The Queen is being Superseded and they have no backup!

The Queen bee is NOT in charge!
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[@wadebarnes6720]

Orangeburg South Carolina new beekeeper everybody I ask what channel to watch on KZbin that will teach you the most your name was first every time

[@BarbsNgarden]

This is Barbara in North Texas in my second year of beekeeping. Last year a seasoned beekeeper with whom I chatted at bee meetings told me repeatedly that I was a BEE-HAVER. A

[@rhutch5362]

Pulled all my honey yesterday and processed today in China Grove, NC. It's great to have a wife that helps you out so much. We are both very fortunate in that regard. Appreciate all that you and Laurel do for us hobby bee keepers.

[@mrsethvaughan77]

1st year beekeeper here from Eugene, Oregon. Thank you for all of your great videos and information you put out been a huge help!

[@rickriley7018]

Hey Kamon I am a hobby beekeeper in the mountains of southern Pa. I have kept from 2 to 12 hives for the past 34 years. I love beekeeping and Honey. I watch the hives pretty closely and rarely lose a swarm. Anyway I have been watching your channel for about a year....Keep up the interesting work.

[@iisonu2]

First year beek from central VA near Forest. 10 colonies going strong and i’ve been a splitting fool this week. Sunday a swarm took to the air over my hives and promptly came back as the clouds opened up and dumped buckets. Quite an experience and sight to behold! They are making lots of honey but i’ve been feeding them right along due to a wimpy nectar flow. So i will let them keep it all this year. i really appreciate you and Laurel and the videos you share and just your beautiful personalities and honesty. You’re truly gems to all of us!

[@tennshawn7567]

Kamon ... we are almost neighbors over here in Pleasant View. Send me a jar of your nest and I will send you a jar of our best. Our bees may have crossed paths. Watch all of your videos at least twice. You made me a better bee keeper. Thank you so much.

[@hubertlocklear6968]

Hi Kamon, this is Hubert watching your video from Maxton, North Carolina. I have been watching your KZbin channel for a couple of months or more. I have really enjoyed them and have learned a lot. I’ve had honey bees off and on for 25 years now. I’m about to be at the age of retirement, and that is something I'd like to do as a serious hobby. This spring when I finally got serious, all of my bees died. (Which, from my research, it was a virus that attacked their nervous systems and they killed each other.) It was very heart-breaking watching all my hives, which were very strong hives going through this phase.

[@kentroutt4354]

We are from Idaho.. My wife and I , watch every video you produce.. We love Laural too..

[@jarredladuke]

That insurance plan advice you gave is tremendous to new bee keepers. Legit.

[@bearshs]

Watch you regularly from Oregon. 35+ years ago had a display hive in my dining room. Ornery neighborhood boy came at night with a spray can of raid. Took it down to clean and never put it back. Urban area, entry 12+ ft. Above sidewalk. My kids & their friends loved it. I still miss it.

[@brianpclifford]

Kamon, thanks for the great videos! As a second year beekeeper, I’ve learned a TON from your videos and gained a lot of confidence too. A Tennessee transplant now in Maryland.

[@johnfulmer9829]

Hey Kamon, I am a 2nd year beekeeper from central South Carolina. I thought this was the year I would get honey, but I used formic pro early spring and had to keep them closed up. Then all of them went to swarming. It rained constantly during the flow. I am having to feed for the last month or so. I went from 9 hives to 20. Thanks for the videos. Yours are my favorite. Keep them coming, as you can tell I have a lot to learn.

[@jasonrasheed7670]

Enjoying all your vids Kamon & Laurel, from Canberra Australia. Very natural & instructive.

[@sirjiro01]

Hey Kemon..great videos I love watching them for I have learnt a lot from yours. As I am a new bee keeper and I love it. I have 9 Hives 3 from packages 4 from nucks and one that it through last winter just barley, I used some of your ideas to build up that hive. I took one cup of bees from each of my 3 packages and merged them together using news paper between the brood boxes. so far doing real good. Thanks keep up the great work..

[@todwhitaker1293]

Hello Kamon,

[@Pheaj]

I am in St. Louis and I am watching from work on my lunch.

[@jehmhoney]

2nd year beekeeping. Year one was 1 hive. Now trying 3 hives. Still learning a ton and your videos are leading the way. Upstate NY appreciating all the time you’re putting on video for us. Thanks!!

[@marvinspevack8238]

Kamon, have very much benefitted from your videos here in Montana. You have gotten to be my go to guy. Thanks from a recycled beekeeper....

[@paulchristu996]

Up in Portland OR. Was in a hive 2 days ago, 2019 queen who’s laying was falling off. Found her as I pulled a frame, and out of the corner of my eye saw the new queen on the next frame! Old girl was still laying (had her rear down in a cell when I saw her). Pulled the ‘19, put her in a mini nuc for insurance, marked the big, new girl blue. Hive should be set for the winter. Always enjoy your videos.