Selling Bees

[@wayneshoneybees5439]

Great information. I like your approach to life. I'm a electrical engineer and plan to retire in 5 years. I'm wintering 14 hives my 2nd year. Plan 25 or so next year and be around 30 by 4th year. Retire on 5th and have some bee fun. Thanks for sharing your experiences. Greatly appreciated.

[@elash04]

Thank you fo sharing your ideas. I am a 4th year beekeeper and finally starting to get this. I know I have a lot to learn and your thoughts and instruction are a great asset.

[@shawnniciu2785]

I just want to thank you for all your videos and your a very interesting man and operation. I raised bees 35 years ago and got away from it when I started my own business and I had to work 6 and 7 days a week to keep up with the work. A year ago I got injured at work from a company that was lifting a large part off the machine they were working on and something went bad and I got crushed so I’ve had all year to watch bee videos and I have gotten some Bees this year that I was able to trap so I’m back in the bees and enjoying every minute Thanks again and keep up the great work.

[@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog]

“Put colonies together, make honey and sell them “ Well said

[@RippleAffect]

Hello Ian👋🏻

[@chrispagliaro4299]

Thanks so much for taking time out to publish your videos. I always get something valuable that I can use in my operation. Thankyou.

[@donbearden1953]

Bob thanks for your video! It’s great to hear a honest person speak before I watch and listen to the first 2020 Presidential debate!

[@GEEZBEEZ]

Thanks for sharing thoughts and experiences on your years of business in beekeeping. Really helpful.

[@thysamnang4089]

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[@PatrickPease]

That brood smell is sooooooo pleasant. My favorite is walking through a big yard on a warm night during the honey flow. 🙂

[@johnmorgan9435]

Bob, loved this video. Plenty of honesty with a dose of reality. Thank you

[@russellkoopman3004]

Very interesting video. Great advise on being diversified, a common agriculture strategy. Like the old saying "don't put all your eggs in one basket". Have a great day Bob.

[@timgoodin42053]

I always enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing!

[@dadu63]

Thanks for sharing Bob. I’m wanting to get into selling some 5 frame nucs this year here in NC. Thanks again buddy!

[@edwardclark2695]

Back when i roughnecked on land drilling rigs, contract companies put down boards on the locations where holes were drilled. That enabled heavy equipment to roll in & out w\o bogging down. I think they put down maybe gravel then plastic sheets or polymer then layered oak boards so as to create a pad. They nailed them together w long 60 penny nails.

[@mitchellcampbell3521]

You are a good honest man. I'm glad you know how to make things work for you. I am 40 years old I live in Jackson,kentucky thiers no jobs here and when they shut the coal mines down it destroy this place. But I have started with 10 hives I'm trying to grow a little bigger but it takes alot of money for bee equipment so I can just grow a little at a time. I been cutting grass in the summer to try to make money to buy bee equipment with. I know what you mean you got to have a couple of different things to go at. Takes for the advice.

[@markspc1]

Dementia Joe promises to further shut down the coal industry so I suppose there will be more beekeepers around !

[@konradrueb1567]

Thanks Bob .always enjoy your content .🐝safe and keep your smoker lit!!! Konrad

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

The smell reminds me of a cross between butterscotch and fresh baked bread. Great advice Bob. If you plant the fields like Ian Steppler does it plans the flow and stabilizes the not so good years. Thanks for the information and it gives everyone something to think about.

[@billc3405]

Thank you for sharing the good, bad and ugly of the beekeepers life. From what I see on the comments your bees are very reasonably priced.

[@michaelposner3994]

Did you get your honey dryer working? How about an update video

[@dr.lexwinter8604]

That 'brood smell' phenomenon applies to everything. Smell an apartment block of humans in different countries, every people of different regions smell utterly different when they hit critical stank, same with animals, a few cats, mice, dogs, or birds have a certain odour, but pack a bunch more in and the smell changes entirely. I've never thought anyone else specifically noted that brood smell before, I'm glad I'm not mad.

[@johnniecarter3013]

Hey Bob hope you’re having a Good Friday. I have been studying honey bees and bee keeping about two years now and I feel like I can do a good job for the bees. So I’m gonna start keeping bees in the spring. I’m on the coast in VA. I feel like I should keep a minimum of two hives but would like to have more. That said I don’t want to take on to much to fast. I want your opinion on the equipment that I should buy to get started? If you have time I would really appreciate your thoughts on what I should get and any other advice you have. If you don’t have time I understand no hard feelings. I enjoy your channel very much. Thank you for the vast amount of knowledge you have already shared. Your videos have played a large roll in me being confident enough to start this coming spring Hope y’all have a great weekend!! Look forward to more videos!!

[@johnniecarter3013]

I will. Thank you Sir!

[@randythompson7131]

How much do you sell singles for and how many frames of brood and bees are included I’ve been watching your channel for a while now and your operation and wisdom is appreciated thanks for your videos and knowledge. My name is Randy Thompson I’m from central California and I run approximately 500 colonies and I’m trying to expand a bit larger and over more country and begin to run bees outside the state. I’ve been beekeeping on my own for about ten years now but actually working and helping other beekeepers for about 30 years and I’ve never lost interest in bees from day one they are amazing and the business itself is challenging most the time when you think you have it all figured out is when something else or another insect or pest we have to deal with I’ve wanted to give up several times but figured anybody can quit and that’s the easy but I keep my head up and fight through it and I still wake up and try my best to be positive and put in the hard work and I will succeed in his business thanks again I am very great full to have came across your channel I learn every time I watch a new vid .

[@bobbinnie9872]

Hi Randy. In the fall we sell singles ranging from $175 to $225 depending on quantity and quality of equipment. The bees are always good but they may not have any brood depending on how late in the season they are sold.

[@albeethebeeman5506]

Thanks for the return call I would’ be interested in 10 colony’s when you get them ready in august if you have the extra albee

[@bobbinnie9872]

Call the store to order. I'll let the girls know people are asking. 706 782 6722

[@lvbees6128]

Do you make your own box parts? I notice the newer ones aren't box-jointed at the corners like mann lake/dadant sells. Just basic rabbet joinery?

[@bobbinnie9872]

We have made many boxes with a basic rabbit joint. Also seen in our videos are some cypress boxes from Rossman Apiaries made the same way. I do however prefer a good finger joint box.

[@Maskwest4]

you seem like a very fair man!!!

[@DH-xe6fp]

Where in Oregon did you live and what drove you to Georgia?

[@bobbinnie9872]

I lived in Rogue River for 5 years and Powers for 5 years and moved to Georgia in 1991. I really like this part of Georgia (Blue Ridge Mountains) and had personal friends here.

[@leahprieger9186]

Do bees from the south east over winter well in places like Oregon, even though the climate is so different?

[@bobbinnie9872]

It depends on the genetics. The golden Italian bee that is so prevalent in south Georgia does best in the south. Those that bring in genetics from outside the area, and there are many, do better in locations like yours and mine. Where we're at in the southern Appalachians the temperatures are not that much different than parts of Oregon and the Carniolans we use do well.

[@leahprieger9186]

@@bobbinnie9872 thanks so much for the information! I currently live in North Carolina but I am moving to Oregon in 2 weeks and I just bought 2 hives there.

[@MickyBellRoberts]

I can’t wait to start bee keeping. I have a lot to learn. What would it cost for nine hives?

[@bobbinnie9872]

Nine of these colonies would be $200 each.

[@MickyBellRoberts]

Bob Binnie Thank you.

[@diarmuidcullen1865]

Wow hives are cheap in the USA it costs 400 euro here for bees and used hive

[@19950toc]

Looks like you need to cut in a road , cruch and run 4 or 5 in stone for a base then add to it the next year

[@trevor311264]

I have said since I got started in beekeeping that it is a bit like gold mining. If you want it to be more than just a hobby then you need to be earning by supplying what the other miners need.

[@southeasthomestead6093]

working on doing it on a Medium scale before and during retirement years. Rain here in South Ga for the past 3 days. big storm this afternoon brought in some very cool air

[@MickyBellRoberts]

Bob, where are you situated? I’m in Huntsville, Texas and looking to setting up 9 hives/ colonies in the Spring. What would you charge?

[@bobbinnie9872]

We are sold out for the fall.

[@jeremyhuggins8796]

I love to hear your bee stories Bob. Do you have any more shallow supers with drawn comb for sale?

[@bobbinnie9872]

1000.

[@jeremyhuggins8796]

@@bobbinnie9872 That's more than I need! 😂 I'll be down next week Lord willing.

[@davidwhitman9182]

Hi Mr Binnie. I'm scheduled to pick up 2 single colonies next Sat the 6th. I know you will be busy that day and I hope I can meet you. I know you won't have time to be peppered with questions so I would ask you one now. I live 30 miles west of augusta and was wondering when I get the bees next week would you recommend I feed them 1 to 1 for a while? There are no beekeepers anywhere around me to ask when the honeyflow starts here maybe it already has and I am sorry to say I don't know how to tell when it starts. I have bought 1 gal cap.and ladder feeders and I have half gallon jars also to feed on top. What do you recommend? You know much better than me as these are your bees and know their strength and whether to feed and how. Thank you

[@bobbinnie9872]

I'm not familiar with the particulars around Augusta but I would think your spring flow has begun.

[@davidwhitman9182]

Hi Mr Binnie! David from Augusta. I got the bees home today and removed the screens. I immediately put deeps on both boxes with 4 drawn combs each and the rest foundation. They are both very strong colonies and one was so full I couldn't see the top bars and want them to move up into boxes today and will check for cells tomorrow.they were bringing in pollen within an hour of getting them here. I was so glad to meet you this morning. I thank you very much for how you treated me and the healthy strong colonies show that you take care of your bees as well as your customers.

[@bobbinnie9872]

@@davidwhitman9182 Thanks and good luck.

[@AntennaBee]

Bob your so laid back

[@shatterfarms5091]

How much do those hives go for ?

[@bobbinnie9872]

$150 to $200 depending on quality and quantity.

[@IFarmBugs]

@@bobbinnie9872 Are the hives already registered with the state inspector & have paperwork?

[@DENVERFAMILYKENNEL]

I’m in Colorado a I would love to buy a few of your hives

[@dannycrain3485]

Thanks bob. For your knowledge. Love that smell.

[@jimhughes4765]

The price of lumber has risen like a rocket the last few months, up at least 135%. Did you get more for each each hive to cover the higher cost of replacing each hive?

[@bobbinnie9872]

Replacement cost is always a part of the equation.

[@raysbees7650]

Win win is the way it should be. I try to work that way in real estate. It’s not good when someone feels bullied or cheated.

[@allsmilz7234]

I think the closest smell to a large quantity of honey bees is a truckload of wheat.

[@raysbees7650]

Are all these yards your property’s? I have to look up the ABJ Ad! How much $ are whole colonies?

[@bobbinnie9872]

All my yards except one belong to someone else. I give the property owners honey for yard rent. $150 to $200 each depending on quantity and quality.

[@rosejafari8917]

Where would I find the information on the costs of your bee colonies?

[@bobbinnie9872]

Call our store at 706 782 6722

[@3Beehivesto300]

I can see you grow bees. Try some fertilizer to grow some grass? Or maybe gravel? Keep up the good videos.

[@pepperellbees]

Hey Bob, I was wondering if you had any recommended reads for pollinating? Specifically almond pollinating. I sure would be interested in reading about it from the beekeepers perspective. Thanks!

[@bobbinnie9872]

Hi Mandrew. I know there are some publications on the subject but I would have to look them up also, perhaps google the subject.

[@pepperellbees]

@@bobbinnie9872 Not something I would or could rush into regardless. I'll look into it. Thanks Bob!

[@geturphil69]

Hi Bob, next year I will be a 3rd year beekeeper. I expanded from three hives to twenty this year. I want to focus on honey production and maybe selling fall nucs. Would I be better off to split mid March and raise extra colonies for honey production or use a double screen board to split and then remove it after the flow starts? Also, I’m located in Clarkesville. Do you know on average how much honey each colony produces (any kind of range would be great). I’m trying to get a gauge for what kind extractor I will need. My three frame isn’t going to cut it! Since I’ve written so much anyways, I’ll go ahead and ask about how much sourwood would be average per colony in the Otto/franklin area? My uncle lives there and I have the opportunity to chase it next year. Thanks so much!

[@bobbinnie9872]

For starters, if you are splitting in mid March and raising your own queens in Clarkesville, GA that's too early for good mating in many years. I have had a number of yards just north of you in the Hollywood and Turnerville area for 25 years and that has been my experience. It would be best to wait for at least two more weeks, three would be better for the very best results. That's what the bees do. If you're using mated queens from south Georgia that is still to early for quality queens (my opinion). Florida queens will be properly mated by that time and would be a better choice for that time frame. Queens pushed to early experience high failure and supersedure rates. When we make splits in mid March (with Florida queens) we like to use double screen divider boards over a good colony so the nuc can benefit from the additional warmth and progress easier and quicker. After the first of April we begin using nuc boxes or single deeps for splitting into. We have many yards around Otto, NC and some years they do very well on sourwood and some years not. The potential is greater there than in Habersham County but the weather doesn't always cooperate. There's generally more rain near Otto. This year we did well in both areas, probably averaging 80 pounds each with some colonies making over 100.

[@geturphil69]

Thank you so much for taking the time to reply! I’ve watched all of your videos multiple times and really enjoy the content. Thank you for bestowing your knowledge-you’re a wonderful educator. I am assembling a list of concise questions for you in the event that I catch you at your store! My intent was to raise some of my own queens and purchase about 5-10 from you to increase genetic diversity. I will be happy to wait until later to split, I just don’t want a repeat of what happened to me this year, which is all of my hives continuously tried to swarm and that’s why I ended up with twenty. It was through your content that I learned about reaching peak population after the nectar flow, though I learned too late :P. My goal is to operate about 50 hives for a couple of years, (perhaps 25 honey producers and 25 singles to continuously split for nuc sales), and then judge as to whether I’d be able to go full time with it or not. It seems as though next year will be a leap of faith and investment for me in extracting equipment and honey supers. Hopefully I’ll be able to get a return on investment. I’ll be looking forward to more content and seeing you at the store! Thanks again Bob. Best wishes!

[@peterlightbody8443]

Interesting the way you think , i would put that in chapter 11 , "strategy of selling bees "

[@framcesmoore]

Ha Bob I gust love your videos u share your heart and it is great. I do not think I will ever make money off my bees. I have 27 hives I had 30 but the queens failed and I combined the hives I just sell the honey right now. I had a couple of people wanted to buy bees from me, but I did not want to sell them any they buy bees every year, they dont treat and they had bees and they all die because they do not take care of them they do not feed they do nothing for them, and they die. One man started bee keeping the same time I did in 2014 every year he gets bees and every year they die. i know this sounds crazy but I love my bees and I dont want to sell them to some one that wont take care of them I dont want them to die. I really care about them and I want to do what ever it takes to be a good beekeeper. I enjoy it they are great. I work a full time job and cut grass in the evening and bee keep on the weekends and inbetween the yards, so I stay busy. and it is just me and I am 62 so this old woman needs to get it in her head that I do not need to encrease the apairy I was spending a lot of money on queens every year to encrease the apairy I also have 11 different places I have my bees in this city, to spread them out, but maybe because u have tought me about the divider board maybe I will be able to make my own queens I am going to try next year and keep that money in my pocket. U are right some times u get queens and they are no good. I just got some from CA 2 months old and they failed so I combined them. I did not know u sold queens I know u are switching breeds u had carnies and carcaisions I do not have carcasions Do u sell queens or just make them for your self. what the number of your store u have a great day and again Your videos are wonderful Thanks

[@bobbinnie9872]

Hi Frances. We do sell queens in the spring and summer but they are for pick up at the store only. It sounds like you enjoy your bees.

[@sdichampion]

Is there much loss when traveling? Do they get closed up until they reach their destination?

[@bobbinnie9872]

If done right there isn't any colonies lost but a few queens can disappear in the commotion. They are not closed up individually but the entire load is netted.

[@digger07747722968]

Bob Can you explain why you net the load and don’t close the hives individually as I do moving 30/40,, I’ve often wondered why. I imagine you must end up with a mass of bees trapped under the net, love your videos, such a great insight.

[@queuemaster]

Hello Bob, I would love to purchase some bee hives from you. I live in Atlanta

[@bobbinnie9872]

Hi Jonathan. We still have some singles left for fall sales. If interested call the store at 706 782 6722. Thanks.

[@BrokePhilanthropist]

How much a hive when you sell 500? Not nuc’s right?

[@bobbinnie9872]

Singles this season are running $200 to $235 each depending on the quality of equipment.

[@mikeyd5969]

I wish this video was 3 hours long if you get my drift .

[@ricksutton2902]

Will Bob I sell a lot of nucks and hives as well. I don't brand my equipment. Do you the same as me not brand. The reason I don't do it if something gets stolen and you're selling your equipped with your brand on it . It gets hard to locate located. What is your opinion on that

[@bobbinnie9872]

I don't brand either but I've been lucky and never had bees stolen.

[@ricksutton2902]

@@bobbinnie9872 l let the customer Brandon if he so chooses. Commercial beekeeper used to be a family tradition was honest people but nowadays well I'll just leave it at that

[@coyoteridgeRED]

I almost bought some bees coming out of almond harvest $100 a hive How much are your s going for

[@bobbinnie9872]

The singles in this video went for $150 each. The price depends on the equipment, some others went for $200.

[@gilbertroyal351]

How many hives do you have for sale?

[@bobbinnie9872]

We have none at this time. We generally sell colonies in late summer or fall.

[@albeethebeeman5506]

Hey Bob when will you have single hives for sale thanks Albee

[@bobbinnie9872]

We will have them right after the sourwood which would be three weeks from now in early August.

[@geofig502]

how much it cost a hive that you are selling?

[@bobbinnie9872]

They sold for $150 to $200 each depending on the condition of the equipment.

[@framcesmoore]

Ha Bob Hope u are well and enjoying your day. You had a video not to long ago saying u use honey be health but that u make your own and it works well for u, could u please tell me your recipe I use it and need some more but it is very high in price and if I can make some that would save me a lot of money Thank u and have a great day

[@bobbinnie9872]

Hi Frances, you may have to do some math. We put 400 ml of lemongrass oil and 200 ml of spearmint oil in 250 gallons of syrup.

[@framcesmoore]

@@bobbinnie9872 Thank u so very much u saved me a lot of money honey bee healthy just cost 2 much money have a great weekend

[@guybonneau2284]

Please Bob! Don't forget to enable the closed captioning when posting a video. I'm deag and cannot enjoy your comments .

[@timgoodin42053]

I watch a lot of KZbin early early 3-4AM and closed caption doesn't disturb the wife.

[@Goodnews4man]

Lots of rain has made the bee yard muddy and hard to navigate. He's had a big rig stuck in the mud before and that is no fun. He's got 450 hives or so going to a buyer in Colorado. The buyer will overwinter down in Arizona in preparation for the almond harvest come Spring. Bob thinks it is a good strategy. He used to do it, but simply desires to raise bees now. It allows him to travel less. He likes honey, too, but not as much as raising bees and selling nucs/packages, etc. He's able to keep his full time employees by having them prepare new equipment over winter. They used to go down south and work a bee yard there but he doesn't want to mess with that anymore. He is also able to cycle out his equipment this way. He tries to diversify income, building things. When he looks as some of these boxes, it brings back memories. Some of them remind him of his teenage sons helping him put them together 20 years ago. And there is the gist of the audio.

[@bobbinnie9872]

I have had it set to automatically work with all my videos. I just reset it on my channel page to make sure and it seems to be working here. Please let me know if it is now working for you. Thanks.

[@timgoodin42053]

@@bobbinnie9872 it's working great, thank you!

[@guybonneau2284]

@@bobbinnie9872 Yes it works now. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

[@sunsetheritage]

I know you have your hives on pallets on the ground, but do you ever have a problem with carpenter ants? I have 1 hive that has constantly been overwhelmed with them. It’s on a stand about 2 feet off the ground. I know people suggest putting the stand legs in a can with mineral oil. I can’t do that because my husband welded bars across the very bottom when he built it. I’m going to be moving those hives in the winter to a different area. I just don’t want the colonies ruined before then. Thank you for the video. I would love to buy hives from you, but I’m not experienced enough for that yet. In time, that’s my goal. 😁

[@FloryJohann]

If you have metal stands, you can see if wiping them down with oil will help with your ant problem.

[@sunsetheritage]

J & B Homeliving I’ll give it a try, but there’s a bar that basically sits on the ground that’s between the two ends. Not sure how to explain it, but from there he put 6 bars going up to the bar across the top. Basically it’s a multi lane expressway for the ants to go marching along. 🙄

[@apiariogallinati]

Parabéns. Embora não entenda nenhuma palavra.

[@bobbinnie9872]

Obrigado

[@MrSuttonp]

Hi, I have a bee yard Carnesville that we’re looking to expand, can I get you contact info or do you have a website?

[@bobbinnie9872]

Our email address is on the "about" page of our youtube channel homepage..

[@trinitybees133]

Oh I wish I could afford a stack of those hives,

[@salambeekeeper9464]

hi, what is the price you selling it for?

[@bobbinnie9872]

$150 to $200 each depending on quantity and quality.

[@lyons1973]

I will be moving to Astoria OR

[@robbiesines4864]

How can I buy your bees

[@bobbinnie9872]

Call our store at 706 782 6722. We are almost sold out though. We only have a few dozen on bottom boards.

[@dokiva1]

How much are these singles?

[@bobbinnie9872]

$150 to $200 depending on quantity and quality.

[@gheorghemalinici9018]

Das your box Have bees ?

[@bobbinnie9872]

Yes, full of bees.

[@BlanchardsBees]

That's a lot of beeeeeee's!!

[@nancynolton6079]

I retired and purchased a nuc and a package and purchased new queens for a few years before raising my own. I know exactly what you mean about making more bees... I found that out my first year and never looked back. Now I sell locally raised queens, overwintered nucs and spring splits on a small scale and the honey is sold out the front door or I make it into a fermented beverage with green tea, a scoby and honey - called Jun. It is so satisfying to raise more bees - biggest problem is parting with them. Feels like I'm selling off my children! My second bee passion is educating the new beekeeper.

[@bobbinnie9872]

I understand you're feelings. I worked hard to get these bees in great shape so I have mixed feelings about seeing them go.

[@campdavidsonfunctionaltrai8583]

What's a box of bees worth?

[@bobbinnie9872]

$150 to $200 each depending on quality and quantity.

[@campdavidsonfunctionaltrai8583]

with the box and frames...a good deal. I want to raise bees as well in Asheville. I like making queens way more than spinning honey.

[@DENVERFAMILYKENNEL]

I am a bee keeper in Colorado is their anyway you can hook me an the guy up that’s buying the bees from you??? I just need a bee keeper close that I can connect with

[@bobbinnie9872]

If you give me your phone number I will give it to him. Use my email address found on our "about" page.

[@thysamnang4089]

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[@bobbinnie9872]

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[@wadebarnes6720]

I've been wanting some Caucasian bees when you get some together let me know I have called your place but I have not got to answer about them yet thank you for your time

[@wadebarnes6720]

When would be a good time to call and see about them or should I just wait to next year or do you know somebody has some I'm not looking for the $1200 dollar Queen just a couple to go with my bees

[@earlmoorman250]

There is a place called stick cow in Florida that has Caucasian bees

[@BrokePhilanthropist]

Smells like yeast and honey

[@christineromani1734]

Do you sell in ky

[@bobbinnie9872]

I've sold bees to people in many states but they have to pick up here. I don't think beekeepers from Kentucky would have a problem but that is a question for your state bee inspector.

[@SRW1955]

All but the dirt under neath them !

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[@bobbinnie9872]

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[@vinodbaria6543]

Hi I am vinod and I am commercial Indian beekeeper

[@bobbinnie9872]

Hello.

[@vinodbaria6543]

What is your nationality ?

[@danielharnden5128]

How much is a colonized high worth

[@bobbinnie9872]

$275 to $325 depending on the quality, age and quantity.

[@danielharnden5128]

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[@donotcare330]

I'd rather NOT have to send bees to the Orchards but Honey prices are BS when it comes to barreling and selling the stuff. The pricks at Sioux and barkman is a joke on prices. A guy can barely make a living on this profession anymore.

[@ഹൂറിരാഞ്ജി]

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[@true7500]

Hello guys I am sailing Bees 55 for 200$ I live california secrmento.