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Transporting 10, 000 HONEY BEES to My BACKYARD FARM (Bad Idea)

Transporting 10, 000 HONEY BEES to My BACKYARD FARM (Bad Idea)

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Its time to move the bees from the farm to my backyard I hope you guys are excited for some honey harvesting videos PEACE Mike: My brother and I helped an old gent one evening to move a swarm of bees. We had no idea what was about to happen. The old guy had one of those white bee boxes and we drove to where the swarm was, cut the branch of a citrus tree they were gathering at and put it into the white box, put the lid on. Put it in the back of a land cruiser and I sat with the box of bees tapping on the box as instructed to keep them calm while we drove back to the old guy's house. There were no taped openings, no protective gear. No one got stung but me just once moving them from the truck to a stand. Old guy grabbed my hand and scraped the stinger out with a pocket knife. Not a big deal, but was a learning experience.
Date: 2020-01-24

Comments and reviews: 9


Hi my name is Ethan, if your ever looking for a farm hand Id enjoy spending time with the animals and growing a healthy garden for you and the animals. Ill help tend to the bees and animals to maintain healthy and happy living for the life of all plants and animals. I live in Lincoln Nebraska which I am aware that you are also located in Nebraska. Im 18 and In high school looking for new opportunities in life. Lets talk about a helping hand
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In elementary school someone brought in chocolate covered insects we all tried and bees were part of the hit. I remember this because no one had a knife to cut up the insects and I just happen to have a tiny tiny switch blade I brought back from a family vacation down to Mexico we used.
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Don't buy a flow hive they are not good they are bad for the bees and the bees will die I'm a beekeeper and I have friends that got flow hives and the bees died after the first honey harvest because they don't know when the honey is drained from the frames
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Flar I would like to give you just a little advance only move bees at night because otherwise you will lose most of them I work with honeybee's for a living I've been doing so for 16 years
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You're not alone Flair. I used to catch bees in my yard with a Tupperware container. I would cut holes in the lid for air and give themgrass, clovers, and wildflowers. So much fun.
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The donkeys will eat all of the watermelon including the rine I live on a farm with 30 cows 50 horses 5 donkeys and about 40 chickens. Love your vids from North Carolina
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Flair please do some reseach for bees in the spring. there is SO much that can go wrong and it took me awhile to get it down so please do research so they dont swarm etc.
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Flair, go sink that Christmas tree in your pond. Tie some weights to it and leave it on top of the ice and when it melts it will fall to the bottom. Great fish habitat.
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You should put the bees in a shed like you have for the goats and donkeys. We have about 20 hives and we put them all in a shed like you have for the animals.
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