How to create swarm with mated queen easy way to get extra hive

How to create swarm with mated queen easy way to get extra hive
How to get extra hive from swarm
With mated queen
Here is a great way to control random unnoticed swarms, its will thin down on overpopulated colonies, and swarms will stay on the limb until you remove it. Its another way to do a split without disturbing the hives.
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[@larrytornetta9764]

Been keeping bees for 20 years and I just learned something.

[@gazinta]

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[@automan531]

I agree this is exactly why David has 100k subscribers. I would have never thought of that and who else would share is if they sold bee packages or nuks . Thank you David for yet another great video!

[@kfgabriele9852]

I couldn't agree more. We're truly fortunate to be able to benefit from someone so generous with his time and knowledge. Thank you so much, Dave. You're a blessing!

[@allenferry1268]

That would work slicker than snot when your moving a yard or pulling rented hives. I moved a bunch of hives out of an almond grove in California years ago. If we would have done that when we started loading the hives we could have recaptured all those lost bees in nucs and made more hives or used them to add to supplement week colonies. Great idea and thanks for sharing.

[@carlmcguire2204]

Powerful and ingenuous You are the barnyard bee wizard

[@44thala49]

Well I don’t know how I’ve just now found this video, but after watching this I believe that I’ve about seen it all. This is a very interesting experiment for sure.

[@rhno3842]

I don’t think you realize the kind of good luck these videos bring you. 👍👍👍

[@jmaldy67]

You are truly The Bee Whisperer! I love your videos they are very informative.

[@opalezell319]

I love watching!!!

[@spudgn]

Thanks Dave. Always a good watch.

[@libertybellbeekeepers]

Got my package Wednesday, a day earlier than expected, but the girls are getting busy here in Philadelphia brining in pollen and building comb. Thanks for your great videos, info, and service.

[@fulcrumize]

Thanks David !

[@kfgabriele9852]

Wow! What an incredible pro tip and yet another reason this is one of THE MOST useful and helpful bee sites out there. Dave, you are without a doubt... the BEE-MASTER!

[@stipesimic296]

@@davidhaught84 Can you do this with virgine queen?

[@222boneal]

@@stipesimic296 Nope, he said they will just ignore her.

[@stipesimic296]

@@222boneal ahaa, okee, thx man.

[@zacharykrawczyk3942]

That's really interesting! It makes quite a lot of sense from an evolutionary perspective, since adding to a swarm can let it survive the elements better and therefor propagate the species at a tiny cost to nearby hives.

[@jeanniehiebert3169]

Bees are so cute! I can't wait to get some of these adorable beings. I wonder why more people don't have pet bees.

[@jackolantern404]

Incredible!! This is another piece of knowledge to add to the notebook! Thanks for sharing David

[@billychaney4581]

Thats so awesome, Thanks for taking the time to explain these things! No surprise you've hit 100k sub's

[@drewhillfarm1830]

I love your experiments! Thanks!

[@Tamburello_1994]

The man, and his bees. Thanks again for the excellent content.

[@dugnantz6140]

Thanks for sharing. Every time I watch I learn.

[@georgegarcia5052]

Wow... this is one of the most interesting videos I’ve seen on beekeeping! Thanks!

[@josh30705]

This is absolutely awesome! What a cool idea! Thanks for sharing. I'm going to put this in my toolbox.

[@outdoors30rudenko63]

Thank you David for sharing your knowledge. always theres some new we can learn I started couple years ago from a swarm having trouble them wintering in southern Iowa is always really cold winters

[@loislangley2975]

Thank you. Very interesting and comforting to see how relaxed one can be around the bees. I am looking forward to trying some of your ideas in spring. We are just coming into winter here in Queensland Australia.

[@joedenton7023]

You are amazing to watch! Thanks for sharing this information! Shared you channel today with a friend today!

[@SparkieDog1]

Thank you very much for sharing this information!!

[@dwaynegosnell9980]

I’m trying to get started beekeeping but on a budget. I’ve built two 5 frame nucs and put some lemon grass oil in them and set them in different locations. Wish me luck. Can’t afford 120 for package right now. Thanks for your videos.

[@danskisbees7348]

Good luck Dwayne. You'll enjoy checking your nucs.

[@lubomirkurpel9757]

Did it work? Did you fill all your 5 nucs? It is after beekeeping season so I am curious. Thanks for answer.

[@carmenw6717]

Another great informative video dave!

[@samdumaquis2033]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. 3 cheers for you from over here in France.

[@Daniel-nf8pp]

Thanks for sharing this. All the best.

[@Mackabees]

Thanks Dave. Best packages east of the Mississippi. 1st year and I have not worn any protective equipment yet. Last Monday shook them in and yesterday checked for queen release and how the plastic foundations are working. I did checker board and ladies preferred the full foundation.

[@davidkehr4730]

That looks like too many bees for a two frame box.

[@frankparis9408]

Wonderful idea!

[@junkbox7588]

Awesome ... thanks for sharing... going to try this

[@goldwp2]

Thanks you for the information.

[@creatorediillusioni]

Great video David!

[@johnvlasuk281]

Loved this video, truly amazing and informative. Thank you so much, plan to try it myself.

[@igotstanghoney9779]

Have to try that out great job just getting started here learned a lot

[@paulblackman3936]

Thank you for sharing. An interesting technique, one which I will try soon.

[@tmcuevs7988]

this is priceless info. thanks! you have nice lemon colored bees.

[@johnbeard7404]

Wonderful info.

[@tallcedars2310]

Am working towards setting up a used hive & was wondering what to do when ours swarmed, this looks like the natural way to manage it. Really appreciate you showing us what you are doing, sub'd and off to start watching your other video's.

[@gileshoney5796]

Fascinating. I have not seen that done before. Very cool.

[@heatherbailey8594]

That's so cool. Great clip

[@veereshdharwad2389]

I'm very much impressed

[@Gulfhomestead]

I’m so doing this!!! Thank you for the awesome info!!!

[@bile897]

Thanks for sharing knowledge

[@alanporter2694]

Thanks David, that’s a new one for me also. Thanks

[@gjbowens13]

Your awesome, great info thank you...you make it look so easy!

[@AnnaKra]

Thank you! Awesome video!

[@davidsanbeg2335]

Send it to Mr. Ed... he'll add your swarm capture to his video, LOL

[@martytrujillo5082]

Thanks for sharing!!! I have learned much from you! I will see you on the Mountain on KZbin!!!

[@TarlBooth22]

Great video David! I’m going to give this a try! Thx

[@Tongieone]

Nice! I wondered if this could be done. Definitely I'm going to use this.

[@mikes1345]

I have been researching and viewing to begin setting up a good location on my place to start beekeeping in 2020. This video is the strangest idea i have seen or read about so far. Thanks, i will have to save this one for future reference.

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Another great video, thx good sir

[@dsstroyer]

Great video.

[@aliciamcnamar8203]

thank you!!! that is really clever!

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¡Gracias por compartir 😁! ¡Saludos desde Oaxaca México!

[@knogues]

That is awesome.

[@brotherwadeh7206]

Thanks for sharing. Each one teach one.

[@cluelessbeekeeping1322]

Such a cool idea!

[@maniacbeekeeper8795]

Great video. I hope to someday to have a big set up like yours.

[@Bernieclark45]

Thanks for that. Good vid.

[@kylehines1838]

Good vid good idea 👍

[@skinnybeeman4584]

Real nice video with great info. Dave get some queentemp from mann lake it works the same way.

[@cherylwillis6189]

Thanks!

[@BuzzyBeezTV]

Brilliant!!!

[@steveluepke9654]

Very interesting

[@stevesoutdoorworld4340]

Good trick David you could zip tie a branch to a easy spot to get at for easy harvest.Thanks for showing us yer tricks.

[@woodwade1]

This seemed like a good idea until you think about it. You will only be collecting field bees which are old. you will have no nurse bees to feed larva or secreat wax. Most of these bees will be dead before the first larva emerge. You will also be collecting field bees from strong and weak hives. If you wanted to do this I would suggest you add a few frames of brood also.

[@shanehoward5726]

My thought as well, adding a frame or 2 of brood would help to avoid (package dwindle) which is inevitable.

[@cluelessbeekeeping1322]

That is such a cool trick, I must try that! Neato!!! Thanks for sharing! =)

[@randysmith5403]

Cool!

[@theblueshadow9365]

good ideal

Great tip ! Thank you ! How long does it take for a queen to be surrounded by bees ?

[@jpthedelawarebeeman6239]

Hi David I'm still waiting for NUCS to come to Delaware ! LOL Joking but I tell you I wouldn't mind some of your gentle bees here.

[@marthayoder7995]

I ordered a queen for each hive and requeened. Gentle as can be by fall. Tho I still suit up. Lol.

[@woodchucktinman9893]

Another great idea. When will you have extra queens available? Thank you.

[@ggulsfarm]

💕Bravo!👍👍👍

[@kriswhite1344]

WOW!!

[@carmenw6717]

At least your warm enough for bees to be active. It hasn't been warm enough in PA for any bees to be flying around. It has been about 40 degrees or higher. It has only been warm enough for ants drinking maple sap. It also snowed Sunday morning and still hasn't melted. At least it wasn't much.

[@kevinogden4363]

I got my packages Monday and installed them both, I was comfortable enough to do it without suit veil or gloves, and I didn't get not one sting. When I checked to see if queen was released yesterday no stings either and these are my very first bees ever.

[@segami2808]

Well u need some stings then.

[@kevinogden4363]

I'm sure I'll get some sooner or later, hopefully later. The last honeybee sting I had was when I was 7 when I used to pick them up, my last stings was yellow jackets

[@spitrock33]

great neuance,, not many nurse bees, is the swarm ready to build comb?

[@julieenslow5915]

Well I always thought you were a tree David. It seems I was thinking like a bee! lol You know that new 2 frame hive colony you just created? I don't think 3 pounds will FIT in there - you are going to need to split them pretty soon! Or am I wrong? And by soon, I mean next week. Let them draw out the second frame, fill it with pollen and nectar, and with three pounds of bees doing that they will be in each other's way! lol Amazing. I had no idea you could create a swarm like that - does that mean they are all foragers (no nurse bees)? What happens when she is released and starts laying - do some of the foragers just start doing nurse duties?

[@troy1672]

Dave, are you using artificially mated queens or pulling them from existing hives? Just curious because you mention the quality of the mating.

[@dannycrain3485]

Dave I want to make.2 frame nuc. Can I use a jar feeder. On them. If so do I need. More vent. On the box if so. Where. Thanks love your video's. Going try 2 frames. And queen swarm trick good stuff.

[@PhillipHall01]

David, will this work away form the bee yard where there is a high concentration of forging bees in a given area, or is this strictly for the bee yard area? Thanks, Phillip

[@devouring2772]

Would this be something to only try to do in the spring?

[@chehunter5905]

I'm trying this tomorrow. I'll be taking the neighbours bees 😂

[@devouring2772]

😂

[@crystelrickard1746]

i have a hive that has turned into a feeding station. if i buy a mated queen and stick inside will they stay? they drain a jar of syrup in like 5hours and alot show up. they leave every day/night. 3rd day now. im at ocean and south of ya location wise.

[@bradsheldon7870]

Quick question if in the new man made swarm the bee were simply attracted to the mated queen by her sent. Could you just release her in the nuc? The bee already chose her. Just a thought

[@donaldflowers5654]

any plans on how to build those boxes

[@grounded7362]

David; Will this work with queens I have ordered locally or do I need to use a queen that that I pull from my own mating nucs?

[@caseyoutdoors3897]

Do you have a video on building a 2 frame nuk

[@dbluehorsedeboe5567]

What time of year can i find unhatched queen cells. I’m wanting to start another hive

[@Littleraptorland]

Wow so I can pick up a bred queen and hang her out and create a swarm? That’s cool!

[@segami2808]

If u already have a bunch of bees around yes. Just leave a queen hanging $$$

[@davidcoleman4361]

Thanks for teaching me this I learned something today and I'm scared when in outside and a bee is there I run back inside and you just picked up a swarm of bees with no gloves...

[@maxmagnus777]

You should be afraid of bees when they have fast strong sound. When they are in a swarm like this they can be moved without stings. There are exceptions even for this. Do not touch bees and move away from them if they start hitting you with their bodies. They do that before stinging.

[@davidrose2188]

Is this also a good way to see if they are going to accept a new queen bee?

[@keinegutennamen]

Do the bees act like they swarmed after this? Do they start building up crazy fast like a true swarm?

[@asambrown]

How many packages did you install?

[@grounded7362]

David: Another question. If I have a lot of bees coming into my area from who knows where, could I put a mated queen out on a limb and draw in those bees coming in form elsewhere?

[@lubomirkurpel9757]

Not sure. I think the queen needs to be somewhere really near the collonies. But also, it would be rude to the local beekeeper you have, if you would cause him to swarm all his hives...

[@paulschaefer5241]

Would this work if there were bees around and you don't have any hives of your own?