolutely perfect musical piece you chose to accompany the visual art, leading to:
*WHAT IS HE DOING? WTF's GOING ON?!*
The somewhat unexpected photo angles, combined with the slo-mo & perfectly fabulous music you selected _ALL_ work together to create some stunning audio-visual *🌟MAGIC!🌟*
*VERY WELL DONE, DIRT ROOSTER -- AN ARTISTIC MASTERPIECE!!!*
I like to see a good ending to a good story. Glad the homeowner kept the bees.
I'll have to check on them again before winter.
You provide such informational and entertaining videos of an art and knowledge that has been with humans for millennia but is sadly very rare. Many thanks good sir.
Thank you for a great comment.
@@628DirtRooster thank you good Sir, I've learnt so much and am still learning from your channel daily, I also find watching a real man interacting with nature and laughing with your buddies, sneaking the odd bit of bacon here and there really soothing to my soul after a hard days work.
All the best, god bless, big fan from the UK
Thanks for asking the goofy questions for us, sir. I wanted to see your goatee ponytail faceguard arrangement!
Nothing but helpful tips here. lol
I am sure that Mr. Ed put up swarm traps at that location the very next day!
I love your laughter through your videos...and FYI, you're helper is a natural narrator..
Some real full frames of brood, this was another great video by the rooster, THANKS FOR SHOWING
Your cinematic mindset was one hundred percent appropriate.
It's fun to try and make something like that.
Great videos man I can’t help but watch the whole video exciting from beginning and end I am so terrible allergic and afraid of bees but love everything about them through your camera lens lol 😂 iv been watching you for years
Thanks so much man! Good luck with your channels and all those new sneaker vids you've been pumping out.
Wow thanks man 🐝
You guys are so funny. Did you get to eat any of that honey? Beautiful but difficult. Thank you Randy for all the work with the bees. I had to turn you down at one point because of the thunder. I don't know why but thunder is not my friend. I become anxious and upset. Who knows right? We don't get a lot of lightning storms, and when we do they don't stick around long. Anyway thanks again guys.
We did eat some. It was very good.
The honey's safe, unless it's a colony of Trigona necrophaga, in which case the honey is literally made of dead animals. There is, in fact, a bee species that makes "honey" out of dead animals. Crazy stuff, right?
Hey DirtRooster, you ever looked up Australian Stingless Bees? If not, look up a vid or two of 'em at some point, since I'm bringing up weird bees. The colonies those little fellas make are out of this world! Downside's that they don't lower the moisture enough for the honey to be safe for long term storage, and they don't make a whole lot of it, but enough that you can get a few bottles from a handful of hives at least!
You're one of the first two beekeepers I watched, help, I'm turning into a bee nerd in the PNW.
Great music choice! Loved the slo-mo
Took a while to pick out that music.
Good morning Randy! I think I'd rather be out in the rain then have all of that honey on me. Nice looking comb.
Ahhh, man, I miss Whataburger! 😭 Love your videos though.
This intro music is Amazing! Love the slow mo effects with it!
Thanks Erica
It always amazes me that when one half of the comb is removed, the entire hive doesn't attack en masse.
It's a dirty job but somebody's gotta do it! Must be the honey that keeps y'all sweet.
Antibacterial as well we pay big money for dressings that are impregnated with honey for wounds. Local honey helps with seasonal allergies which is debated but if it works and you can stay away from pills all the better. Love your videos currently have yellow jackets in my lighthouse I don't use poison all organics but I hit them twice and it didn't work I have heard just dawn and water will kill them but I don't know how that's going to work because of the location. Might just have to wait for winter
If ever there was a time when you NEEDED the vac, this was it! Also, Randy, do you think they stung that rat to death?
At 8:01 "He went in the wrong hole." I think that ment yeah they probably killed him.
I think the rat died before the bees moved in.
Always great content ! Thanks for the education . Considering a hive of my own.
You won’t likely regret beekeeping.
@@628DirtRooster Im in Pa. and i just had a swarm move into the end wall of my house. Started looking at basic equipment.
What an incredible intro. Well done.
What a beautiful, peaceful location.
You know that that comb was made fresh that season when it's that yellow-white color, especially the brood comb, because there hasn't been very many adults hatched from it, it's the silk cap and cocoon that turns it that dark black color over several seasons when they go through pupation to become an adult bee.
Mean bees need love too
#beelove
Does the smoke calm them down? Love your channel! Y’all do some awesome work! Thanks for saving the bees! I hope someday I can try fresh honey like that! Much love from South Texas. ✌🏼
It does have a temporary effect that seems calming. It isn't really but it does seem that way.
@@628DirtRooster curious as to what flowers make the best tasting honey? Curious about gardenia.
26:50 sounded straight out of the movies LOL
Hollywood effects
That ain't golden rod honey fermenting in those shoes .🥵
I wish. It’s not booming for another week or so here.
Damn Randy... from the safety of my sofa, that honey comb you pulled at 28:13 looked like it was stuffed with grape jelly:)
I'm listening to this and dying laughing. You said 1 belly sting and my mind immediately went to the sound of The Count from Sesame Street.
Von! Von belly sting!
Two! Two belly stungs!!
New viewer, started watching two days ago. I love 🐝 s and you guys do a great job of Rangling them. Need some of that Dunn's 🍯, Portland OR in the house 😁
I was just watching a documentary about Portland. Ha!
@@628DirtRooster can I order Dunn's 🍯 online. I tried looking for some online. Maybe you can point me in the right direction. On how to acquire liquid gold 🐝🐝 🍯 Portland OR
@@tonyblocker6765 He doesn't have and on line store but I imagine he would ship and you could pay through Pay Pal. Just have to check with him. Greg Dunn (601)408-9869
Hi first of all really enjoy your videos, not a beenkeeper just a bee fan. Do the Bees react to a bad thunderstorm? Happy New year.
What's that SUPER flexible blade tool called that you use to cut the comb from the top with at 16:05?
It's a cheap 11" bread knife.
I'm new to channel but was wondering when you say they will be feeding the bees ,what do they feed them if not honey? Thank you and love watching you work. Very cool stuff.
sugar
I can feel one in my hair
LOL
Use rubbing alcohol to save those funky shoes it will kill the fungus causing the smell .I had a pair of biking shoes that got funky from being wet and not drying out properly but I doused them with rubbing alcohol and it worked
If the bees chew that foam insulation (polyurethane foam, with fast-dry diisocyanate, among other substances), do they actually ingest that stuff, or just crunch through it? If they ingest it, might it come out in the honey, like some pesticides will do? Or if they just crunch it, might its dust stick to their bodies like pollen does, and contaminate the pollen stores in the hive? I know Dow says it's made to be non-toxic, but not sure that includes mixing some into our food?
Hello DirtRooster. I really enjoy listening to the repartee between you two. You did a fine job once more. See you soon and thank you for uploading.
Thanks so much See you next week.
There's some pretty nasty interlacing artifacts on this video. Did something happen during exporting?
thunderstorm...lightning
Took almost ten hours to get it to render and get it uploaded. I was on with Adobe tech support for an entire day trying to figure out problems getting the entire file to render. When we finally got it to put together a full file I uploaded not even caring any more what the quality would be. I'm not sure what happened. I would have abandoned the project if I didn't have at least that much time in editing it.
Ok I think I missed something? Was there a question as to the honey being safe? I saw the dead animal skeleton stuck to the wood. Was that it??
Rick I’m wondering the same.......
Right over my head💨
There are bees in southern Asia where they grow opium poppies and the honey that these bees give are in certain seasons filled with some level of the drug, which makes them a rare and valuable commodity for some people, since eating this honey can have side-effects. In fact, it was mentioned that eating too much of this honey at one time can be lethal. Now THAT honey has questionable safety, even too those who think it a good thing and can afford to buy it.
I had a hive removed few years back. When locating a keeper. I was quoted various prices. Do you charge flat rate. Or do you charge different rates accordingly? Just curious. Thanks for the videos Rooster.
No flat rate. Depends on the job.
29.30 "the weather set them off" you think? Anyway, loving following this stuff.
Newborn here: does smoke effect honey flavour?
It can
A wae ov loife, mate! I was looking 4 Mr. Ed to pop up and make profound remarks about your 'pork bellies'! But I guess he thought about 6 more months in the observation hive. GBWYall!
Rooster,were you in the Navy? You using the terms "inboard" and "outboard" made me think so and you living in and around Gulfport.
Cub scouts ;)
Nah, he probably had a John boat and was talking about wanting the bigger boat with a car engine.
Loved the new style of editing on that first part! Nice job!
Loved the video!! What are alarm pheromones?
I'll explain it in a video next month..😀🐝❤️😀🐝❤️
My video on alarm pheremone is coming out next week Monday if u wanna see it ... 🐝❤️😀🐝❤️😀just subscribe so u can see it
Why not using the vacuum?
I prefer not to use a vac.
It's not the bees that makes my skin crawl. It's the raining honey! I cannot stand being sticky. Kudos that you can handle that.
beautiful intro!
That's smart," Build it an they will come" 🐝
Loving the dramatic intro!
How long before the swelling subsides after the bee stung you? For me it took around a week and thats if I apply anti inflamation cream on it daily.
wow what a hive. enjoyed as I always do, hows your dad doing? have a good day
They should put 4x8 hardie board under that place
I know this is an old video but, yeesh, isn't it easier to just vacuum and transfer them, regardless?
Hope the property owners actually take care of the hive..they should have gave them too you.. I would love to have a hive or two , but I know I can't take care of them properly with my health issues. Bees are to precious to risk killing them..
I've watched a few of your other videos, and all I can say is more power to ya. I can't stand being around them and least of all getting stung. But it is fun watching y'all moving them demons.
These are not demons. They are bees, and without them we would not have a lot of different fruits and other nice products
Demons know the past, present, and future, and can generally make you invisible. Some of them enjoy homicide. Some of them are pacifists. Some of then are pacifists who enjoy homicide
Friend how would you remove a high from an old buried water heater just the end is sticking out of the ground and it's full I believe large swarm
Beekeeping is so interesting
It's lovely.😀🐝❤️😀🐝❤️
If rats are in there and possibly pee’ing and pooping on the combs, is that honey ok?
NEW VIDEO !!! CLICKING ON THAT!!!
What was that pure white at 28:40. Insulation. ?couldn't figure what was so white after cutting comb out
Can you do a video of the start to finish of honey to the shelf in the shop , I have visions of bee slippers in the honey and makes me feel a bit sickly....is it processed ? to make it germ free ? or something ? I never really thought about it until I started watching you...
From what I understand, honey is naturally antibacterial and fermented so you don't need to process it.
Randy...where did you get the bread knife? Ive been looking for the same one...cant find it
Try restaurant sources. We had ones like that in a supermarket deli.
Wish I'd seen this before I used foam around entrance areas that I keep having bees coming in...and the other one about not leaving a dead hive in the walls as it increases vermin. *sigh*
So, in reality it seems a home/land owner can keep bees but when they cut loose and annoy a neighbour that neighbour is deemed to be on his own and it's his problem.... Ferking lovely.....
That's the way freedom works. Of course, since the neighbor is a beekeeper it's probable they would have removed the hive if asked.
Nice Big Contracted Property Your Working Sir !!! Your CoWorker's Quite Helpful&Friendly !!! This Is A Very Good Video For Seeing Your Fun At Work All The While Learning Good Stuff Too !!! Thank You Sir !!! Hope Your New Jobs Your Doing Has Good Fun With It Too !!! Thank You !!!
I watched this twice. Great video. But where was the rat?
On the wood
lay off the marijuana lol
Why are they enlarging their entrance? That only enlarges guard capacity. They really must hate that foam.
I am going to bet, that fermented honey is good for icky or bad feet 🤔
Never seen boxes like that
damn ....you guys busted your butts on that one.....great job though...brings back memories of 1988 used to stay in houston texas and go to whataburger...good times..
How much this typical job would cost in your area ?
When the customer request the bees and the honey do you charge more for the removals?
I do if they want the bees because I have to spend the time to set the hive up for them. I don't ever plan on taking home honey because you never know what you are going to find.
Should we add a little salt to our bee's water?
Whataburger isn't what it used to be now that it sold out though.
Did you use a different export setting for the video? Looks like it has combing artifacts in the image, maybe exported interlaced rather than progressive scan?
Took almost ten hours to get it to render and get it uploaded. I was on with Adobe tech support for an entire day trying to figure out problems getting the entire file to render. When we finally got it to put together a full file I uploaded not even caring any more what the quality would be. I'm not sure what happened.
@@628DirtRooster That sounds like a nightmare, well done for getting it finished and uploaded. Hopefully you won't have those kinds of problems again.
Computer issues can be frustrating, especially when they come out of the blue, for seemingly no reason. I built my PC 5 years ago and it worked perfectly all that time, until one day a few months back when it wouldn't boot up. After hours of troubleshooting, I was able to fix it and it has worked fine since (updated/reinstalled BIOS on motherboard).
So does that mean it's safe to eat the honey? What about the comb itself?
My sister told me that the moss hanging from those trees in Florida have alot of chiggers up inside of it. IS THIS TRUE? I have no idea if that's true.
I've heard that but I played with it a lot as a kid and never got eaten up.
something i have been wanting to ask you rooster what are your thoughts on Long Langstroth Hive ? the reason i ask is i have been seeing more and more about them and from the perspective of somebody with some back issues to me it would seem that a Long Langstroth Hive would be a better fit however i was wanting to know your thoughts on them
I like them. They aren't well suited for commercial use or the type of beekeeping we do. Otherwise they are a fine option.
@@628DirtRooster i can understand not using them for commercial use honestly mainly due to how they are constructed compared to the normal hive box's . ps i love your videos were it not for randomly happening on your channel about a year ago i would not have nearly as much interest in bees as i do now thank you for perking my interest in this though i do have to admit i do have some ulterior motives in my own case due to me having multiple sclerosis and from some research i have read in regards to MS suggests that bee stings might actually have some slowing effects on ms progression as well as raw honey which boosts a person immune system which is a godsend for those like me seeing as how MS medications are by and large medications that suppress a person's own immune response to infection . thank you for you continued videos
Boy, I'm surprised he doesn't get eaten up from chiggers after picking up moss off of the ground. I learned my lesson about that the hard way. It's ok to get it off of the tree, but I won't touch it if it's been on the ground. Funniest thing I saw is that a dude made a Moss Man costume out of Spanish Moss and won it for a Halloween costume contest. He was miserable the next two weeks.
You haven't lived until you've worn a moss man costume and then dealt with the effects. lol
Ok maybe you can answer. Does bee sting therapy work for arthritis?
It did for me in my knuckles.
That was a lot of good looking honey! Thanks for the upload buddy
Glad to do it.
Do you usually repair the damage you have done removing the bees and plugging the holes so they don't come back?
That's up to the customer. $$
@@628DirtRooster I would have you do it so it would be done right and I wouldn't have to have you come back. Go figure
Why didn't you use the vacuum?
Without the gotee, he looks like /minni Pearl.. Good job men.
Why not using the beevac? Great video
That's a good question my best guess is the fact that the owner was keeping everything. But dunno?
@@sidben-Yehoshuwa I am a new beekeeper and I would love to have the luxury of a beevac! I do what you did! So that is why I love this video so much. Love the battle and enjoy the end result so much more, when I see the bees have a new home. Thanx again for great videos!!
Great job again like always
That looked like one of your tougher cutouts. 😥
So weird to watch this with the thunder on my end as well as yours.
Surround sound
Good afternoon Dirtrooster I was wondering something...I’m allergic to bee stings but would like to visit a bee farm (if that’s what they are called) to study or learn how bees work around and for their hives...so what would happen if I made a appointment with someone who has bees and who would be willing to show me around and I showed up with 2 pair jeans on with a bee suit wrapped in duct tape around my ankles & wrist where bees are sneaky enough to find a way in? I’m not really kidding because I quit carrying a epipen years ago but I’d like to have the experience of learning without the experience of going into anaphylactic shock by being stung....I’m sure people will consider me stupid or whatnot but I consider myself safe but maybe a little crazy....what do you think? 🐝🥴
Probably best to get an eppi pen b4 u go
dude you should have brought the vac. and try playing some hip hop for those bees it calms them nicely
Are you being serious or kidding?
We play BASS on professional equipment. SO thump we have to go around home & nail nails back in.
The bass keeps skunks away...but this year we had a lot of very nice bees visiting.
I'm so confused! I have a skunk & she likes the music.
I would say it's new comb, the honey should be edible, minus the rat bones and horse hair.
I agree
I would love to have honey bees. Unfortunately I’m allergic to them. Dangit