Bee Removal In 100 Degree Weather

[@stevenkeegan6260]

Thanks for including the piece on piping. Never heard that before. Pretty cool.

[@wolfpack9958]

I've never heard of the term "piping" before. Thanks for educating us J.P.

[@ElvinJewel]

JP, I have watched a lot of your videos and I must say this is the best one yet with the voice overlay and explanations you share. From 9 and more years ago your editing and video skills have come so very far! Awesome work!

[@jamiewilson9262]

Perfectly said @ElvinJewel!!! Totally agree!!

[@jamiewilson9262]

You hit 200k, JP!!! Awesome!! Congrats! 🐝🌺💯

[@JPthebeeman]

Thank you. I appreciate everyone taking the time to view my videos. Thanks for your feedback. ✌️🐝

[@leifvejby8023]

100 degrees and the humidity - rather you than me, but I ENJOYED THE VIDEO!! Thanks!

[@lazydaisy7336]

My hats off to you. Up on a ladder, juggling a vacuum and dealing with the tree and bees and everything else.

[@theresamcpherson7352]

Hey J.P., Very cool audio on the piping, that was a first for me. Who knew queens would be that loud. Please be careful out in the heat. They make a moisture wicking shirt that really does help to keep cool, I wear mine when I work out in the garden. Stay safe and healthy!

[@gailwalton5779]

JP I think it's great that you teach so well as you work, because people like me who may be scared as heck of bugs and bees, can learn more about nature "at a distance"....thank you!!!

[@raymundmcgill3386]

I've enjoyed watching your page on KZbin Mr bee Man PJ it's something you learn from people like yourself and your little ladies.

[@petermurphy6216]

Hi JP, epic video mate, those open air colonies are amazing I very much doubt we would get open air colonies over here in the UK in fact we would never get weather like you wow over a 100 degrees shoot that’s hot man. I really enjoy your videos you are very informative and your camera work is fantastic. I very much doubt my british black bees would last like 2 minutes in your climate I guess your bees wear plenty of factor 10 sun tan cream where my bees wear Wellington boots and all have umbrellas that’s been are summer so far this year wet wet wet. Well thank you JP great for taking us along with you god bless mate.

[@melissasmouton9468]

We had summer it lasted 10 days lol 🤣🤣🤣

[@strand4of8]

Cool Video JP. Open air colons are so cool to see and I can certainly sympathize with you about the heat being I'm in Houston. Glad to see both colones were able to be saved. I was worried I wasn't going to be seeing any new videos from you after your Instagram post. Hope things are getting better for you and that you have a great day! God Bless!

[@timothysheehan6979]

Great video. Very informative. I really appreciate the ‘voice over’ your doing now. Very professional. Thanks for all you have taught me thru the years

[@suecollado8696]

💓🐝THANK YOU For sharing your passion with us all about these beautiful majestic bees 🐝 it’s a joy to see & learn how they make there hives & how honey is made🐝💓

[@bridgetquinn777]

Thank you J.P The Beeman! Your videos are both informative and entertaining! You have a great day, because you know I am! 😎😊🐝🐝🐝🐝😁😎

[@johnmeeks9618]

Miss your videos, haven’t seen one in quit a while. I always like the instruction you give with you hive removals

[@boathead22000]

So interesting to watch these bees being caught. JP knows so much about them. very educational for this 78 year old.

[@charlainemarkesen4708]

I had to come back and tell you what I found out. Got some honey comb from our local bee charmer. Took it home watched some of your other movies, so great. I went to the kitchen, took out my salad spinner and put cut up pieces of comb. Twirled it. Surprise I have separated the honey from the comb. Just hade to tell you. Thanks for keeping bees safe.

[@rogerfleury3591]

254th! GOOD SUNDAY MORNING JP! Your 100degree weather is very different from the same temperature up here. I visited New Orleans when I was on a cruise. It was in November and it was in the 80s but the humidity was unbelievable! Loved the city, but I don’t know if I could live there. Watching you working in that condition blows my mind! Roger in Pierre South Dakota

[@phillee2814]

Thank you for the video, JP. Every one you make and upload is an education.

[@tfran89]

Imagine how hot you would have been if you were wearing a bee suit. Good video JP, as always.

[@flatpicknrick6514]

Glad to see you back doing what you love buddy. Nice video from the professor entomologist JP . Thanks

[@dannyrichards4395]

As a new bee keeper you are my inspiration. I'm sure the inspiration of many others as well. Keep up the good work and remember, dont spray the bees. Save the bees.

[@الكناويبوجمعة]

Bees work altogether to produce honey for their own living. Unfortunately man considers that he worths it and deprives bees from it. At least, man should let some of the honey for the bees.

[@الكناويبوجمعة]

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[@GirtheAlienGoldfish]

Awww... bees are so cute! You bumped her with your finger and she was like, "Excuse me!"

[@betronyx]

Awesome video! This is the second time I heard a Bee queen singing! Great!

[@oksanabotsman6893]

Alleluia we are definitely having fantastic time every time you are showing some new videos thank you Jesus like your friend is always saying thank you for the video is always wonderful to see a good skills that you do such beautiful work that you do with bees and God bless everything turns out very well and we'll hope we'll see more videos from you and I am sorry you have to deal with a 100 degrees. Maybe if you have less hair or you it will be much cooler . I don't know how you do that but I am from Russia from Siberia we have as high as 70 degrees. 100 definitely I will be died in there , thank you so much God bless you stay healthy be happy is Peace

[@hovanti]

Здравствуйте! Your country sounds like a nice place right now; even here in Pennsylvania, it's 90+ lately.

[@davidgoetz2737]

Amen, God is good

[@joeyb3102]

I like your videos better with the live commentary rather then the over dubbed stuff. You can hear the energy in your voice when you're on the job.

[@modgepodge627]

You’re my favorite bee removal youtuber, you’re just so funny and enjoyable to listen to and watch!

[@captainwinky]

Good job J.P. love watching your KZbin videos. They are very educational, wonderful job explaining everything you do and why you do it. Looking forward to your next video.

[@USlisa50]

First open air colony I’ve ever seen! 😮 too cool JP❣️ ♥️🐝♥️

[@tomasjosefvela1]

7:08 some really interesting facts about the open air colonies, amazing, thanks for sharing all that you do.

[@williamsanders2348]

I love your videos, jp. Never cared much for bees until hearing from bee lovers like yourself on KZbin, I have a newfound appreciation for them for sure. Still hate hornets and wasps though. Think a lot of people lump them all together and give honey bees a bad reputation for no reason. Keep up the great content my friend, and stay safe.

[@NoItsKaycee]

I feel you man. This heat has been HORRIBLE. We don’t get much of a break even in fall/winter but I’m ready for the little break we do get.

[@railfan8890]

JP you are so awesome how you handle the bees. Great job!!!!

[@billiamc1969]

Fascinating...we get a few open air colonies...been doing outside removals for the last couple weeks here in Baltimore...it sucks working in the heat and humidity.

[@Vlog360Degrees]

Always fascinated to view your videos JP 😊👌 I would love to learn more about the art of bee rearing. Always had the idea that bees could harm much with stings but seems they don't really just sting? How can I learn more about it from your big experience? 😊

[@SemiErnie]

I've watched several of your videos , I myself can't get close like you do . I get stung by a bee I swell up big time

[@JMichldirtbag]

Never a Dull moment with JP the bee 🐝 man 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝

[@redline2655]

People don't understand, no bees no people......Great work JP

[@QueenSavage1030]

This video is so educational I love watching your videos all time your very interesting to watch and that's what I like to watch when I'm bored. So hope you post more soon keep up the great Job! Your an Awesome BeeMan! ❤️🐝 Unfortunately I am always gonna have a fear of bees but I love to watch them and love to know more about them. You really do a great job teaching people about bees I think you should be JP the Bee Teacher lol your awesome stay Savage I will always be a fan! Btw I never got stung by any 🐝😂 that's why also I'm afraid to be near them I swell up really fast if anything ever punctures my skin or whatever lol I'm glad you help all these people because it shows your a true Hero 💯💪💁😍☺️❤️

[@kckrye]

Remember the monastery bees? That open air colony was a nasty one!

[@JPthebeeman]

Will never forget it! Could have titled it “Sistas From Hell” but I don’t believe the nuns would have appreciated that! 😉👍🐝

[@Barbara_Schulz]

I learn so much from you. Never knew about piping. Absolutely marvelous!

[@winsomewife7112]

I'm a 2nd year beekeeper & your videos prepared our 15 yo son & well ahead of time to be confident in catching a swarm to start a new colony a few days ago. Very cool! Last year I mostly had a beekeeping friend start my first colony & do everything all year until fall then I took over very nervously. Your videos really helped us bee excited & calm about bees!! Hey I'm wondering though why you spend so much time saving a wild colony since honeybees reproduce new colonies so rapidly in beekeeper yards? Is it just a love of all honeybees that won't let you just destroy the stray colonies to save time? It must be expensive to hire people to come get a wild hive. What is the value in saving them even though it takes so much longer?

[@Per409]

100 degrees and a dark shirt -ouch- I put on a bee suit just to get 1 frame out and almost roasted at 97 degrees in 10 minutes piping , have to remember that, thanks for the show.

[@Per409]

hmm so a - - before and end of a word strikes a line through it, to old to keep up with all these things

[@Swarmstead]

The title is making me sweat and I'm only two minutes into the video.

[@MilkerMurphy]

At least it's not degrees Celcius.

[@sewhapi2347]

Funny

[@hovanti]

So you're in PA? Here in south central PA, it's been 90+ the past two weeks or so. JP sure has my sympathy!

[@18Bees]

Thanks for this video. I’ve done a few cut outs recently and the one I did two days ago inside wall studs was 7 x 5ft combs with at least 80k bees. It was exhausting trying to extract using regular tools. Took about 10 hrs to complete. Been considering using a vacuum.

[@JPthebeeman]

18 Bees that would be roughly 26lbs of bees which would be an unusually large amount of bees. Bee vacs do come in handy on many jobs.

[@GreenLeisureSuit]

That is a long, hard day of work! Nice job.

[@Bee_Charming]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Love your videos...thanks for another great and informative adventure

[@baneverything5580]

JP, after watching this video I took a few sips of South Louisiana honey right out of the 32 oz bottle. LOL! I eat way too much honey!

[@dennydoran6526]

Here in Dallas in a full bee suit I admire your touch always. JP, how did you introduce the second queen to the queen-less hive?

[@philburr4075]

A very good video JP glad I watched it all, full of surprises.

[@الكناويبوجمعة]

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[@donbearden1953]

Thanks JP! Stay cool both ways!!!

[@marcylynne6458]

So happy to see a video!! Thank you!! Is there a reason you use a red light?

[@JPthebeeman]

Bees go to the red light spectrum the very least of all light spectrums.

[@marcylynne6458]

@@JPthebeeman wow, very interesting, thank u!

[@hgoodey8518]

My son and I really dig your channel 👍👍

[@peteacher52]

I always hit 'Like' because you don't beg for them as so many others do.

[@AfonbachDesigns]

What a stunningly beautiful queen from the ambulance 💜

[@MilkerMurphy]

This reminds me. I always wondered why beehives in cartoons and other media always look like wasp hives. Round shaped with paper walls. Why did people start to think that's what beehives look like?

[@RBMawby]

Thanks. Keep well!

[@JanetWilham]

love you JP the bee whisperer--you be safe stay well and drink lots of water. PS--a glad to say am seeing honey bees here on my farm in Ohio--my memossa trees are full of bees also the wild catnip blooms and clover--but have not seen but one bumblebee, very odd.

[@Dexter101x]

It's amazing how they make their nest so uniformly

[@TheTowerMacMaolain]

Lot to learn from this one and I was cool sipping sweet tea the whole time!

[@TheTowerMacMaolain]

Can you tell me more about the virgin bee piping ? That is something i have never seen before. Also email me at [e-mail] and let me know where I can send the new Brezebrush. I know you will probably never use it but you never know.

[@shaestrunk3146]

I know this is a bit early but in the cold winter months when the dees are hibernating, how many generations of bees do they go through? Also, what do they do with the dead bees that pass away during the cold month while they are stuck inside? Thanks 😁

[@hotaru8309]

Where I live, you could basically just put a bucket under it and come back in 20 minutes. They'd be real angry though. I appreciate the difficulty of trying to save the bees. You work so hard. They, unfortunately, weren't meant for such temperatures and I picture them realizing their mistake the first day of summer. "Wheres the hi- Oh it's in the ground now. Hmmm"

[@LillyHD73]

It is always a real wonder what bees do. I love bees. You are doing great. God bless you. And the queen is a real beauty again. 😍🐝❤

[@bobbucher8641]

Glad you’re back hope your having a good day cause you know I am

[@الكناويبوجمعة]

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[@Brimikonizzle]

JP is the best bee man on KZbin!

[@BluntforceJ]

I've been afraid of bees all my life until I started watching these videos. Then I was stung 3 days ago right on my thumb and it hurt like hell. I went back to being afraid of them.

[@Thetis058]

🐝 never sting for no reason especially 🍯 🐝 because that is the end of their life . After a honey 🍯 🐝 stings she dies because she is disemboweled when she pulls away leaving her stinger and part of her digestive tract behind . 🐝 are not vicious . If 🐝 where vicious this man would be long dead .

[@lorrieruff4402]

Oh I can hear how tired you are. Take care JP.

[@lorrieruff4402]

Oh yes the day you where doing this removal, it was in the upper 90s, with a heat index of 105. I live in Wisconsin!! So I think it had to be a heck of a lot hotter down by you. That kind of heat can suck the life right out of you. Take care JP. You and yours' take care, Stay Smart, Stay Safe, Stay Healthy

[@chrisbruce3164]

Are open air colonies caused by a swarm not being able to find a new home? Love your channel JP! Love those Bee vitamins.

[@stevewelches1955]

Another good one JP. I think outside the box a lot and was wondering with the hive being closed up and dark how does the queen know which cells are empty to lay an egg in. I would think she could not see an egg because it is pitch black inside of the hive. What do you think?

[@charlesbleifeld801]

Thanks J.P

[@DanielNelson]

I am new to the channel so perhaps it's been covered. What happens to the hives after you remove them? Great show. Really enjoy your personality and commentary.

[@628DirtRooster]

That looks like something the you would find at the zoo.

[@deliveryguy7402]

No face covering? How did you keep from getting stung?

[@Jacksonn985]

This september has been chilly. I live in the north shore and the lows have been in the mid 60's and later this week we could see 60 on the dot maybe even lower if we're lucky.

[@ThePollaton]

Saved this one. Thanks JP 😍

[@stufarnham]

Hey, JP, IT WAS 103 here today and it will hit 108 on Thursday. Difference is we don’t have the humidity. Those are some laid back bees! Good tip about washing out your vac hose, most of us had to lean it the hard way. You never talk about you hives. What size is your apiary? Do you produce honey for sale, or are you focused on providing bees? By the way, here is a phrase I have yet to hear: “That queen is ug-LEEEEE!” Stu

[@longlastnamae]

Keep doin what you are doin, and stay hydrated ;) I require your entertainment and knowledge.

[@richardgrumpywelsh2485]

This was anotaher one of your good videos, thanks for showing

[@simonblackburn6748]

Great video, JP! I learned a lot, thank you.

[@Gabbos]

How do you stay so dry? I'm soaked with sweat just watching.

[@jonwarland272]

Great work JP. I'd definitely be out for a swim to cool off after a job like that.

[@janjohansenmusic]

“No trespassing”! I guess the bees didn’t see the sign! 😂

[@MichaelDavis-dj7xc]

JP good job !! If i was going to bee keep how far should i keep them from my house ?

[@waydwnbama-way3089]

Piping was interesting ive read about it but hearing it was 😎

[@ichabod13]

Think I've watched all your videos, I spotted that queen at the end right before the arrow pointed at it. :)

[@JPthebeeman]

She really stands out, very bright queen, big booty.

[@Moorgoth67]

Always good videos and always educational, thanks for what you do. Never fail to learn from you.

[@morganmorgann9869]

Oh to have a job which is a passion your dedication is fantastic.

[@anthonyappleyard5688]

28 Mar 2012: I had a royal visitor at home yesterday :: I found a queen bumblebee bumbling about in my upstairs bedrooms. Likely she had emerged and mated and flown in there in autumn 2020 and found somewhere to hibernate.

[@garyalton7770]

JPthebeeman I live in West Virginia. i am visiting my son in Florida and will be going through Louisiana on my way to Utah. Is there any way I could watch you do a removable?

[@marcylynne6458]

The piping part was awesome, why do the Virgin queens do that?

[@cecoya]

Question: what do the bees that have open air colonies do in the rain or hail storms? Do they hide or just weather it out? Have a great day

[@redwolfmedia1276]

J.P. there at the end when your giving the last close up of the Queen I noticed another bee stick it's abdomen butt first down into a cell is that normal? I recently caught a Swarm and it was my first one couple weeks ago and I think I accidentally killed the Queen while transferring them to a hive body. I've looked like 5 different times over that span and cannot find a Queen nor any eggs. Yesterday I inspected one more time before I buy a Queen and I found a Queen Cell. Should I wait to see if their successful or should I just try and get a Mated Queen as quick as possible? I live in Central Ohio.

[@JPthebeeman]

If you know without a doubt they are queenless if I were you I’d locate a mated queen immediately. With your winters there’s no time to waste in getting this swarm going full throttle. Winter is right around the corner! Incidentally, good observation on the worker/workers poking their abdomen in a cell or two. This is pretty common actually. As long as there’s a laying queen it’s not a problem. A laying worker colony, that’s an entirely different situation/problem but that’s a topic for another time, have a colony in a ceiling I’m about to remove, good luck with the swarm but I would find them a queen ASAP if they are truly queenless. Keep this in mind: it’s very common for a swarm to make queen cups/cells at first. As long as the queen gets going after a few days or so no worries but I’m not sure of your exact situation unless I had eyes on it myself.

[@albertogonzalez819]

What's in the smoker like is it just regular smoke or something special sorry may seem dumb but man I'm just interested lol I like watching your videos very informational

[@karendegeyter2937]

Video is so cool. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@Thetis058]

Wow great job in that weather . It was probably hotter in your vehicle then being outside “ After an hour, the average in-car temperature is 43 degrees higher than the outdoor temperature. After 90 minutes, this rises to 48 degrees higher. Therefore, when it's 90 degrees outside, it could reach an incredible 138 degrees in your parked car. That's hotter than any outdoor temperature ever recorded on earth “ , so if your vehicle was saying 100 in the shade was probably about 60 outside. With you having no humidity though and no breeze yeah would of felt like it was 100 outside .

[@romeobeck3685]

Parabéns pelo vídeos continua a sim amigão mais um resgate muito top um abraço amigão

[@PrasetyoMuhammadDwiBiology]

just queen giving speech to their people :)

[@bbtheking9753]

Is it common for honey bees to have their hive exposed like this one? I usually see them inside of something, like a log or in a wall.

[@JPthebeeman]

In southeast, Louisiana, where I reside, roughly one percent of colonies build in the open like this & because of our mild winters, they often survive several winters. I’ve removed some that were 3 years old.

[@bbtheking9753]

@@JPthebeeman Thank you! I had no idea bees did this. Learned something new today.

[@josephrossiter6802]

Mr. Jp I wanted to ask you if this colony was one of the most tuff to remove sir?

[@nortyfiner]

I can only imagine some of the critters you stir up having to clear your way into corners like that, both outdoors and in.

[@JPthebeeman]

I removed some bees in another catalpa tree many years ago that had a large hole right below the beehive & every now & then I would see this head in the hole staring at me while I worked. It was a juvenile raccoon, made a new friend that day.

[@VIP-603]

Can you show more about the vac... I though they went into a shop vac type tank.. glad to see catch box

[@JPthebeeman]

Richard Cote 46:20 mark showcases the the bee vac pretty well in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIXKnp6BpKlgfZY