MASSIVE Beehive Found With 7 Queens and 10 Lbs of Bees !!!!

[@lorenaroma]

Are you using a vacuum to collect the bees?

[@YappyBeeman]

No. A vacuum would kill them.

[@ΑνατολήΜαρίαΣαμιώτη]

@@YappyBeeman But isn't that a vacuum?

[@lorenaroma]

You literally say in the video you are vacuuming them...????

[@magscovers8924]

@@YappyBeemanwhat is the device you are using then?

[@YappyBeeman]

Ok so lets split hairs here......I use a Colorado bee vac. It is a collection system designed to capture bees without killing them. It is not a vacuum in the common sense of the word. When those not in the buisness think vacuum, most think something like a shop vac etc. Use of such would kill the bees. So....vacuuming the bees is a verb not a noun . Or if we consider that the action of all devices using forced air flow to capture or collect any object or substance and contain such to be classified singularly as a "vacuum", well then yes, its a vacuum. I leave it to the panel to decide.

[@gyngr5265]

You said if you were able to find a queen in all of that that we should like and subscribe, but since you found them hatching in real time, you should get a million gold stars!

[@YappyBeeman]

I will gladly accept on behalf of beekeeprs all over the world, the acadamy and the bees. They were the real stars in this video......bwahhahahaha.

[@googleboughtmee]

Well what did she expect when she made an Air Bee & Bee?

[@Ronald1987100]

No. Just No.

[@wconradjr]

Absolutely yes, and more yes. Love me some puns.

[@OllieOxyn]

lol underrated comment, I snorted :D

[@amandabrown8078]

I got choked up laughing so hard 😂

[@dancepiglover]

The bees misunderstand.

[@karelappel594]

Impressive bee-handling skills, especially considering the risk of swarming. Your expertise shines in the way you meticulously handle the bees without protective gear. Your dedication to locating the queen showcases your commitment to preserving the colony's genetics. Your approach is both gentle and professional, making the process seem effortless. Your videos provide a captivating insight into your expertise. Keep up the great work, Yappy Beeman(TM)! You got my subscription man! This stuff is beautiful

[@YappyBeeman]

Thank you very much!

[@Bsksh]

Sir if I happened upon a hive of this size I would pass out. You have my utmost respect.

[@biohazard9215]

Seeing a queen hatch like that was really cool, good video and thank you for not hurting the bees. ♥

[@eliaskohler9805]

I love seeing bees getting rescued and giving a new home because in germany we dont have many bees anymore 😊 so i am happy you gave so many bees a new home

[@catspek]

I don’t know how I happened upon this man’s videos earlier today, but since then I’ve spent at least an hour watching his amazing work with bees. I’ve learned more from this man in one afternoon than I’ve ever known about bees and it’s fascinating to watch his work. He’s so gentle with them, and has so much respect for them, he almost talks to them like friends! Now I’m finally going to stop watching the videos for a little bit to research queens, hives, how they fan, how he knows when they’re upset, smoking them to calm them down, etc. thank you, sir, for the incredible work you do, and for creating this new interest for me!

[@malcolmx8874]

Read my mind lol

[@YappyBeeman]

It was my pleasure and thank you for such a great compliment.

[@steve210sa]

​@@YappyBeemanSuch a great video..... Thank you for all the work you do.

[@wendirivers5178]

Me too!

[@missfrizzler]

this man is a treasure and I am beyond glad my 2 am youtube rabbit hole has ended here. just the sweetest thing I’ve ever seen omg

[@Lo-is]

Haha! Same! ❤

[@mirmahid9344]

Hii how are you doing

[@Davidsethb]

No pun intended

[@starscourge_blackfyre1471]

To have several queens hatch during the video is just magnifico, what a treat for us!

[@bethsantoro1963]

OMG Yappy!!!!!!!!!! That was a trip to see that many queens and they were hatching!!!! What a joy to watch and learn about how that is done. Thank you for sharing this wonderful bee queen find!

[@YappyBeeman]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@dontcry9437]

i got real scared that the bees would die and had to skip till the end to see they were being relocated .. aww this video made my day.. great work brother.. god bless you

[@CVargas202]

bee videos: let me scoop them up with my hands, be as gentle as possible; Wasp videos: i brought my trusty flame thrower

[@raintree3383]

Hahahahaaaaa Isnt that the truth !!!! Great funny comment hello from Canada

[@ChooseJesusToday]

Lmbooooo😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@FrederickDunn]

Ok, first there was Frank, and now this... I could not be more IMPRESSED Yappy! A pure pleasure to watch with my morning Joe! I really like the idea of using beeswax to cap those queen cages, never even considered that. :) Thank you!

[@YappyBeeman]

Mr.Fred, its a pleasure and honor to know twice in my life I have surprised a great guy like yourself. On a side note, I am looking forward to seeing you at confrence. Don't be uodet if Frank can't make it but if my giraffe can fit through the back door, we may have a Frank to add to the video topics.

[@hals1fineday]

BEST BEE VIDEO EVER !! This is epic it could be a documentary ...truly amazing. All those queens hatching ...your timing was incredible. Ty ty ty ty for filming this and posting it for us all. Well done sir.

[@rachaelclark2490]

Learning about bees from these videos has helped me understand how gentle honeybees are when they land on my flowers. When not near the queen or threatened, honeybees are gentle. I've taught my daughter so when we watch them land on my flowers and they can't get to the nectar, we offer a finger in support so they don't fall or we help get them back on a flower when they fall asleep and almost fall off it, and talk gently to them to thank them for their work. I've planted additional crops of bee balm around my house since they love it so much, and we keep other flowers that they love. No bees, no food. We need our bees!

[@heathergarner6285]

I love the fact that u take the bees and give them someplace to live thats safe for them and safe for ppl. Thank u so much 😊

[@Floofie_boi]

I love that two minutes you get jumpscared by a bee on the camera lens.

[@thekingscene]

This is the type of hive us beekeeper's dream about getting a phone call to come remove. Great job

[@bluegloriousgames]

It realy is

[@colleenmurphy1333]

Can’t believe what’s happening here, so many queens, thanks for keeping our interest🐝🇨🇦🐝🇨🇦❤️🐝❤️❤️🇨🇦🐝

[@zach-h2y]

its crazy how chill all those bees seem towards someone who knows what they're doing. awesome video

[@marilynnschroeder4436]

‘These bees have not been here very long’ Where have I heard that one before? 😂

[@falconsfeather6970]

I have never seen queens come out of those queen cells!! Thank you so much for sharing! That was amazing!

[@TSUNAMI-MAMI]

Love listening to you explain bee behavior. Fascinating to see them come down from the comb to protect the brood!!!!

[@lovecamping5319]

I am so thankful for people like you for taking care and preserving honey bee's being that they are one of the most important insects in the world

[@popatyourecords]

Yip i never see them in scotland anymore when i was a kid in the summer ever flower had one

[@prawnstar9213]

Bless this guy.. but you all do need to experience putting your hand in a swarm of mellow honey bees. They are kind and don’t mind as long as you don’t pinch. Changed my view of honey bees.. used to be scared and swat and run and now I invite/built a rest stop for honeybees in my yard by planting some flowers bees love;) they’re running out of rest stops guys.. help them out by planting some echinacea. Echinacea is a survivor flower.. barely need watering. Look at that beautiful comb btw.. nature is beautiful 😊

[@myplatior]

Personally I’m absolutely terrified of bees (all flying bugs actually) despite only being stung once, but it’s very heartwarming to see how nice you treat the bees! I’ve never really watched a bee removal (or in this case rehousing) all the way through, and it made me smile when you were helping the queens hatch. Huge respect for you not wearing a beekeeper suit as well, I could never!

[@janineregas5651]

I respect the hell out of you man. How anyone can work with bees without any protective gear gets my vote. Keep buzzing along!!!!

[@brentsims9114]

Watching the queens hatch is so cool!

[@chloesibilla8199]

Imagine being born into this like "wow whats going on? Who turned on the lights? It's awful bright out here and I feel a draft? What's that sound? It's like? Distant bee screams and the voice of an older man with a charming accent. We're leaving? Already? Well that was easy.

[@kitakin10]

Sir, please be aware that you spark joy with how gentle you are with the bees

[@FSR-v9c]

Cool man, Im so bee-phobic man, Watching you manage them with such grace and care is amazing. the very sounds of them make me nervous and even panicky, and seeing them in such numbers even amplifies those feelings, But seeing you and hearing you work with them somehow for the first time is just calming enough to watch this bee video to the end.

[@7cats4me]

right there with you.

[@renevw5812]

As far i can see, those are some nice honey bees. Nice families are a real nice keeper. Hope you have enough nice flowers.

[@kurtkurtson9111]

Nice

[@TheReal3lackSheep]

Nice

[@skohaya]

🐝 Bees are so important in our food chain and flowers. But you are a special person to do this. Thankful for your service! 🐝

[@chuck5553]

My god 😳🐝. I so appreciate people like you. You know what you’re doing, care about the 🐝 and have the right equipment. Thank you for saving humanity

[@ejluczak7015]

Incredible. So happy they called you instead of an exterminator.

[@nocomment4642]

Ace video ! Educational and fun to watch because of your knowledge and humour. Great !!

[@cryptid6279]

INCREDIBLE colony. im surprised theyre so chill, you truly know how to communicate with them and let them know youre there to help :3

[@whyzzzcat]

That Nest is Beautiful, Look at the geometry they did to utilize the most space. Love Bees.

[@medicine2202]

So gentle and carefully with the queens, It's always refreshing to see any one who is as passionate about there work as this guy is !! Awesome and informative!!!❤

[@Bamahut]

Oh boy, that's an awesome video! This brings back memories of a wild bee hive we had in our old family house. They decided to build it in between our windows and windows shutters. I was a beautiful sight, to be able to see the inside of a bee hive without disturbing them! We did have to evict them but not without the help of a local bee keeper. We need to keep our bees alive at all cost and not kill them, native or not they are essential to our survival!

[@seen48]

Wow they’re so calm! That’s insane how many there were! I’m allergic to all types of bees but am damn fascinated on how they all work. Thanks for the video and how professional you are with how you collect the bees 🐝 in your non vacuum vacuum.

[@VeronnaV1]

You must be one of the gentlest beekeepers in the world. Spectacular video🐝🐝🍯

[@A_Random_Editor_Leo]

this is honestly awesome and wholesome that your continueing to do this and prevent bees from exterminators. Keep it up!

[@markbillus]

the loving that you have towards these bees is amazing is so nice to see you work these bees especially without a suit just blew my mind especially with the crazy amount of bees that are there is just insane.

[@lisalarsen2384]

Ty for talking so nice to the girlies 🥹 you are so sweet

[@soulstarmusiclover1254]

Awesome videos never knew I enjoyed watching bees so much. They are absolutely amazing . Thank you Yappy Beeman❤🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝

[@shaun8256]

Really makes me wonder how many bees are in my eve. It's been there since I was about ten! I'm in my forties now!

[@billastell3753]

Interesting how healthy that massive colony is. No chemical interference to keep the diseases and mites away. It just goes to show that we, as beekeepers, are doing something wrong. Great video. This guy is the real deal not like so many of the video beekeepers.

[@timothyandrews2157]

It amazes me that you don't get swarmed, considering how invasive you have to be they seem so relatively calm. I know nothing about beekeeping but I really enjoyed this video. Thanks.

[@Jellobeann]

This man is an absolute trooper for going at this hive without protective equipment. On another note--thank you, KZbin algorithm, for recommending this absolute gem of a video to so many people.

[@BrokenSoul79x]

jobs like this one you'd need a thermal camera to see how much was really there without opening it up.. holy WOW! that's a LOT of bees.

[@lectro88]

Thats incredible. I had a hive years ago that was just exploding in population and it had mutible active laying queens in the same hive. Everyone said I was mistaken.

[@DailyDubs4U]

hey bees. Thanks for...pretty much everything.

[@moonfiend9259]

That's one successful hive...Jeez!! And then new baby queens poppin out. Really interesting to watch you work.

[@bubblegum_girl]

😌🌟🌠 I'm very grateful for the work you do. Thank you for helping all of them, and filming it to share with us around the world. It was wonderful to watch

[@SueDamron]

You’re the first person I have heard say, “Practice makes permanent!” (Besides me) So true!!! Great informative video!!! Wow!!

[@texaswatermama]

Wow! An amazing find.

[@YappyBeeman]

I think so too!

[@sharonyost3807]

Surprised how big the hive was! Glad for a rescue!!

[@Magnet977]

Little late here, but its amazing that you actually caught the moment of a queen bee hatching on camera. Talk about incredible timing!

[@RapaxGuardian]

I have suffered a lifelong severe phobia for bees, but have fallen in love with gardening flowers. Videos like these help me get over my fear of bees, and now I get to watch them visit my flowers 🥰 Thank you for what you do! It's so lovely to watch a man passionate about what he loves 🥰

[@Sypitz]

Mad respect for Yappy for counting each individual bee

[@YappyBeeman]

I do what I must for the people.....bwahahahah.

[@feynthefallen]

I'm always stunned by how easily and calmly you can handle these animals with your bare hands. Have you ever considered that some people's body chemistry may make them better suited to handle bees than others?

[@YappyBeeman]

Knowledge and experience wrapped up love for what I do. But don't tell anyone my secret.

[@Benjywells1]

I love the way you talk to the bees.

[@MelAtlNP]

I love bees! My huge lavender bushes attract thousands. When I’m harvesting lavender, I am surrounded by them . I talk to them like you do :) I’ve never been stung. God bless you for relocating bees! Lord knows we need them.

[@jennifergriffin5467]

Thank you! This video is fascinating. So is the info in your description. You handle them so gently. Bless you!

[@smokenjoe4022]

I owned a old retired dairy there was a hive in the wall of the milk barn for about 12 years you could hear them when standing inside! We’re talking about a hive that was 8’ tall and ran for 25’! The bee removal guys said they’d never seen anything like it! Lol probably never will again! North Eastern Colorado!

[@PixieLove5]

It’s crazy how big hives can get! Truly amazing little creatures. Mahalo for this video 🤙

[@fredkarnak483]

wow !!! wow !!! wow !!! what a bee hive great video thanks

[@richardthornhill4630]

Yappy, you did very good on this find. Extra queens for new hives.

[@chocchip21me62]

That was absolutely awesome!! What a find. Plenty of quarters to go round. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@CarlMarinaccio]

So lucky. Every swarm I get are buried deep in a soffit two stories high. Nice job.

[@YappyBeeman]

Oh I get plenty of those as well. But will take a gift like this on occasion without arguing.

[@mikehernandez8878]

Had a coach that always said practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.

[@mattek519]

Earl Nichols

[@AussieWalkabout74]

Wow - the queen hatching - that is INCREDIBLE!!

[@Leatherneck88]

I could watch this all day! Very appreciative of your knowledge.

[@elli637]

I appreciate you keeping the video clean ,no language, sure have enjoyed them .I am getting bees in the spring. I’m learning and excited. Hope it I can ketch some some day.😊

[@ForgeAheadOriginal]

Great video! I think the vacuum is great and people need to relax. It obviously works well and doesn't harm the bees. Keep on keepin' on!

[@p2bkp26]

keep up the good work, I find it funny how many people comment hatred comments without knowing any information on the process you used.

[@YappyBeeman]

I appreciate the support. I know a good bit come over from The Hornet King channel and not understand the difference in the processes. Just means I have more content to share.

[@markoc8616]

Thank's Yappy a much appreciated vid an given a secure new home for those beautiful girls.

[@andrewdavis6917]

What an amazing hive and then the way you cared for the ladies.. you're a very nice person Sir. Cheering for you from Texas...

[@vickieelisa2248]

Just had the return of honeybees and butterflies to my garden after 6 years of nada. Lots of intentional flower can herb plantings to attract pollinators. Added 60% more plants to attract and saw a 55%increase in bees and butterflies.

[@DadWil]

Nice to see a big beautiful thriving hive like that one. Glad you gave them an even better home..

[@DavidWilliams-wr4wb]

i had a runaway queen last year show up november first last winter, freshly mated and with about 1, 000 bees , not enough to cover a softball , i literally just put a nuc outside of my honey shack, within 5 weeks the nuc was full of bees and that young queen in an empty nuc was the strongest nuc Ive ever taken into winter in southern maryland and unbelievably the best , fastest producing hive i’ve ever had and i’ve been working bees over 50 years , i’ve never seen anything like it so i never question anything if it’s possible with bees , i don’t care how smart or experienced and entomologist is or bee keeper , bees will always make us question our abilities and their existence and future, longevity as a species 😊

[@shannonspage9360]

The property i grew up on as a kid was a large apple and pear orchard. Every year a local bee keeper would drop off hives and place them throught the orchard and pick them back up at the end of the season. They would also stop by periodicly during the season. I was scared of bees so I am not sure what the beekeeper would do during the visits. The bees always did their job.

[@daynaswan427]

You are........I am sorry. You are correct. I saw the vaccuum cleaner and cried. I couldn't watch anymore. Thank you for taking care of the bees. Again I am sorry, you are correct😊

[@YappyBeeman]

@@daynaswan427 , you don't watch entire videos or have much knowledge to what you did watch so I'm not overly hurt by this comment. I still have this colony of bees and they are thriving in their new home. Just fyi.

[@jacobjaramillo3192]

@@YappyBeemana year later and still thriving 🙂

[@nali19751975]

I just wanna say big thank you for saving my little friends

[@FlynnWalsh-hp5gx]

This is the best bee channel I have seen. You care so much about every bee and that just makes my day.

[@meisievannancy]

The people that are careful with every bee don't get stung so much. Then you see the clumsy bee guys who drop the frames into the boxes surely squishing the bees running around with suites and getting stung.

[@CrowTRobot-ni7zu]

I used to get so nervous when seeing him handle the queens, until I read that queens almost never sting people. They save their stings for other queens. I also read that, probably because her stinger is not barbed, like that of a worker, on the rare occasion a queen stings a human, it doesn’t hurt as much as when a worker stings.

[@kira-dk2mx]

No one is worthy of being stung by a queen bee than another queen bee. We just aren't worth the effort.

[@rafaelagosto3454]

I really like your videos sir and as a Honey farmer I appreciate you and your knowledge. Thank you

[@aida_amore]

Absolutely fascinating!!! And I love how you talk to them in such a sweet/kind manner. 🐝 ❤

[@BeccaBudgetingMA]

wow! I got chills when you first showed the size of this area of bees! Love what you do but I could never do it so thank you for the great video!

[@itsmeeeeeeeee6096]

Ppl don’t realize how crucial honeybees are to our own survival!

[@meisievannancy]

I thought a hive only had one queen. Learn something new every day.

[@YappyBeeman]

This scenario is only different because the hive was going through a prcess of swarming. They split to create a new colony in another location leaving behind multiple queen cells so the remanders can still have a queen. Books say after they hatch out, the potential queens fight it out to see who will be the one who becomes the mother of the hive .

[@meisievannancy]

@@YappyBeeman Interesting. How do queens fight it out since they only have one sting and using it would be fatal. Or do they have a sting at all ?

[@drimachuck]

@@meisievannancy the queen's stinger isn't barbed like the workers' so she can sting as many times as she wants without ripping it out.

[@meisievannancy]

​​@@drimachuckNever knew that. Thanks.

[@noname-xo5mp]

I always imagined the funniest way to rob a bank would be with a full bee suit and 3 boxes of angry bees

[@Slider_84]

🤦🏼‍♂️ 😂

[@R4G4M3MN0N]

Just toss an open box of bees into the lobby and shout "beenade out"

[@mathews749]

Fantastic little creatures. I applaud you for your handling of them, your level of respect for them shows. I used to be terrified of bees and am getting better, you give me hope ✌️

[@pamlongwhite4747]

WOW !!! That was a crazy rescue !!

[@JAKOB1977]

Thats a proud pappa. blood and heritage meens nothing, its all about who brings you into this world, and helps you through life. So if you help feed them and get them through bee-college and all, your definitely their pappa in my eyes, - even if people say they don't look like you..

[@YappyBeeman]

These were great and doing very well still. I have made 5 more colonies from this hive and they are booming as well. I guess that makes me a Grandpa also. Lol

[@MrLSalazar714]

This is really cool. My kids and I like to watch the hornet king. We are gonna add this channel to our list. 👍🏽

[@nedgorski]

My great-grandson, Aiden, wants to know how did you not get stung? Marvelous video.

[@YappyBeeman]

Tell him you just have to give nature the respect it deserves, learn about it and use that knowledge to interact with it.

[@nedgorski]

@@YappyBeeman Thanks a lot. We sure marveled at your skills together. Fascinating.

[@bradgoliphant]

Wow. Amazing swarm!!! That last queen could not have been a virgin-she was huge. Enjoyed it. Thx.