Bee Man Vs Bees On Tree & Inside Wall Of House

Showed up to perform a bee removal in the wall of this house & the homeowner points out a swarm in his tree. In this video I shake the swarm & show footage of the hive in the wall. The colony of bees in the wall had definitely swarmed, evidenced by several swarm cells or rather "queen cells."

[@MusicalMercenary]

I'm always blown away by how you're able to spot that queen JP. It's like spotting a needle in a haystack of other similarly but not quite the same looking needles. You're the man!

[@JPthebeeman]

Let me tell you, those smallish queens that have similar markings to her workers are really super hard to spot sometimes! 🥴✌️🐝

[@MusicalMercenary]

@@JPthebeeman Keen eyed bee wrangler here! Watch out folks! ;D

[@inkubusgaming]

For someone allergic, this kinda stuff is always so horrifying to me. That being said, your confidence and care for them is inspirational!

[@NightOwlGames]

im not allergic but still terrified, funny how these videos still interest us huh?

[@socalbeeremovalandrelocation]

Confidence is key. Never panic.

[@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat]

JP, you are always so gentle and patient with the bees. Another great video.👏👍😀

[@Chrisluvstom1]

So so happy your back! Missed you and your wonderful sense of humor glad to know your okay and still at it

[@helenholmes3018]

I am so pleased to see your videos and that lovely soft voice of yours and learning things so thank you

[@TruthFrequencyNews]

Good to see action again. Love these videos. They are so peaceful.

[@Apple-sc4ee]

JP is BACK!

[@Jesselovespinball]

Been so happy that you are posting again JP ! You are such a light in this world and love that you share your passion and knowledge with all of us , thanks JP ! 😊

[@JPthebeeman]

Really appreciate your kind words & thank you for watching my videos! ✌️🐝

[@sciencefirst7880]

​@JPthebeeman my wife and I love your videos! Did you get stung making this video? And what state are you in?

[@JPthebeeman]

@@sciencefirst7880 I actually mention in the video I had a stinger in my index finger about 3/4 into the video but other than that that may have been the only sting. I’m ten miles west of New Orleans.

[@marilynnschroeder4436]

Great to see you JP❣️😎

[@Mr7263255]

Glad to see you back at it! Really like watching you work the bees!

[@richardgrumpywelsh2485]

Another one of your great videos, keep them comeing

[@Eric19781]

First glad to see you back making videos

[@handsburyhoneybees893]

I’m glad your back to doing bees

[@Aadnad]

Another Masterclass of swarm saving. Love the video JP. Hope you and yours are all well over there. from Australia.

[@MsCindyh]

Thanks for the video of the great B-Man!

[@Thetis058]

Who else agrees JP is the best bee rescuer posting videos ? As usual it was so great to see you saving bees .

[@mandydavidson6694]

JP you make bee keeping a joy to watch. Thank you Sir. 😊💫

[@mizzprettyhuston]

Your videos have helped me learn a lot when it comes to catching swarms, thank you. 😊

[@morganmorgann9869]

The Bee Whisperer a man who is totally at one with his bees and nature .God bless you and your work from the UK.

[@crishill6458]

Glad to see you posting videos again, I really enjoy watching them

[@Gairuntee]

You're back! We missed you, buddy!

[@silasmarner7586]

Wow.. finding the queen is some very very special kinda skill, coupled with love and patience. Great work as always JP!

[@JPthebeeman]

Thank you very much! ✌️🐝

[@suzannehildbrandtsjs]

Thank you for sharing what you do so well. Seeing you so relaxed in the process is wonderful ! It proves that you definitely know what you are doing. The bees are so relaxed around you. We are fascinated in learning about them through you! Thanks again. P.S. You have us hooked on watching your channel !

[@JPthebeeman]

I really appreciate your feedback & thank you for taking the time to watch my videos, much appreciated! ✌️🐝

[@hummingbird275]

J P the 🐝 whisperer ❗️ It is amazing how you always spot the queen. 🐝safe and have a “🐝U T-FUL DAY. 👍🏼

[@featheredserpentartmedia5315]

I'm glad The GOAT of bee removals is back. Enjoying the new videos, im happy to see you are doing well.

[@JPthebeeman]

✌️🐝

[@ddeboy002]

I missed your videos. Glad you're back.

[@cecoya]

That Queen wanted to play hide and seek lol. She came around though and went into the cage peacefully. Have a wonderful day JP

[@mistermusturd6402]

So glad you’re well JP.

[@johnerway7255]

JP that was again a super job, I am always amazed at how quick your trained eye can lock onto the queen so fast. I so enjoy watching you and like your style. Thanks for sharing.

[@falklevien]

200000 bees in your little hive now, JP. Congratulations. Loving your videos.

[@JPthebeeman]

Thank you, appreciate you watching my videos.✌️🐝

[@you2angel1]

I had forgotten how beautiful springtime looked down in your parts. Lol, we still have snow °~•.❄️.•~°

[@stewwilliams1537]

Dam JP you are a master at finding the queen! Dirt Rooster and Mr. Ed have classes to go to to reach your level ! Keep on keeping on!

[@specter9mm794]

Love your work JP! Keep 'em coming!

[@MCCLENNYJT]

I want to see a Mark Rober video about the conservation and protection of bees, with special guest JP the Bee Man.

[@Itstime2029]

I am always amazed how the bees respect you by not stinging you relentlessly

[@JPthebeeman]

I try to be very observant to their motives & dealing with bees when it’s warm out is much better than in cooler weather. In cooler weather say below 60F they tend to cluster more to generate heat. Fooling with tightly clustered bees that are cold or wet is a recipe for an azz whooping. Fortunately for me it stays well above 60F for most of the year here in southeast, Louisiana. Great to see you here commenting btw. ✌️🐝

[@geofiggy]

ALWAYS enjoy your Episodes JP, especially now that you're updating recently. You NEVER cease to amaze me. Take care, stay safe and God bless. 🤟🏼🖖🏼🙏🏼

[@JPthebeeman]

✌️🐝

[@donnapalmer1727]

JP it is so good to see back!!! I hope all is well and I had been wondering and worrying about you; sending you all positive thoughts and prayers!!!

[@ThePollaton]

Great to see any of your footage. Thank you! (You must be out of practice.)😆🥰

[@JPthebeeman]

Must bee. 😉

[@Paul-qf2pb]

Glad to see you back !!!

[@desertegle40cal]

We called those guns “Heat Sniffers” on the ship in the Navy. JP be like “The Future’s now biotch!” LoL

[@JPthebeeman]

You can get them for much cheaper these days, the Flir Pro for smartphone is the one I recommend, they weren’t available when I purchased my E4 model, wish they had been, could’ve saved a bunch of dough.

[@desertegle40cal]

@@JPthebeeman I wasn’t ships company, I was attached to a squadron but when we did drills and they’d simulate a fire on the other side of a bulkhead they’d carry those things around like they were baby dinosaur eggs or something. lol Cause they were so expensive at the time. This is back in 04-08 when I was on the USS Carl Vinson and later the USS John C. Stennis.

[@JPthebeeman]

@@desertegle40cal yes, the original ones were very, very expensive!

[@lucasspeckbacher7742]

Sooooo cool to See u Back on you Tube ….pls more from Austria/Tirol. Lucas

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

Any footage is good footage!!! Thanks JP!!

[@RobBoFr]

Wow JP you're putting out a lot of content - really appreciate it sir! Fantastic video as always, really brightened up my Monday night! Thank you JP

[@JPthebeeman]

Have to keep you guys happy Rob! Already working on the next one. ✌️🐝

[@samanthasimental3788]

Wow! Another one so soon. I feel blessed. Thank you

[@nortyfiner]

Small queen, no wonder she was hard to spot. Great job as usual.

[@debbiestumm511]

So funny because I was literally watching one of your videos from 3 yrs ago and this popped up! I jumped on it! Great video! Your so frigging patient...stinger in my left index finger but it's fine...bee on my arm pit and chuckles...but it's fine! Love your attitude! Can't wait for the next one! Stay safe JP! 😊

[@timbervalleyhomestead]

Bob Ross of bees :) stinger in my finger but it was a happy little accident 😂

[@wilmorris4225]

Another great video JP! I've been following you for a decade. Time sure flies!

[@JPthebeeman]

Times flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana. ☺️✌️🐝

[@jamiewilson9262]

Happy to see you, JP! Take care!

[@JaumeAgost]

Nice to see you back, keep up the good work :)

[@JPthebeeman]

Thank you. ✌️🐝

[@mountainchild97]

When the bees decide to take over, it's a battle of 'bee-wits'! 🐝💥

[@diegovd7215]

Thank you JP!

[@GamerNerdess]

Just sitting there nonchalantly pushing bees aside with a finger like it's nothing. Geez. Lol

[@palatina6626]

I like the tool to be able to look through walls! 🔥

[@jonlonglastname]

Bee season is hot!

[@edcoffin3514]

Another great video,,,, stay safe all my southern beekeeper's., you all are getting hammered by bad weather... 🙏

[@evilrick1]

Showing your videos to a friend of mine that has always been terrified of bees. I'm hoping that with some education, she'll come to find them as fascinating as I do.

[@richardthornhill4630]

JP, you make it look to easy. But, that is what professionals do.

[@JPthebeeman]

I appreciate the accolades but as the saying goes “repeated success builds confidence.” This is why I am able to be around all these bees without freaking out. Besides the fact that I just totally adore these wonderful lil insects! ✌️🐝

[@gorillasquadelite]

The 🐐 has returned Jp is the greatest of all time

[@davidpirtle1076]

Good to see you back at your work!

[@alankhan244]

Hi JP I hope you are doing well.🥰

[@lightwavz]

That was great! Always appreciate any footage of your work as you do it best with the bees! Did you remove the drywall inside the house for the hive and comb removal?

[@JPthebeeman]

Yes.

[@zetectic7968]

Short & sweet 😀 Still interesting to see what happens.

[@kellyrick4365]

Welcome back my friend!

[@russellkoopman3004]

So footage is like my hive tool. I only find it when I don't need it. LOL

[@JPthebeeman]

And I usually keep at least 3 with me 😉

[@666Lachrimae666]

Great to see you back JP! How come the bees don't sting you when you violently shake their hive like at 2:45 ? They certainly looked pissed lol like I know they know they die if they do so they're extremely naturally reluctant to sting but they seemed irritated as heck in this vid xD

[@Brimikonizzle]

Glad to see you're back posting videos. Best wishes to ya

[@nobody.no-one]

Congrats on your 200k subbers ❤

[@Ms1lonewolf]

Wow, I don't see how you handle those bees like that? I'm allergic but I love honey bee's 🐝 and I'm so glad you save them 💗. Thank you love your videos 😊. FLORIDA

[@JPthebeeman]

✌️🐝

[@charmainemrtnz]

You are so gentle.

[@chrisbruce3164]

That removal was SWEET AS HONEY, great job JP! ✨✅✨You’re Awesome!

[@donrankin356]

Always look forward to your videos. Like others have said, your ability to spot the queen is amazing. I'd love to get into some homestead beekeeping but I swell up pretty bad after a sting.

[@livefree810]

YEAHHH MY B MAN IS BACK I LOVE YA J P,,

[@JPthebeeman]

✌️😘🐝

[@tammybarrett13]

I'm loving your stuff.

[@redpillcowboy]

I am greatly enjoying your bee videos. I live in Phoenix AZ and I am interested in bee keeping and maybe bee removal as I get some experience. I know you are busy but if you get a chance to answer these questions on one of your future videos I'd appreciate it. 1. How do you know whether or not youre dealing with Africanized bees or not? 2. Is it possible to smoke bees too much/does is stress them out 3. I bought honey on the side of the road here and it tasted amazing. Why is it so much better than store bought? Some store bought stuff is good but some has an odd taste. I hope you keep making bee videos for many years. 👊

[@walidk5656]

Welcome back to youtube... i am sure you were missed ...

[@davidwatsonii9469]

WE ALWAYS LOVE WATCHIN

[@linuxares]

Nice video! Kind of a big cluster of bees on that branch. I wonder how much that bunch weighed. Btw, what is your take to the Beebarns from Vinofarm?

[@karendegeyter2937]

Thanks so much for sharing ❤

[@MeandYouHello]

Go LSU !

[@JPthebeeman]

Watching them LSU gals right now, Geaux Tigahs!

[@dougbrown04]

Thermal imaging! JP has all the toys!

[@JPthebeeman]

Just recently I had to replace the battery on my E4, battery finally died after like 8 years or so.

[@daveco1270]

Thats the first time I've seen a Queen evade you like that. I thought she was gonna get away. : ) So the hive hard already created swarm cells? How long had they been out there swarming?

[@JPthebeeman]

I want to say I looked at this situation then went back 3-4 days later to perform the removal. The parent colony inside the wall void had been there likely for at least a year.

[@noellemetzger1714]

so good to see you again

[@scrappinbig2239]

It looked like it would have been a good one if you didn't loose the recording but what you do have was really cool ! Next time JP !

[@JPthebeeman]

Yeah, I was really disappointed I couldn’t locate the additional footage I know I recorded. I happened to have misplaced one of my memory cards & I can only assume that footage was on there. Thanks for watching, appreciate it! ✌️🐝

[@donnieporter7890]

Im no bee man but i feed bees in my yard alot of bees and the only time i get a little wacky is when the bees fly in my ear lol thanks for sharing

[@JPthebeeman]

If you feed them, they will come. 😉 all kidding aside, if you feed them a bunch during a dearth, such as late summer you could wind up with bees from several colonies, all coming in to feed at once. That’s when things can get very interesting! Robbing bees can become very aggressive, just keep that in mind & be on the lookout. I’ve done many removal jobs late summer here where robbing bee activity was so great I couldn’t see what I was doing & had to wait until dark to finish up. Robber bees will return to their colonies right before dark, so keep that in mind if things ever get out of hand over at your place. Best wishes. ✌️🐝

[@anotherone5177]

Lovely vid JP ❤

[@BlackAdderall]

Good job! 🐝

[@aminals8933]

JP finding a needle in a damn hay field over here! P.S. why not get some sponsors from some bee keeping equipment companies?

[@george_tv]

Wow, very nice!

[@Jstblondie]

Wow. How many times did you get stung messing around with them. It gives me the heebe jeebes watching this. I have a phobia of any flying stinging insects.

[@JPthebeeman]

Likely zero to just a few but likely zero. Bee swarms are usually gentle. As long as you know what you are doing & understand whether they’re going to sting or not (experience is the best teacher) most times than not a person can shake a bee swarm without getting lit up. FYI: a dry swarm is a swarm of bees that have used up all of their energy reserves & when you shake them they will sting the ever living heck out of you, been there done that. Moral of the story is when in doubt, tread lightly.

[@robertcalifornia4821]

Missed ya JP!!

[@Quo0621]

KZbin putting Anti-gun ads on bee vids. *smh. Love the content. Go to rumble so we don't have to deal with the YT BS.

[@DavidD6969]

Great stuff 👍

[@johnbeeman6199]

I’m so glad to see new vids. And yes, that is my real name.

[@scrotiemcboogerballs1981]

Thanks for sharing

[@I_SuperHiro_I]

Oh my gosh, the amount of heat in the wall is incredible.

[@babybeeapiaries8667]

Too bad you didn't have more footage of that cutout. Did you make up different nucs with all those swarm cells? Or were they already stung by an emerging queen?

[@JPthebeeman]

I actually don’t recall what I did but know their numbers were down due to swarming & most of the cells had already emerged. I can tell you this though, when making splits or whatever using queen cells, I like to place no less than two queen cells in the set up as there’s always a chance one cell is a dud. I’ve opened many queen cells that had unknowingly hatched, workers moved in to clean the cell but were sealed in by their sisters before they could get out. Those would obviously be duds.

[@sbkd00mz]

JP, how often will a swarm like that have more than one young queen? If that happens, do the swarms ever split up to support each queen?

[@JPthebeeman]

For some odd reason I don’t usually get a bunch of swarms with multiple queens. In my experience, a swarm will usually pick one queen to be loyal to. The queen they don’t pick they wind up balling & killing. I’ve removed colonies from structures many times that had just swarmed & have caught multiple queens on many occasions, not uncommon to run across 4-5 virgin queens in this situation. The most I have ever caught was nine but I think weather had held them up from swarming because I also caught what surely had to be a mated queen.

[@sheldonkelly5020]

Dude are you immune to their sting? Do they sting you?

[@Bee69]

we don't discuss that

[@MCCLENNYJT]

They are usually remarkably docile when in swarm mode, and sting only in the last extreme because they instinctively know it kills them. Bee stingers are barbed and stick in the skin. When they pull away, the stinger is ripped out and they essentially bleed to death. Short answer, no, he usually doesn't get stung much if he's careful, and JP always seems to be careful.

[@JudeSpaulding]

Hope you're not feeling burnt out!

[@soom6791]

اتابعك من العراق 👍🏻

[@JPthebeeman]

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