Re Queening a honey bee Colony

[@johnbeemansaunders6567]

Hi Mike, I will definitely give you 10 out of 10 for your very neat and well established Apiary , boxes nicely painted and numbered, very nice and safe Queen introduction , I know you told me you was taking honey off last weekend hope it all went well, it has been very nice for me watching you at work with the bees, I also had a hive that was quite defensive for a while and now has calm down and seems quite friendly, it was the wild bee colony cut out i did it was so bad I did not want to breed from it but now seems very friendly, anyway it will be very nice for me to see all is well with that queen you have introduced so well, john

[@micla6221]

Hi John I'm really glad you liked the video you are the first person to comment so thank you 👍 It wasn't perfect but my editing skills are very limited. I am going to try a do some more in the future, not just beekeeping but other stuff I get up to. I saw your last video it was very interesting keep them coming. I've just treated my colonies for Varroa, this year I'm using Apivar instead of Apiguard. I have a couple of other colonies and I treated them with MAQS... Bad result though and ended up killing half a colony and the Queen The other seems to be okay but until I check I won't know for sure. Take care and send my hellos to Lin Mike