Southwest US is Swarming in September 2024! [360° 4K HD]

[@sharonwalker2498]

I watched the original when they did it, but it’s nice to watch it again in 360

[@KillerBeeGuy]

This was actually a different swarm in the same location!

[@sedonasheltie3613]

If I think I see a bottle of bees in my yard, I use binoculars now. Thanks to you guys, informing us of how volatile they are

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Bee careful!! You have my number!

[@gregoryrizer]

Hosh looks like your sporting a new bee 🐝 suit ?😊

[@medtek]

I think this was the day after the very messy underworld job, and the bee suits with associated regalia were probably drying at Reed's.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Exactly MedTek!

[@franklincheney3653]

You need a few different huge warning signs depending on the situations, that you can mount on the roof of your truck. Sooner or later, a warning will save someone's life, or prevent some agony.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

In populated areas we will work with the Fire Dept, Police etc too!

[@Premier-Media-Group]

Wonder what impact hummingbird feeders have on local bee trends? Many folks are putting them back out now that monsoons have stopped.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Here they go year round!

[@KiKi70236]

Great vid glad the kitty is ok

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Hey KiKi! Gotta keep the kitty safe!

[@terryjwood]

7:28 That's a LOT of bees! Thanks for saving that poor cat!

[@KillerBeeGuy]

We love the kitties!

[@billping2633]

Go to show you how much Reed really does care. Making sure that cat is safe. He does it oh boy this is a bad thing all the time but it's not an act you can tell both you guys are trying to convey how dangerous these bees are. Some YT are scripted and people are acting. I like how you guys are just calling it what it is.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

No script here Bill!

[@scrunglenut6222]

it feels so funny to be a tall entity floating above the guys.

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Awesome huh!?

[@jeanniewaechter8555]

Holy freaking shit. There they are.

[@sabinachapman416]

Hello you two handsome beespooners😂

[@JethroLampitt]

If the bees are swarming again in Autumn this year, how do they manage to survive without a store of honey? I guess maybe we underestimate how ruthless they can be but does this mean they can pretty much only survive now if they attack another hive and steal their honey and pollen ?

[@KillerBeeGuy]

That would be the only way. We just don't know.

[@michaelacookePDX]

Is the yellow truck new?

[@medtek]

New-ish, to them anyway. It was salvaged from a job last year and underwent extensive repairs to get functional. It is so much better on gas than the fire truck, which they still use occasionally.

[@jeanniewaechter8555]

Mom would say unlax.

[@sherryscavone8072]

Bee safe

[@KillerBeeGuy]

Will do Sherry!