First Time Meeting A Real Queen

Welcome back to another exciting episode of honey bee removal videos with Yappy Beeman.
I'm happy to share what turned out to be a really great removal not only for me but for a sweet customer who was happy to save a colony of bees the right way. It's understandable that finding bees in a void of your home can be extremely scary. With all the bad press out there about "killer bees", and lack of knowledge about bees in general, its hard to know what to do or who to call to have the situation resolved safely. I hope through my videos that people will see there ae ways to safely manage situations like this.
I got the call about the bees that were found under the customers porch and was glad to respond. I found a nice colony of bees that had actually only been there for a day or two. What's interesting is that bees send scouts to check a spot they want to make a new home at and will leave guard bees there to keep other colonies from trying to move in to it. I believe that had been seeing those scouts for a few days before the actual colony had moved in for a total of about a week before my visit.
The bees were great. They were in rebuild mode and hadn't even had time for the queen to get back to laying eggs yet. That could be why they were less defensive than they could have been. I didn't take a single sting and as you can see, they were even nice enough to hang out for the camera and the homeowner. We made this one just a bit more special and let her name the queen.
Honeybees can always be dangerous and it is not recommended to attempt to remove them with experience with bees or construction knowledge.
I hope you enjoy this little bit of fun. I enjoy your feedback in the comments and thank you for taking the time to check out my channel. Until the next time, enjoy the show.
Yappy Beeman is a professional bee remover performing live honey bee removals in Alabama as "Alabama Bee Rescue" and relocates them to apiaries away from residential areas so they can rebuild and thrive as a honey bee colony producing honey. Yappy is an Alabama Beekeepers association member that has performed over 1000 live bee removals. Yappy with the help of his great friends Jpthebeeman, 628 Dirtrooster bees, Jeff Horchoff and many others, I have learned many skills to remove bee swarms and honey bee colonies safely for the bees and home owners alike.
@628DirtRooster Bees @JPthebeeman @Jeff Horchoff Bees @brucesbees @Nature’s Image Farm -Greg Burns @Castle Hives @Darryl Patton @Bohemia Bees @The California Beekeeper @Hornet King
Here is a little bee educational material for ya.
Africanized honey bees (known colloquially as "killer bees") are hybrids between European stock and the East African lowland subspecies A. m. scutellata; they are often more aggressive than European honey bees and do not create as much of a honey surplus, but are more resistant to disease and are better foragers.[23] Accidentally released from quarantine in Brazil, they have spread to North America and constitute a pest in some regions. However, these strains do not overwinter well, so they are not often found in the colder, more northern parts of North America. The original breeding experiment for which the East African lowland honey bees were brought to Brazil in the first place has continued (though not as originally intended). Novel hybrid strains of domestic and re-domesticated Africanized honey bees combine high resilience to tropical conditions and good yields. They are popular among beekeepers in Brazil.
Honey bees appear to have their center of origin in South and Southeast Asia (including the Philippines), as all the extant species except Apis mellifera are native to that region. Notably, living representatives of the earliest lineages to diverge (Apis florea and Apis andreniformis) have their center of origin there.[7]
The first Apis bees appear in the fossil record at the Eocene-Oligocene boundary (34 mya), in European deposits. The origin of these prehistoric honey bees does not necessarily indicate Europe as the place of origin of the genus, only that the bees were present in Europe. Few fossil deposits are known from South Asia, the suspected region of honey bee origin, and fewer still have been thoroughly studied.
No Apis species existed in the New World during human times before the introduction of A. mellifera by Europeans. Only one fossil species is documented from the New World, Apis nearctica, known from a single 14 million-year-old specimen from Nevada.[8]
The close relatives of modern honey bees - e.g., bumblebees and stingless bees - are also social to some degree, and social behavior seems a plesiomorphic trait that predates the origin of the genus. Among the extant members of Apis, the more basal species make single, exposed combs, while the more recently evolved species nest in cavities and have multiple combs, which has greatly facilitated their domestication.

[@YappyBeeman]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5nHd2WPZ92SpLM An absolute awesome time with thos one. These guys made the video. Enjoy

[@chaos60]

Who knew that bees could be so peaceful sometimes. This is amazing stuff.

[@mausplays7101]

I knew it but only because I go to a bee lesson when I was a child in Austria. But i never go ahead and grab a bunch of bees like you do. Amazing 👏 Bees are one of the most important living creatures on earth I mean any creature is somehow reasonable but bees are kind of number 1 with the pollen job on flowers. Big respect for what you do! 💯 %

[@John-Stark]

Honey Bees are chill if you keep calm, it's the Wasps and Yellow Jacket that are assholes

[@Bunny-bo2sr]

I'm extremely allergic to bees but I like taking unprocessed honey, sugar and water, syrup, and hummingbird nectar to feed them outside my window each summer. So far I've been able to identify at least 5 different colonies that will stop by. They have even started leaving me alone while I'm outside which I'm grateful for.

[@alfadasfire]

Bees are fine, bees are cool. Wasps and hornets are the terrible ones

[@selfefan1]

I guess if you only know africanized bees its weird to see friendly bees, I'm from Europe and I never seen a bee sting someone without good reason. They are really sweet and nice. german yellowjacket on the other hand are demon spawns.

[@Critter145]

I love seeing bee content like this. Bees aren’t pests, they literally help keep us alive and I love seeing people be gentle and understanding with critical biological infrastructure.

[@charleslouviere8064]

Bees shouldn’t be exterminated but I wouldn’t prefer for them to be near me

[@richarddesimone960]

Yes this is true. But if your doing it for the sake of a quick honey batch then bee keeping isnt for you. Never house bees just for honey.

[@Doxymeister]

I'm allergic too, and was scared of bees and wasps for that reason. Then I "met" you, JP, DirtRooster, Jeff from the Abbey, guys like you, and got to know bees and became fascinated by them. If I ever get a swarm in my home, I know what to do now. I was telling my Mom about my newfound fascination with bees--and she told me that her mother kept several hives when she was a child! I never knew that about my grandmother. I did know that my grandfather passed away when she was pregnant with her 7th child, and she went on to raise her family and work the family farm alone. This new knowledge added a whole 'nother dimension to my respect for grandmothers! Great video, Yappy!

[@YappyBeeman]

Thank you. It was a memory maker for sure.

[@sandon3085]

Love this!!!!

[@kathyhathaway8823]

That lady seams like a sweet little lady. Glad you took great care of her . As always thanks for your video’s and information. Thanks

[@YappyBeeman]

She is. I really enjoyed meeting her.

[@shineyrocks390]

seam /sēm/ Learn to pronounce noun plural noun: seams 1. a line along which two pieces of fabric are sewn together in a garment or other article. Similar: join stitching joint junction closure line suture 2. an underground layer, as of ore or coal. "the buried forests became seams of coal" seem /sēm/ Learn to pronounce verb give the impression or sensation of being something or having a particular quality. "Dawn seemed annoyed" Similar: appear appear to be give the impression of being look look like look as though one is look to be have the look of show signs of come across as strike someone as sound used to make a statement or description of one's thoughts, feelings, or actions less assertive or forceful. "I seem to remember giving you very precise instructions" be unable to do something, despite having tried. "he couldn't seem to remember his lines" Hooked on phonics worked for me. You can do it precious.

[@kathyhathaway8823]

@@shineyrocks390 let’s see if I get this one CORRECT ( smart ass ) . Maybe one day everyone in the world will be as great as you or as great as you think you are 🤞

[@Mr.NobodyOfficial]

The fact he can stick his hand into a colony of bees and just joking around a bit about it without any fear or hesitation just proves how awesome this guy is, thanks for the content!

[@charleslouviere8064]

**grabs handful of bees for show and tell**

[@julieenslow5915]

"We won't get honey off them until next year, but, you know it's gonna be alright." Beekeepers are eternal optimists. You work hard today and hope for a payday a year from now - assuming no issues with the bees or the beek, and as few stings and expenses as possible. I love beekeepers!!

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

@@Godwinpounds4333 This isn't a dating site so please stop commenting on every woman's post. Thanks.

[@ThyMushroomMaster]

@@Godwinpounds4333 stop being creepy dude

[@johnniecarter3013]

It’s so awesome seeing how much you love the bees and teaching folks about them. You couldn’t hide it if you wanted to and think that’s great! Thanks for sharing your love with us brother!

[@YappyBeeman]

It's an honor and definitely a pleasure.

[@rjung_ch]

Same here, love what you do

[@sharynhay9993]

You and other bee rescuers do a great public service. I am allergic and was really afraid of bees. Now I am fascinated by them and respect them. I had a swarm several years ago but the company that I called had to exterminate them. They were very aggressive and I was told that very few swarms in my area can be saved because they have been Africanized.

[@YappyBeeman]

It's a sad fact in some places. Safety first but I'm glad I don't have them here.

[@MrLuigge]

what is the problem with African bees?

[@kylesyoutubeandstuff2895]

@@MrLuigge They're bees that were force bred and are incredibly aggressive compared to honey bees. I could be wrong but I think they also kill honey bees and don't produce as much honey. That's what happens when humans try to play God though, you piss off mother nature :/

[@MrLuigge]

@@kylesyoutubeandstuff2895 oh I see... that is sad...

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Africanized are the mean ones?

[@AnneIglesias]

My 4 year old and I have been loving your videos. She has always loved bees like I have and we curl up together to watch these. Her favorite moments are always seeing the combs full of honey and the search for the queen. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences in this channel. You bring us a lot of smiles.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

I wonder if there's ever been a king bee?

[@ineshvaladolenc6559]

@@RedRoseSeptember22 Does not exist. There's drones.

[@katherinekinnaird4408]

This brings back wonderful memories. Today I turned 64 years young... years ago my father retired from the grocery industry. He began helping his friend with his pollination business. My dad fell in love with bees. As well as stings to one of his shoulders. He had had pain for many year in that shoulder area. But after accidental bee stings under his shirt the pain disappeared. Amazing!. Well he had his own business until just before his death. Them my mother kept 1 hive.in her back yard for another 12 years. Delicious honey and memories I love. We all have lived and I still live in the Southern San Joaquin Valley of California. We do bees! Thank you I am new to your channel and look forward to your videos. God bless you all

[@pickingwilddaisies945]

My grandma would’ve loved this! She would’ve held the bees happily 🐝🐝🐝🐝

[@Lovepreet_Singh93]

You Sir are my hero.. Saving the bee’s 🐝 and educating us all about them.. Lots of Respect from Punjab,India 🇮🇳 🇮🇳

[@michaelfike7542]

Great job with the bees and with the ladies. I'm surprised she didn't take your job away from you she seemed so interested with the bees.❤🐝

[@YappyBeeman]

She was awesome.

[@JeffHorchoff]

JP would have put the drone in his mouth and cleaned it before he handed it to Granny. Another great adventure as they all are. God's peace brother.

[@YappyBeeman]

There ya go. Raise that bar just that much higher. You know there's only one JP. Can't remake that magic.

[@Susietacoma]

Yappy, another AWESOME 🐝 video! You did it again. You caught the Queen 👑. Nice job. Thank you for sharing this removal with us. Fascinating.

[@YappyBeeman]

Thank you. It's become a game of cat and mouse to me. And I always win..... I'm VERY lucky like that.

[@laceitup1]

When I was a little tot, 6-7, we had a bee hive under our pig barn. I would sit for hours and just watch them. Didn't understand much but was so fascinated with them. Found out I was highly allergic to them when a few got in my coat sleeve and stung me. Sent me to the hospital! I didn't care, I still sat and watched them. I grew up to be a gardener and pray I see bees in my garden😂 We need them to be saved, so thank you! You are so fun to watch😁

[@YappyBeeman]

I understand. I do the same with my bees. A glass of tea and I'm good for hours just watching them come and go.

[@laceitup1]

Thanks Yappy, not many back then understood me😂 Well, not many understand me now!

[@Michelle-yg6jd]

My daughter and I are watching your videos together. Neither of us have any particular interest in bees normally, but your love and passion for what you do and the species you work with bleeds through and makes watching you a joy! It's so cool to see you handle them with such care and no fear. My 8 year old offers "mad props" for no beekeeping body protection 😂

[@mildlymarvelous]

I just discovered your channel today, and I cannot get over the bee vacuum 😂 I had assumed you would bring along some kind of portable bee box and lure them all in with the queen, but nope!

[@rburn6677]

It is amazing how bees will take advantage of any hole that leads to a protected space and create a hive. Are there certain bees that their job is to look for new places to live? Or do they stumble across these holes and cracks? How big will a hive get? Will the hive split when it reaches a certain size?

[@YappyBeeman]

That's the question and a good one. How they find "that one place" is beyond me. But they do it all the time.

[@ThyMushroomMaster]

Yappy, really glad to see creators like you, with so much love for his work. I wish you the best, and want to tell you to keep going ! Best regards !

[@mcsmith732]

Thank you for the education. I feel much better about bees since I've been watching your channel. I do wonder how many times you've been stung and if you are basically immune to bee stings as a result? And where did your love of bees come from?

[@YappyBeeman]

I am immune. After 10 years of this it's finally paying off to not swell from it

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

@@YappyBeeman That's awesome :) Does it even hurt anymore?

[@Ambipie]

@@RedRoseSeptember22 course it's gonna hurt it's a tiny little needle

[@dracul_gras]

so glad that you’re gaining traction, you are so wholesome and are doing the bees an amazing job (and thats coming from someone who is allergic and terrified of bees/wasps irl lol)

[@YappyBeeman]

Thank you. I'm very blessed and grateful to the community response.

[@thesidelinebeekeeper-craig6924]

Great video happy! You cutout specialist are a special breed. Stay safe pal

[@YappyBeeman]

Thank you. Can't wait for the next one.

[@kellyrick8201]

Great video Yappy. Thank you

[@YappyBeeman]

Thanks for checking it out. Now on to the next one.

[@RobertShippey]

KZbin recommend your videos to me. It’s so mesmerising watching all the bees move! You’re a professional with your customers too, educating and entertaining them while you do the work.

[@YappyBeeman]

Glad you took the algorithm bait, lol. I enjoy working with and saving bees. Educating is a special bonus. Thanks for jumping in the deep end of my world.

[@EzMcKellip]

My first ever remembered sting was a bumble bee. I was five and loved bug catching. Had never seen a bumbler before so I touched it with my thumb, ouch. Had a few hornet stings growing up and those were quite painful. But I’ve always love bees even after the stings. Even at 22 years old if I see a bee I’ll just watch it do it’s thing and won’t have issue even at inches away. Would love to beekeep one day.

[@nielskerszemaker5377]

How awesome!!! U and ure beee friends mate. ty ,it is so nice to look at how relex those littlle critters are. beautifull

[@broderickroost393]

I like the fact how educational you are with the people that you rescue the bees from. I can imagine that those people are going to have a different view on how bees act.

[@Eric.S06]

While performing relocations is great I think your ambassadorship of educating people about bees like in this video really are what its about. I'm scared to death of bees but understand their value. Keep it up and hopefully you are making some extra scratch from me binge watching these videos.

[@eaglerider1826]

I've watched and enjoyed several of your video's . I'm still amazed that they aren't more protective of the queen and their hive . If someone came along and grabbed my mom and took her away and took apart my house I would be upset .

[@michaelwatson7364]

"You're scared of bees, ya freak out." That sir is why we watch you.

[@Bl00dMalice]

"They look like big, good, strong hands, don't they?" I'm very impressed with how precise and nimbly you use them with such small creatures. You certainly take good care of your little friends!

[@dankthegank4315]

Dude the way you interact and teach the people that call you out for your service is awesome. Keep it up bro.

[@mickey_mousey]

Such a sweet and wholesome series, I love watching people get so excited about saving bees restores my faith in humanity a little bit every time. Thank you for your effort in saving our little friends!

[@NaturesImageFarmGregBurns]

Awesome video Yappy!

[@YappyBeeman]

Thanks Greg. It was as much fun to edit as it was to video. They were great folks to be with.

[@angelrabbit13]

I always experience awe and wonder when watching you and the bees…My fascination never ends 🐝☀️

[@daevlejhon8511]

You're doing God's work taking care of those bees, they do such important work for us...i just love them!

[@jarrettc7215]

Just found your channel. Bees fascinate me. When you approach a job and you put your hand in, reminds me how gentle bees are. They just want to work! How do you tell when approaching if the bees are Africanized? Is there a so called tell? Do they look or swarm differently? Love your channel.

[@joedenton7023]

Great job Yappy, you have made believers out those two ladies, and friend for life! Hope you have a fantastic 2022!

[@YappyBeeman]

Thanks Joe. They were wonderful. Happy 22 to you also.

[@CONEHEADDK]

I've only seen one swarm sitting in my life, and I did stand within reach of them, but didn't know anything, so I was a bit nervous. Now (thanks to you) I just hope, that I will get a new chance to touch one a bit - I can handle a few stings, if that should happen, as long as I know, it might be coming.

[@BlueMoonBee1111]

Soo awesome to see people who care move bee hives to a safer places. We need the bees so thank you soo much for taking care of them for all of us. Great video...L&L 2U BmB

[@retrolightning2k86]

Thank youtube for whatever sort of algorithm decided to recommend this channel to me. Love this stuff and your personality makes this stuff ten times more entertaining! thanks yappy!

[@noluck33]

Just simply amazes me how you almost never use any protective gear and handle the bees. Love to watch you work, and save all the bees instead of killing them. Thanks.

[@TheRealMiniIsHere]

There is a location I use to work on that had ground nesting bees, I had to section it off since they're endangered according to our specialist in the uk. But you could just walk right over and they wouldn't do anything to you. It was interesting to watch how they keep low to the ground working away going into tiny holes.

[@YappyBeeman]

Interesting. I wonder what genetic that was.

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

Heck of a job Yappy!!!! Thanks!

[@CumbersomeGuys]

Just found your channel and I’m so fascinated by how gentle you are with the bees, keep up the great work I’m loving the content!

[@Awesomeplace]

I never liked bees but wow, after watching a few of your videos it became less scary each time and way more interesting. This blows me away incredible content

[@denisemcadams4045]

Good job Yappy!! Love your videos

[@FlatoutBricked]

I just found your channel and I am impressed with how well you've increased your video quality over time. It was great to see you educating people along the way. Keep it up brotha

[@colleenmurphy1333]

Love you yappy, your so gentle with the bees, love your videos🇨🇦 Colleen Happy Easter

[@YappyBeeman]

Thank you! You too!

[@mooncakerabbithender7203]

How absolutely amazing! You gave those ladies confidence to stand so close to them. I wonder did your hands get stung during this removal. Its wonderful to witness your work. Thank you for sharing .

[@YappyBeeman]

No stings on this particular removal.

[@nats2976]

Amazing job, nice to see a positive story about bees. In the last few years it's more of why are colonies collapsing.

[@cecoya]

The bees are actually being nice and not stinging anyone. WOW Never would have thought that could happen. Most bees I see are wanting to get to flowers and don't get in their way they sting. Have a great day

[@Crisjola]

It's so funny because I'm not afraid/freaked out by bees but I have such an irrational hate/fear of wasps and/or yellow jackets/hornets it's not even funny. (Floridian and new viewer here! Love the content!) It's great to see someone who not only appreciates the bees, and dislikes the wasps/hornets, but who also knows enough to rehome them and make sure they live bee-autiful lives. (I'll see myself out for that pun.)

[@leemc.8843]

You are great! I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos

[@Brievel]

I really _really_ loved the music during the vacuuming.

[@geocacheguy6736]

3:16 did you get stung? Love you yappy! Found your videos a few days ago and watched a bunch of the recent ones. Thank you for distracting me from the crazy world of today to enjoy some bees.

[@YappyBeeman]

No. I actually didn't take any stings during this one. Great batch of bees.

[@betsystevenson921]

You are amazing “Beeman” 🐝 🐝 🐝

[@joecomparato7332]

You are a crazy fun guy to watch. I am highly allergic to bee and wasp stings. I cant tell you how many hospital visits Ive had. Seeing you work is so totally amazing for me to see all that activity because I have always stayed as far as possible from stingers. Every couple years I do very carefully pick several gallons of dandilions because I make some real amazing wine with them. I wish I could bee as calm around them as you are, but I kinda panic when cornered by them. Your videos are extremely helpful and informative and I do know how important the bees are. Thanks for the work and especcially the videos. Joey C.

[@michaelg6686]

Another Nice queen. Great job "Yappy".

[@YappyBeeman]

Thank you. She was a keeper.

[@kylesyoutubeandstuff2895]

You're doing the lords work man, respect to you for saving the bees one hive at a time.

[@hmspain52]

How did you cut the wood without ticking off the bees? :-)

[@nielskerszemaker5377]

cut rrrlllyy gentle

[@YappyBeeman]

Yep.....and be ready to run fast if that doesn't work.

[@CONEHEADDK]

@@YappyBeeman Would be cool to see that part, if you got it. One where you need to run too.. ;P

[@atomspalter2090]

this channel fills me with joy

[@kararenner3331]

Yappy your videos are the best!

[@dmytrostepanyuk7808]

I like watching the show I'm very happy that you are saving they , it makes me feel happy 😁 beautiful creatures!❤️❤️❤️

[@wadood8700]

I love the bees but u really make ur videos special, it wouldn't be the same without ur positivity Yappy

[@jazzquebec2847]

Oh wow, what beauties. It's been a long time since I've seen these beauties of Nature. I'm from the countryside and these flying beauties have always intrigued and impressed me. Thank you Sir.

[@dsummerscm]

Another great video Yappy!

[@YappyBeeman]

Thank Dawn. It was a fun one for all of us.

[@DooleyBFR]

I love hearin you talk brother!! Jesus id lord!!! I wouldnt bee mad if youall prayed a blessin for me! God Bless you brotherman!!!

[@Peter_Gunn]

That lady wasn't sure about going under the deck with them bees under there. Lol great job

[@DocLaw172]

Since starting to watch you, Schawee (or however that is spelled) and J. P., I have learned to not be afraid of them. You all taught an old dog new tricks.

[@deenice5444]

Your videos are so cool to watch. I really enjoy it.

[@backwardbeekeeper4278]

I spent allll night watching your videos. They was just amazing and funny. Thank you for the content

[@bevivins4806]

Love this as I have every other video. I am allergic to bee stings so have always viewed them with a bit of panic...not anymore, i have learnt so much from this channel

[@stevenb427]

You learn something new everyday. 👊

[@donbearden1953]

Yappy, that was a nice size colony! That elderly lady reminded me of my grandmother. When did you remove that one? Did you film the one that you did near my house close to Bucs a few months ago?

[@YappyBeeman]

This was last spring. Not sure if I did a full video or not on that other.

[@Mr.Bungle03]

This is so interesting! Great vid

[@PeterOkeefe54]

thank you yappy

[@NeshaeSerpentine]

A couple summers ago I lived in a shed and there was a bee hive somewhere close enough that there were always bees in it. I had the invigorating experience of letting a few of them crawl on me and got over my fear of bees. I don't know that I'll ever grab handfuls of them like you do but it's cool to see you do it.

[@gerardjohnson2106]

Nice wrangling. I learned that terminology from someone you know. Only takes 2 hours. Yappy, thank you for sharing. Always enjoy your videos.

[@YappyBeeman]

Oh yes. Mr Ed is a great guy. So good he keeps me on my toes laughing. Thanks for the comment.

[@nadlecy2811]

You're the hero this world needs, a real bee-ro if you will !

[@alberttrotter3637]

This guy is boom!!!! I want to come to America and meet this guy I want to watch him in action watching his videos is fascinating 👍👍👍👍

[@Bendanna93]

I'm very happy to have found a channel like this.

[@alexandersalz5850]

wonderfull to see you care so much for them :)

[@livingstone8347]

Yappy Beeman I've just today started watching your video's and what you do is awesome! I would love to try some fresh honey and honeycomb! Mark, Scotland.

[@livingstone8347]

How often do you get some honey from customers hives? And how much honey do the bees produce in your own hives? I want to thank you, have watched a lot/most of your video's in one day and would love to do beekeeping, I just don't know if there would be an opportunity to in central Scotland where I live.

[@YappyBeeman]

Welcome to my little bee fun page. I hope you can find someone local to get a bit of comb and honey from. It is absolutely amazing and you will probably be spoiled after you try it.

[@livingstone8347]

@@YappyBeeman Thanks! I'm ordering some local comb in a couple of weeks. Look forward to the next video.

[@grahamwebb1367]

recently got into your videos and i really love them what you do is awesome love from england

[@YappyBeeman]

Thank you. I very much enjoy working with the bees. Hello back from the states.

[@patriciastalons4373]

I think what you do in re-homing these bees is so cool

[@hazelnut7253]

These videos are amazing I watch your videos when I can

[@YappyBeeman]

Thank you. It's a pleasure to share them.

[@judybisbee5457]

Just found your channel keep up the good work .

[@theomegablade6415]

i've honestly got a new found liking for bees, still wouldn't go near them, but i respect them a hell of a lot more

[@3nthamornin]

Your videos are great, and you're doing great work!

[@MikeBarryBees]

Yappy out dare saving dem bees.....get’em Yappy!

[@YappyBeeman]

Like a rock star!!! I luv this stuff.

[@kevinodonnell3017]

As always, another great video.

[@thehappyone100]

Ok had my answer already.. thanks for the vid!

[@darthcolombo8194]

Greetings from Chicago! Mad respect to what you do. I have anxiety yet fascinated watching your videos haha! Question, know you're immune to the stings but on average how often do you get stung doing one of these jobs? Keep up the great work!

[@CadPlaysMC]

I hope this is the next video to blow up, Great content!

[@loribach534]

Wow! That's amazing work in only just three weeks!

[@lucy-eq3ts]

ok I still am not really confident with bees in real life, but your channel has definitely made me more curious and accepting :)

[@robinvmars6191]

lovely channel you've got! I was wondering, can the removed comb ever be repurposed so they don't need to build it again, or is it just used for wax?