Catch Swarms Like A Pro

[@NanaVicki1]

After all the videos I've watched as old as this one is, I heard the queen. Thank you Randy!

[@628DirtRooster]

It never gets old.

[@dcm727]

Thank you for not having ads every few minutes

[@JPthebeeman]

Dirt, great video, but can’t believe you left out the best part where you fell off the ladder & Horchoff caught you while wearing his cute little blue rubber gloves! Was hoping to see that too! 😉🤘🐝

[@jimmymurphy6106]

Love hearing about yours and mr Ed’s swarm com p...... hope 2022 is a battle royal between the two of you.

[@628DirtRooster]

I'm hoping and praying for a good year.

[@dalesworld1308]

I had a big swarm hanging from the eave of my house. A bee keeper came and used a long feather and brushed them into a cardboard box. A big ball of them dropped to the ground like an apple falling from a tree. So neat to watch them.

[@ptjzmemory]

I truly do enjoy watching you work with the bees. Some of those girls gave you a free eyebrow plumping beauty treatment! They must love you. Keep up the fun! Have a great weekend, you and your wife.

[@erikmilburn51]

I remember years ago i used to go back at night and they would be bunched up when it was cooler....good work 628!

[@larry81alexander]

"Is a way, of, life." Makes me smile everytime, not even a bee keeper, yet...

[@egparis18]

Hey DirtRooster. Hope your 4th of July was a grand one. Thank you for a grand video. Another grand video. Greetings from Paris to you and yours and see you soon.

[@maniacbeekeeper8795]

love the friendly computation you guys have. you guys are great to watch..

[@628DirtRooster]

We enjoy trash talking each other.

[@danskisbees7348]

Thanks Randy, I really enjoy your videos, I love how you and Jeff tease each other. I think the winner of the swarm competition should get a 628DirtRooster hat, lol.

[@628DirtRooster]

We both have those already. haha

[@danskisbees7348]

@@628DirtRooster Hahahaha!

[@JEREMY99218]

Traffic engineers call that new type of intersection a "Diverging Diamond"

[@xenaswolf]

My fave part of all these videos is "the march"...it never gets old watching that!

[@628DirtRooster]

I agree.

[@kritterkatcher1486]

Catch'em like a Pro. Nice title. I never laughed so hard as when you said you took a 50 pound box up and down the ladder. Definitely a pro bee cushion. Great video. Thanks so much.

[@hadawson72268]

Thank you for these videos from Long Island, NY... be careful! And thank you for saving these bees and the humans too !

[@real_wakawaka]

lol when you talk about the queen being mated or unmated at 14:09 you can see the queen marked white :) nice catch

[@DMB088]

When you knocked that second clump off, I actually backed away from my phone. Thought I was going to get stung

[@wannalatte8501]

“I got church In the morning I ain’t got time to play “you sound like me Lol God bless you ,Jesus loves you and may he bless you tiny friends 🐝

[@traviskroll417]

Holy cow bud I never new a queen made that noise that kool I learn something new every day

[@cathymiller8898]

Glad to see you putting out a video. Miss these videos like crazy

[@628DirtRooster]

Trying to keep them coming.

[@michaelkrupa5910]

Bring your missus to the UK. She can drive on the wrong side of the road as much as she likes 😂

[@628DirtRooster]

😂

[@mehmetcengiz2139]

Michael Krupasdffyk

[@jackdecker4613]

i usually watch you shows on TV, I just figured out how to like, on the TV. LOL Great stuff. Keep up the great work.

[@628DirtRooster]

Thanks Jack. :)

[@mariaweston5477]

Would like to know. Frustrating not to say Like on tv.

[@DennisGailey]

I like watching your videos. My mother and brother live in and around D'Iberville. Keep up the good work!

[@628DirtRooster]

Sure will man

[@RaySarasin]

I cought 1 swarm this year but with all my friends are scared of bees and cannot help me for this reason. After getting one I am thinking I will count on splits and leave the swarms to the younger ppl. I got my bees late this spring and split it 2 times this year. I run 10 frame deep boxes and found I can split in early 2 frames with 1 honey frame, now feed them both pollon patties and sugar water, and they will grow from that. So splits are my thing its easier then swarms my 2 cents after trying it cheers. I now sit at 3 hives for winter but look out next year end of Aplil I plan 4 more 5 frame nukes then split them in July again cheers and thanks for all your help

[@griffinmclonger8076]

Listening to Christian radio stations with the Miss. That Wasssup and Church in the morning. Stay Blessed man. You have good content also.

[@WillaHerrera]

I wish I could hang out with you guys all the time. Watching you guys eat that Mexican food with Mr. Ed made me sooooooo hungry lol

[@JeffHorchoff]

That second swarm was so large, your standards, I'm surprised you didn't add another deep to it immediately, after all, they did almost fill that brood frame......at least one side of it. After thinking about it, you probably didn't add that second deep super because all you probably had was more of those nice moldy frames. I will give this to you though, you raise some might hardy bees, if they can survive in your bee yard, they can survive anywhere. I almost hit 41 swarms today, lucky for you they took off an hour before I showed up. God's peace brother.

[@danskisbees7348]

LOL!!! Thanks guys, I needed that.

[@joerowland607]

Mr.Ed see how do you keep claiming all those swarms and you get there and the DirtRooster already has them in the box. I saw it on the video he scraped them in the box. Just about the time I heard Mr. Ed whisperin "mama the DirtRooster done got to em first. That DirtRooster!" LOL

[@stacyedelprete5477]

Brutal 😂

[@tommyjones6232]

Lol I love this rivalry yall keep up

[@joerowland607]

@@tommyjones6232 we all love it DirtRooster and Mr Ed too. It is all in fun.

[@breau8]

My hubby said the other night I believe Randy us a Christian and I said me too tonight on this video you said you have nan hive out tree so he can go to bed because you need go home because you have church in morning. Randy you need to know your life shows you are a Christian that how we both new great job and great bee removal!! 😁😁 bless you and you beautiful wife

[@anne-christinemarcou4481]

WELL DONE!! ALWAYS GREAT JOB YOU DO!!!!👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

[@628DirtRooster]

Thank you so much 😀

[@sebw1964]

LOL! You were so much higher than it looked initially. The camera really makes heights and elevations look way off. That’s a lot of work going up on the ladder to get them to bunch up. Awesome job buddy!

[@lesliejohnson7247]

Lol your wife, Elizabeth, saved me the other day. I drove “on the wrong side of the road.” First time I ever saw it. Because of her comment, I immediately knew what I was driving on. Lol. It was freaky. But fortunately, because she talked about it, I knew *exactly* what I was doing! Man, the engineer that thought that up must be pretty smart! (I wonder how long it them to convince the powers that be that it’d work??)

[@RayneWindsor]

Scraping them off like that doesn’t make them even more mad? And you are doing it bare-handed. WOW! I bow before your awesomeness. Love your vids. You always make me cringe, itch, scratch & smile (not necessarily in that order). Bee safe!!

[@akivazohar2502]

Another good one Best of luck with the coming storm

[@628DirtRooster]

Thanks Akiva. Looking good so far.

[@surfinmuso37]

10:20 No, no ..u are driving on the correct side. Much love from Australia.

[@rick7884]

Great Video Dirt Rooster. When you were talking about getting stung by the bees for someone reason you triggered a memory of an old cartoon character I used to watch. He would have said something like this.. " We don't need no. I say we don't need to bee suit son! You have to out smart the bees. Use the old gray matter to avoid getting stung." If you haven't guessed. It was Foghorn Leghorn. Lol Idk why I thought of that but I started laughing. Have a great one brother. Keep up that great work

[@628DirtRooster]

LOL That was a great cartoon.

[@tinarobertsstudios]

"Who dropped the curtain on my toe bone, there Deputy Dog?" Loved it!

[@ionaphillips8500]

HAPPY 4TH! THANKS FOR THE SHOW MISS SEEING YOU AND YOUR DAD AND BRO, TAKE CARE

[@628DirtRooster]

Hope ya'll had a great day.

[@426superbee4]

Lucky You! I just got back from VC in S. Tx. Fishing OMG THE MOWING I NEED TO DO! Sure glad i spray roundup around the hives, fences and trees ect. The bees are all hanging out, there hot full of honey! Picked a bunch of big tomato''s! Peppers, Cantaloupe, not ready yet! but 1st some speckled trout, shrimp and crabs, on the grill ! So i can eat and watch you guys and gals, During breaks. Cheers Big Man 😂

[@628DirtRooster]

Got some cutting to do myself but first I've got some tires to replace on the mower. It's getting old coming out to find it sitting on flats every time I want to just get on and get to work.

[@426superbee4]

Yes brother get rid of the 2 ply tire! gets some 4 ply WORK WORK WORK he hee 😂 or fine some 6 ply if you can get your hands on em. Cheers buddy be safe

[@426superbee4]

@@628DirtRooster make a video on it ! bee cool

[@randlerichardson5826]

Hey Rooster glad to see another video brother.

[@julieenslow5915]

At 14:09, in the upper right corner of the brood frame, I believe I see a marked queen! It may be small, but I think its a prime swarm! Happy Fourth of July Rooster - to you and yours! Great video! 2 in 1, plus the Mrs! Thank you!

[@628DirtRooster]

Thanks Julie. Now you d got me wanting to get to a computer so I can look. lol

[@julieenslow5915]

@@628DirtRooster She's there! Light color dot, so I think its yellow. Could be white I guess. Either way, she was the established queen and she swarmed! Might have been this year's nuc that was not given more space and they grew really fast. I think that one will do well for you.

[@628DirtRooster]

@@julieenslow5915 I found it. I'm not sure what the white spot was but that was a drone. I had to watch a few times myself. I guess he had some trash on his back.

[@julieenslow5915]

@@628DirtRooster A drone. Dang. I am flunking out of KZbin bee school if I can't tell the difference between a queen and a drone!! LOL

[@628DirtRooster]

@@julieenslow5915 Haha!

[@aaronchristman6627]

I hate those intersections I feel like some Yahoo said “Hey let’s try to make this looks like some other country” (which doesn’t make sense when everybody else drives on the right side in our country :-) 38 swarms ... nice! I love how you’re talking about how you often never know if you have a queen in a swarm or not during that second swarm and you can see a marked queen on the upper right side of that frame you’re holding as you’re speaking about it... (paint on the back :-)

[@ChristopherJones16]

Was that whistling sound the queen piping? That was pretty darn cool to hear.. Never knew they did that.

[@colleenmurphy1333]

Love your videos, found you on you tube two years ago while on bedrest for diabetic ulcers, still on bedrest🇨🇦💔would love to see a collaboration video with you & Pete, Yappy, hornet 🐝 king,JP, Mr Ed & good time Charlie🐝🇨🇦🐝🇨🇦🐝🇨🇦🐝🇨🇦🐝🇨🇦🐝🇨🇦 love watching ya all, keep sending your videos I need entertainment🐝🇨🇦🐝

[@colleenmurphy1333]

Where are ya! No collaboration yet????🇨🇦🐝🍯

[@aceofdeath4life474]

who is this Mr. Ed guy? does he have a channel also you rock dude keep the content coming

[@628DirtRooster]

His channel is Jeff Horchoff

[@cornbreadbees5385]

I caught a swarm today out of the neighbors apple tree and it was a little bit smaller than that one lol. Smallest swarm I ever caught got it in a nuc and going to give it a frame of brood tomorrow, see what it does from there. It did have a big fat mated queen in it time will tell. Did you find multiple queens in the big swarm? Thanks for the video

[@dastevoe1]

I just caught a swarm just outside my bee yard (obviously one of mine), I shook them into a 10 frame box w/foundation only, I didn't have any drawn frames left. They are sitting on a bottom board at the base of the tree they came out of and seem to have accepted the box. I'd like to move them into the bee yard, what do you recommend ? Thanks

[@lewiemcneely9143]

A swarm iz a swarm and if it's by the ounce or the ton, it's still a swarm. You sure wore it out this year, Pal! I give you a big A-PLUS anyway. Next time it might be on the other side of it all. Happy 4th Randy and Family! Saw a double rainbow a while ago. One flood was aplenty! GBWYall!

[@628DirtRooster]

I don’t think Jeff wants to compete again next year. He’s getting old and run down and can’t keep up the pace. He just wants to hang around Taco Bell all day and reminisce about the good old days when he used to do those large impressive cut outs.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@628DirtRooster Could bee. Ain't none of us getting any younger and the air is thinner off the ground. Ladders are taller and we bounce not as far. I might have to go take a nap just thinking about all this BUT my Pal the ROOSTER will carry on till he has to be carried off! Hi to Pop and Bro AND Sweet Mama chauffeur!

[@628DirtRooster]

@@lewiemcneely9143 LOL Y'all have a great weekend Lewie.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@628DirtRooster yALL TOO, bUDDY! BACON SAMMICHES GALORE! Wretched caps lock.

[@Tindometari]

Once ceptured and homed, a tiny swarm with a strong laying-queen will soon be just as strong as a big swarm with a so-so queen. It's not about how many bees are in it at capture, but how many more bees it's going to produce.

[@morganvoldemort675]

Have you ever considered wearing goggles to make sure you don’t get a stinger in your eye? Another question- if a beesuit had a air conditioning feature to it, would you wear it?

[@stanpatterson5033]

Happy Independence Day to the good folks down yonder. I'm rootin' for ya in the competition !

[@628DirtRooster]

Thanks Stan. I’m working hard to make it happen.

[@reneebrown5598]

Hey Randy how is that vsh queen you ordered in January working out for you?? I'm wondering if she is worth the money you paid for her? Have you checked your varroa counts in her colony? Was it remarkably lower than any of the others? The reason I ask is I'm thinking of getting one or 2 for my hives but don't want to come off that kind of money for nothing ( or very little help for my girls). I've had a lot of problems this year ( newbee, and I'm at fault for most all of them) but I'd hate to lose my hives from varroa. If they work as well as the apiary you got her from states I definitely want at least one. Please let me know

[@helenjanelowden8572]

Thank you got my bees today it was one of your videos that made me do it cheers 🤣🤣🐝🐝🐝

[@628DirtRooster]

I hope you enjoy them.

[@gl2250]

I'm still catching swarms in Oregon, 3 so far and two in the last week. Going to do a cut out from a log today.

[@cynthiamcwhorter6721]

I'm sure this is a stupid question but here goes. Does it hurt the bees when you drop them onto the ground? I like looking for the queen it's fun. You need a sweat band to keep the sweat from going in your eyes. There is a great one called Sweat Gut'r I carried when I owned a bicycle shop.

[@kepplec]

I remember D'Iberville after the storm.. man the smell of the rotting shrimp was unreal. I stayed right next to the pops ferry bridge.. nice area, but very economically depressed.

[@YappyBeeman]

1st on the 4th for a vid from the 3rd!!!!!! What did I win from a vid about a swarm contest? I prefer a hat. I have enough swarms.

[@joerowland607]

Well if you have to many bees You can always give them to me. I have 1 hive. I promise I wont turn them down. I already have a DirtRooster hat. 😛😛😛

[@628DirtRooster]

I'm knitting you a special shawl for those cool mornings out flying your falcon.

[@dopaminecircuit]

628 Dirt Rooster: brought to you in-part by Hefty, and also brought to you in-part by Gorilla Tape.

[@628DirtRooster]

Oooo I should see if they have any sponsorship programs. lol

[@Tindometari]

Two vital but unsung pieces of beekeeping equipment.

[@valiantcc]

Rooster, can you explain why in this case you didn't use the bee vacuum?

[@628DirtRooster]

I prefer not to when I have the option.

[@HONEYBEEHIGHWAY]

That was more less a dying chicken sound.🤣👏

[@628DirtRooster]

I'm not good with high pitch noises.

[@erins.5420]

I have a swarm on a tree branch in my backyard. What do I need to do? Or should I just wait for them to leave? I’m on the other side of the country but love your videos.

[@628DirtRooster]

They will likely leave within a day or two. If they don't most beekeepers will come pick up swarms like that for free or very cheap.

[@vanishedforgotten433]

Lol. That had to be hard carrying that up. Lol. U out smarted them hahaha!

[@628DirtRooster]

If they won't play the game you have to get creative.

[@vanishedforgotten433]

@@628DirtRooster Right lol.

[@davedennis6042]

If it has a queen, it's a swarm. Yes, I did hear that queen piping.

[@Beretic805]

A SHERPA is an all terrain vehicle. Huge tires. Pretty badass.

[@jean6061]

Happy Fourth of July, Rooster!

[@628DirtRooster]

Thanks Sandra

[@OutdoorRob]

Are you holding you're breath when you're that close to the bees...or at least keeping your mouth closed! LOL! Great Job Randy!

[@sabrinafelber]

fun one! thanks as always!

[@sparkyphoenix7919]

Man, you are so brave to be handling bees bare-handed. Next time around, I suggest using one of those smoke devices. That will calm down the bees, enough for you to carefully push them aside and fish out the queen.

[@richardhaen]

Now u have to get the box off the roof with out dropping it very good video thanks

[@cherylfletcher-spaulding1443]

I use to live in Ocean Springs and D'Iberville before settling down here in Oklahomo

[@628DirtRooster]

Both have grown a lot lately.

[@edgufler1122]

Enjoyed the video very much.

[@628DirtRooster]

Thanks so much Ed.

[@supermaniac9]

Mister Ed is a legend. Long live the Abbey lol

[@mjremy2605]

Queen Bee's sound like Chickens? I thought they sounded like Beyonce.

[@poogan1239]

Is this man just getting constantly stung and is used to it, or do the bees not bother him?

[@GameKun]

Poogan123 He’s used to it by now and yes he is constantly getting stung

[@altmrrelaxed]

The state’s first so-called diverging diamond interchange will be constructed on Marvin Road at Interstate 5 in the Hawks Prairie area of Lacey starting this summer.

[@628DirtRooster]

They are starting to build round abouts instead of intersections around here too. That's all new to our area.

[@Ellipsis780]

@@628DirtRooster They put a round about here too recently. I drove around it two or three times just for fun. Happy 4th with apple pie and ice-cream on top.

[@stargazer_Lily71]

What is a brood (not sure if I'm spelling that correctly)? I thought those were honey bees? No?

[@jeremypatterson1319]

If you have multiple queens in a swarm, can you count one swarm for each queen?

[@mipajaro1]

I used to cut hair. Look at this video and check out four beard. Glad you have talent to bees.

[@Liadara]

Bees keep flying in my house at night. the ones that don't end up dying on my stoop. I put a plastic cup with honey and a paper towel near my backlight and that seemed to decrease the deaths and home invasions. Is it normal for bees to forget to go home before nightfall?

[@joerowland607]

If you have a hive that can see your houslight they will go to the light. You have a hive that is close. Watch where they are in they day. Most likely within 100 feet of your light.

[@Liadara]

@@joerowland607 Im right smack in the middle fruit orchards so I figure they might be from the bees they get to pollinate the fruit trees

[@stanpatterson5033]

It's the light. The bees "invading" your house are likely bees that have already made it home (if they were out foraging). Often bees will hang out on the side or top of their home, much like people will go sit on a porch or patio. They see light and momentarily become confused and leave their perch and fly towards the light the way a lot of insects do. One thing you could try would be keeping that light off as much as possible, also closing curtains or blinds in the evenings. Obviously, the ultimate solution would be to move the hive away from your place and the lights. If there are no human-built and placed hives nearby, then I would suggest that you have a colony of honeybees nearby that have made either a natural shelter in a tree or some structure, or have found their way into a man-made structure nearby your lights and home. If it's the case that a colony has taken up residence nearby, then you might want to consider finding them and either removing them yourself, or perhaps asking a professional to size up the situation, possibly give an estimate if there is work to be done.

[@joerowland607]

@@Liadara it is possible that those bees threw a swarm off and now there is an active hive. That or they are setting the pollination hive real close to your house. Go get some equipment and set out and catch those swarms. Thats payback for those ole girls invading your space!!!!!!!🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 get some low voltage lighting and place a distance from your house. That will maybe keep them from your house. At night around a light all bees are mad.

Your wife mentioned a sherpa which technically you could have one. A sherpa is generally the native people who live around Mt. Everest. They are those small gentleman you see carry hundreds of pounds of gear and you don't understand how it's possible for them to carry that weight. So you could have a bee sherpa who carries the heavy boxes up the ladder and down as well as stairs in people's houses. Cheers!!!

[@vanishedforgotten433]

Lol I Love the contests yall do. R u still having them? Lol.

[@628DirtRooster]

We are. We’re tied at the moment.

[@vanishedforgotten433]

@@628DirtRooster Awesome!! Yay 😊 I'm trying to keep up but still trying to catch up watching ur other videos. I have watched all ur current ones thou lol

[@whatcher8151]

If I may ask, what church do you do ur church in at. Always can tell or see the fruit in ya. Blessed.

[@628DirtRooster]

Northwood Church Gulfport, MS

[@jackdecker4613]

Hey Randy, have you ever tried one of those FLOW HIVES.?

[@628DirtRooster]

I've fooled with three of those setups that were other people's and I've talked to dozens of other people about theirs. I've never had any of my own. They typically end up on a shelf somewhere from what I'm hearing.

[@tealkerberus748]

Those things promote bad husbandry. People expect to just turn the tap and get honey, and never learn to inspect the brood or check for parasites and diseases, or even swarm cells - the first thing they know of their bees having a problem is when they turn the tap and no honey comes out. 😡

[@creativenative218]

I've seen beekeepers use a smoker to calm the bees. Do you or any others use smoke to capture bees, ( when they're in an outside setting?) Also what does it mean when a queen is piping?

[@nomerc3608]

They just put that same type of backwards exits on I40/I85, exit 153 in North Carolina.

[@ukegirlcarolchannelling4461]

How am I the first view, but not the first comment? Randy, I love your channel

[@dirtyoldfarmhand3]

Look at the min he he

[@ukegirlcarolchannelling4461]

@@dirtyoldfarmhand3 considering who the other earlier commenters are ... I'll take it!

[@dirtyoldfarmhand3]

@@ukegirlcarolchannelling4461 You take it girl!

[@iveykennedyyy5250]

What's the biggest swarm of bees you have ever had to go get

[@starriderkittykat9064]

Since I've been watching you I'd love to become a hobby bee keeper,I'm on the east coast of FL and just read a report of Bees being killed at a record high here in Volusia county from the mite... When I read it first thing I thought of was,Ask 628 Dirtrooster he will know what to do..

[@elliemay1229]

@13:00 Bringing the bees home in the cab? I see one on the ceiling.

[@628DirtRooster]

It's hard to get them to stay in a seat belt.

[@AwesomeFish12]

It's the one that called "shotgun" first, the rest had to sit in the back.

[@628DirtRooster]

@@AwesomeFish12 LOL

[@benczyrny6523]

Great Video 🎥

[@628DirtRooster]

Much appreciated Ben.

[@Makermook]

How did that little swarm end up doing?

[@AwesomeFish12]

I reckon a Queen piping sounds more like a mobile phone in someones pocket set to vibrate than a "distant chicken" haha. Maybe it's somewhere in between the two.

[@invertedkiki5267]

He’s not even wearing freaking gloves the hell

[@laurahelenaxou1834]

Those space suits are for little girls...

[@prg2812]

Titanium balls are hard to scratch with gloves on.

[@randlerichardson5826]

Do u put honey in them boxes to lure them or do they just go in ??

[@Tindometari]

A swarm is looking for a place to build a colony, and modern beehives are designed to be as close as possible to an ideal bee habitat -- better than generally found in nature. So the swarm gets dropped on the box, goes in, is pleased with the amenities ... and once the queen is in, they're home. You keep them closed in 48 hours to start them committing to the hive by laying comb (also to get used to their new queen if you gave them one).

[@randlerichardson5826]

Arkadia Moon oh ok that’s great thanks GOD BLESS

[@tealkerberus748]

Better not to have any honey in it, but they do like the smell of old brood comb, if you have an empty frame spare.

[@willmegehee]

(Randy searching for queen...) sting! ... “they won’t sting ya....” lol!

[@628DirtRooster]

LOL Got to keep them calm.

[@Tindometari]

He's not wrong, or contradicting himself. Swarms won't go after anybody in any kind of mass colony defence, because they don't have a hive or brood to protect. The stings DR is getting probably come from accidentally squeezing individual bees as he's handling the swarm -- this is not a hazard to onlookers, only to people who stick their hands in.

[@birdnest5814]

Imma rooting for de rooster!

[@huunnchohancho6045]

This guy's brave as hell danm son

[@OkieRob]

As far as a sherpa goes, they haul all that gear up on Mt. Everest., and the dead bodies and trash down. But the word "Sherpa" originally meant "people from the East" and is pronounced "shar-wa" by the Sherpa themselves. Before mountain climbing became a popular pastime in the Himalayas, the word Sherpa simply denoted a group of people who migrated to Nepal from Eastern Tibet.

[@628DirtRooster]

I need a sherpa every time I do a job above the first story.

[@OkieRob]

628DirtRooster Bees they probably couldn't handle the heat.

[@628DirtRooster]

@@OkieRob Probably true

[@zippytippy]

a Sherpa is a guide through the mountains for example... :)

[@HERBALNATUMAN1]

Is it a just that one, or more than one swarm?

[@628DirtRooster]

Just one

[@BrokePhilanthropist]

1:16 oh man that looks like 20lbs of bees

[@Barbara_Schulz]

If they are fanning, does that mean the queen is inside?

[@donnierobertson3088]

Great job