Over 125 lbs of honey coming off my damaree split hive

Only a month after setting up my Damaree Split (at a time where there may have been 20-30 lbs of honey on the hive, I am now pulling off more than 125lbs. See how I maintain the hive and test honey for harvest.

[@Hotzrod]

This series has been extremely valuable and informative for me. Thanks for explaining so well what and why you do particular steps. I really appreciate the initial video as well as the follow ups to show how things progress after the initial manipulation. I live near St. Louis MO and and going to attempt a Demaree split this year thanks to your great instructions!

[@johniac7078]

SWEET! See what I did there? LOL. Happy Anniversary to you and the Mrs. Wishing you many more, healthy and happy.

[@bligon11]

I enjoy watching you work the bees. I have learned a lot! I like seeing the demaree process in action.

[@davidouma9084]

God bless you so much. Thanks for being wonderfully generous with dishing out information.

[@matthewsweeney2577]

Good info! rap it up …wife’s waiting,

[@Yupmoose]

Thank you for showing how to use the refractor! I was wondering how that worked! Gonna have to get one!

[@khatpaufridaytalks2670]

Thank you for your all sharing techniques.

[@garyvail1426]

Great video

[@markb3129]

Happy Anniversary and Happy Birthday!! That's a lot of honey from one hive👍🏻.. ✌🏻

[@TheSoilandGreen]

Second box down a bit more moisture eh but still okay. I have taken 1 frame of honey from my bee’s last year and it was capped on just one side blank on the other. I have a large pot for hives and I’m just trying to split hives from a package and a nuc too 100 hives. Had 17 last year then came the bear. We shall see how many I have at the end of this year. It’s amazing how many hives you and others keep. Cheers

[@KatRN1000]

Love your sumac!

[@garycasey991]

A vine has flowers during Indian summer more than any other time

[@joejackson9214]

Happy Anniversary

[@danielcollins9628]

Your diy hive fix with the sticky tape was inspiring

[@jamestaylor1371]

Happy anniversary Peter!

[@billc3405]

Great honey production for Maine

[@garycasey991]

Thumbs up

[@garycasey991]

Morning glory and poison oak and Ivy all year at my house

[@davidsoloninka7742]

After destroying the queen cells could the colony still swarm and leave the original colony “queenless” and without any queen cells?

[@rn-kf1ib]

awesome video as usual.. quick question. since the honey suppers were cured and ready to be harvested why not just shack the bees off the frames and harvest the honey?