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this is clearly not the best way to set up a beehive as it says in the title…im sick of being led down dead end street by you ignorant bee people when will you learn your ways are killing the world…assholes
@collingwoodfc2000 lol at your fucking stupidity. i see your brain developed about half as quickly as your body did. if you’re really 24 you’ve got a lot of catching up to do dumbass
losers…..when will you people learn.
bees will not turn up to your funeral or be there when your down and out they just use you for your hives and leave cancerous honey that is slowly killing you …………….
This is one of the cleanest bee installations I have seen on the net… It makes great sense for the bottom screen and other ventilation/installation bits. In other videos people are banging the shipping box around to get the bees out of the container. Placing it in the hive makes more sense and is probably less stressful on the bees.
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why is so much anger.you need to change your diet.maybe you need to start drinking pectin with honey. this would change your attitude to a more calm and positive one. peace bee with you. lol
I happen to like his video and i also have honey bees in my yard.
I would like to start my own bee hive. I have one question, though. Will the bee population grow out of control? I want to have maybe two bee hives; but I don’t want millions of bees sworming everywhere on my property.
It appears from your video that the bees produce a lot of babies. Will they self-regulate their population based on how big the hive setup is? Or will they start finding other places to hide on my property?
Thanks for the comments and questions! We’ll be filming a follow-up soon with Doug of BeeKind and Torrey at Gabriel Farm and will try to answer some of your bee questions in the video.
Thank you, this was a very well produced video, I’m starting my very first hive today, and appreciate knowing little details like when to check, feed, and see larvae!
thanx for sharing this wonderfull knowledge….the makers of “God’s sugar” we are so lost without bees!!!
may Yahweh bless you and your beloveds!
peace4peace
p.s how does the queen get past the marshmallow plug?? eat it? how long does that take?
thanx once again
Yes I agree ,,, the method you use to get the bees from the container to the hive is the most quiet and least stressful on the bees, and I assume the bees eat through the marshmallow, not the queen eat the marshmallow?
bees should be erraticated they are the reason for the global economic cricis they are killing all the wheat crops in africa
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You moron, honeybees pollenate half the world’s food crops.
You take them out and half the world’s food is gone.
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this is clearly not the best way to set up a beehive as it says in the title…im sick of being led down dead end street by you ignorant bee people when will you learn your ways are killing the world…assholes
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Nice job…very informative. I like the fact that you place the bee package in the hive….much easier on the bees and the beek.
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@collingwoodfc2000 lol at your fucking stupidity. i see your brain developed about half as quickly as your body did. if you’re really 24 you’ve got a lot of catching up to do dumbass
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losers…..when will you people learn.
bees will not turn up to your funeral or be there when your down and out they just use you for your hives and leave cancerous honey that is slowly killing you …………….
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VERY informative! Thanks. Ignore the dumb ass saying negitive things. Good Job, Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
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thanx for the information. is it wise to mark the queen while you have her contained? or should one wait until later.
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thanks ,,,,,, for your info. shers us.
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Handling bees without no hood, no gloves… very brave!
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This is one of the cleanest bee installations I have seen on the net… It makes great sense for the bottom screen and other ventilation/installation bits. In other videos people are banging the shipping box around to get the bees out of the container. Placing it in the hive makes more sense and is probably less stressful on the bees.
Kudos, you rock! 5*
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Fantastic Demystifying Video! Thanks
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Very Clean. This is the first time I have seen anyone put the package in the hive. That’s the way to do it.
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why is so much anger.you need to change your diet.maybe you need to start drinking pectin with honey. this would change your attitude to a more calm and positive one. peace bee with you. lol
I happen to like his video and i also have honey bees in my yard.
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Great and informative. Thank you for posting this.
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I would like to start my own bee hive. I have one question, though. Will the bee population grow out of control? I want to have maybe two bee hives; but I don’t want millions of bees sworming everywhere on my property.
It appears from your video that the bees produce a lot of babies. Will they self-regulate their population based on how big the hive setup is? Or will they start finding other places to hide on my property?
I would appreciate your advice.
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great tune up for the new beekeeper
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Thanks for the video! I assume Honey Bees don’t have stingers.
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Thanks for the comments and questions! We’ll be filming a follow-up soon with Doug of BeeKind and Torrey at Gabriel Farm and will try to answer some of your bee questions in the video.
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Thank you, this was a very well produced video, I’m starting my very first hive today, and appreciate knowing little details like when to check, feed, and see larvae!
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thanx for sharing this wonderfull knowledge….the makers of “God’s sugar” we are so lost without bees!!!
may Yahweh bless you and your beloveds!
peace4peace
p.s how does the queen get past the marshmallow plug?? eat it? how long does that take?
thanx once again
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@chaz706, you can make your point without calling someone a moron.
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great video. after seeing this I’m going to take a class at this guys shop for sure, I just loved his mellow teaching style. thanks!
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Yes I agree ,,, the method you use to get the bees from the container to the hive is the most quiet and least stressful on the bees, and I assume the bees eat through the marshmallow, not the queen eat the marshmallow?
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excellent video
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