Walk away split.

[@fishmut]

Yes keeping things simple makes it more enjoyable eggs,honey,pollen , enough bees and a frame for them to work on . A good way to make a few queens for more splits to , a very quick way to build up some bee hives for the future. Good video buddy .👍

[@MIck1-10]

Lovely calm bees.

[@azurebapiaries6730]

Hey buddy great video Happy beekeeping

[@Warrenslife76317]

@@azurebapiaries6730 thank you

[@BucksBeesS.C.]

Thanks for the info. Need to save that burr comb. It adds up fast.

[@Warrenslife76317]

Thanks for the info but I'm not a penny pincher. I have over 8 buckets of wax capping's I need to sell. sometime it comes down to tripping over quarters to pick up nickels. My time is valuable. And I know it's a valuable resource, but some things end up in the landfill. Thanks for the post and suggestion. I do save larger quantities just so you know.

[@8pumpkin18]

Great Bee's 🤩

[@BackyardBeesNC]

Healthy bees, I just made like 40 new Queens, I've been making new bottom boards and tops, stuff is high, and scrap plywood is laying around everywhere from my work.

[@Warrenslife76317]

Git-r-done. lol

[@monask7575]

Great

[@Warrenslife76317]

Glad you liked it.

[@KajunHomestead]

👍👍👍

[@soupvis2616]

Is it possible to make a walk away split with a frame of eggs ?

[@Warrenslife76317]

You need resources and Nurse bees. You are creating a small nursery that needs no help from the outside world until the nurse bees become foragers and start bringing in nectar and pollen. I check on my split weekly so I do sometimes make them thin on resources but I can also grab them more during an inspection.