Moving Newly Trapped Honeybee Swarm into their Hive Home

It's time to move the newly caught honeybees from the Interceptor Pro Hive Trap into their hive home. We found the Queen Bee, and she's HUGE!
PART 1 - Setting up the Bee Hive Trap: • Let's Set Up a Honeybe...
PART 2 - Guiding the New Bees Back to the Hive: • How to Guide Honey Bee...
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[@donnajkelleyphotography]

Place small gravel in the pan all the way to the top then fill it up.This allows the bees to land with out drowning , they can drink and rest , the beetles will be small enough to get trapped and drown. Enjoyed the Video. Keep it up !

[@grassrootsgardening]

Great idea!!

[@coaterdave]

Looking forward to watch you harvest the honey!

[@grassrootsgardening]

Me too!!

[@Jamieclarke88]

Can’t wait to see the harvest comparison between the native and Russian bees Ryan 🍻🍻👍👍

[@grassrootsgardening]

You and me both!

[@adrianking8538]

Nice addition to your garden and such a large healthy bees, hopefully you will enjoy lots of local honey in the future

[@grassrootsgardening]

Hope so!!

[@James_Scheid]

Comment for the algorithm.

[@grassrootsgardening]

Feed it!! Thanks buddy

[@RavenNl403]

Hope you get lots of honey ☺️

[@grassrootsgardening]

Me too!! 🍯

[@brian7327]

Looking good Ryan love to keep seeing follow-up videos that was a huge Queen

[@grassrootsgardening]

She a big girl!

[@brewaz]

Here in Rhode Island we have a lot of people who use mosquito services that spray their chemicals in the bushes and I have to add a lot of flowers to keep the bees in the area for my veggies!

[@grassrootsgardening]

Great point!

[@SLCFarms]

I feel like I watched this on this other channel called Mr Digg. You should check him out if you haven’t yet. Great channel as well. Fellas name is Ryan just like yours. Lol. I watched anyway because I find bees so fascinating. I’m supposed to help my neighbor with his hive next week so learning all I can. Take care have a great week

[@grassrootsgardening]

lol, I’ll go check him out! 😂

[@montymc450]

Would diatomaceous earth sprinkled around the hives help with hive beetles? Just a thought.

[@grassrootsgardening]

I’ve read that it does but haven’t tried it

[@JAYJAYTOKYO]

no ankle tape or smoke this time!!

[@grassrootsgardening]

Not this time. Was hoping they weren’t as mean as the Russians

[@cliff4695]

You give them away to much space. They should be in a single. Once that starts to fill out, than you give them a second box. Once the nest is big enough and strong enough, and there's a good flow going, you can start to stack honey supers. To much space is a bad thing, it makes it harder for them to fight off intruder's like hive beetles

[@grassrootsgardening]

Another beekeeper told me that so I removed one high box today thanks for the comment!