Bee Man Vs Trash Pile Full Of Bees 

Love the unhurried and methodical way you catch and rehouse swarms. It is caring and respectful to both bees and the people who notify you to remove them.

I'm not surprised in the slightest that these bees were so mild and gentle. Comparatively speaking, they went from hunkering down in an apartment complex that has already been condemned, to a nice, well-maintained condo. These girls will be MUCH happier to have you for a landlord, JP!

I really like how respectful you are w the bees.

Ok, so it's NOT just me! I've been swearing up and down my entire life some bee stings hurt way worse than others. Some just burn and burn. Others I feel a quick stick and it's over. Other people have told me that's not possible. I've been stung enough times, I truly believe some hurt far worse than others and it's not just based on where they sting me.

Hi JP, I have never seen anyone to spot a queen as quickly as you can. Love the removal videos. Keep them coming 👍👍

bees "have manners" totally missed the chance to say they "bee-have."

Hey JP thank you for the wealth of information you share. My wife is a hobbiest beekeeper and I’m a city boy. We recently got 2 boxes of bees and we will compete for honey. We got a call from a woman with bees colonized in her home for approximately 3 years. I watched your shed video and figured we’d be in for something like that. We cut out 1 ft deep of roofing above a bay window and found thousands of bees and approximately 60lbs capped and uncapped honey. I put an 8 frame box up on the house next to their entrance. We couldn’t find the queen so we scooped as many bees as we could into the box with a local company’s version of Swarm Commander. It didnt work I put some lemongrass oil on a cotton ball and left the box overnight. We checked on the box the next day, no bees inside the box and 98% of the bees left. Soooo. We are going back monday to cleanup and double check all bees are gone so replacement windows can go in. We also had a huge wasp come in attack a bee and fly off with it. We saw the wasp again my wife had her phone she got a 6 second clip ending with the wasp flying at her. She almost fell off the ladder We used a bucket of water just like you Thanks so much

JP, with all the stress and anxiety the world is going through with the Coronavirus. it's relaxing to see your videos and nice that the bees are benefiting from it.

My depression is kicking in again, and I'm back to binge watching your bee videos. They always make me feel better. You have such a calm nature, it's so soothing to watch you work. Thanks for the excellent content and your important work for our mother, Nature.

I love watching your videos.. even how you talk and how you treat the bees

I like how he worries about squinchin' "anybody". He refers to them as persons.

I HAVE NEVER SEEN A BEE MAN HANDLE BEES THE WAY YOU DO, WELL NONE.

Cool video JP. I'd love to see a follow up in a few weeks to see if it stayed a double queen hive. Hope your having a great day.

So glad you posted have been through your videos still have more to watch but love the new stuff!!! Thank you for saving the bees!!!💜

That's my type of removal right there!! Nicely done as always Jeff! Hope all is going well. Keep having fun with those bees. ✌️🐝🐝🐝

I imagine to the bees, that pile of wooden trash looked just like an old hollow log.

I love JP...when i became a beekeeper, i overthought everything - listened to hundreds of hours of audio and visuals, read a couple of books, got all my gear...and JP is by far my favorite beekeeper to learn from bcs he shows you how SIMPLE it is and that you do not need to be so wary of a sting! i HATE getting into my suit in the heat...I hope one day to be as comfortable around bee's as JP is - WITHOUT a suit! :) thank you for sharing your knowledge and inspiring us all!

Blowers are definitely Lazy Man's tool used to blow dust and debris on somebody else's property

Respects, JP :) Thank you . . . for caring, and sharing. Regards, splifingate

Speaking of quality video....the picture on this video is really great. A really beautiful picture ...even if its a junk pile. 🙂 Thank You for taking the time to produce a quality video. 🍃🌎🕊

The bees were so docile (with a few exceptions) and you were sooo patient.

Been watching you for a while now. I used to be scared of bees- just hearing one nearby was enough to make me scoot for cover. After watching you and Randy doing your thing, this year, I made a little lean-to, put it on an old metal stand next to one of the many flowering bushes in my back yard, set a small dish of sugar water and some smelly honey in it, and have spent nearly a week being up close with the local bumblebees, getting photos and videos from inches away. No local honeybee colonies that feed on our property, but it's still awesome to get some time with the bumblebees. I would never have dreamed of doing this without you folks, and all the education I've gotten from you that's helped me overcome my fears. Thanks again, and keep on doing the good work for the gals!

Somehow I lost you for a while, but, was so happy to find your channel again!! Good to see you again. I “” bee”” watching you now🐝🐝

Bees have more manners than a lot of people!

Love the high definition, look's great!! 👍👍😯

I've been watching several bee keeping videos. I really like your's about retrieving hives from places they aren't wanted. I have never heard any bee keeper mention the use of Baking Soda for bee stings. Just put a quarter size bunch of Baking Soda in your palm and add just enough water to make a loose paste and apply it to the sting. Try not to move the area to much for a few minutes because as the paste starts to dry it will fall off. This paste also works on wasp stings. I have used this on kids and grandkids for almost 50 years. If they get stung they come running to get the pace put on. Thanks for your videos.

Another video which did not disappoint. You are so calm and careful with the bee’s guess that is why the girlfriend’s stay calm . It will probably take me months to watch all your videos so fascinating.

Thanks for the JP fix 😊

That was a messy one. Good video JP.

💯 agree with you about those noisy blowers! Lazy man’s tool!

Why it can be practical (and preventive) to get rid of all the crap from time to time and keep the yard/backyard tidy... 😊 Great removal. 👍🏼😊

Hello their that queen could be poisoned because of pesticides! I’ve been reading about bees with their tongues out please people stress the word we need our bees! Thank you JP for saving the bees! You the man!!

Hello, How long will two queens stay in the same hive before there's a battle? My step son and I just got our first package a month ago and these bees are small ones; but they sure are busy. We live near Colorado Springs Colorado. Thank you so much...we made the decision to get bees because of the many videos of your we have viewed through the years. Thank you again - Wayne

JP, I agree completely; a blower is a lazy man's tool. Waste of gas and total noise pollution. A broom does a much better job.

Them bees are in good hands they're lucky the homeowner's call you. Most people just resort to an exterminator not even knowing of their options

Cleaning my patio each spring makes me anxious bc bugs like all the hidey holes.

31:00 About the dead queens, personally I think the reigning queen killed them in their cells by stinging them, as it sometimes happens. They sometimes do not want any competitors, as it seems!

Hi 👋 JP Love ❤️ your Videos - New Bee 🐝 Keeper this year making some Bee 🐝 Videos too...

HI JP, ITS ME AGAIN LOL I FEEL LIKE A STALKER, LOL LOL LOVING YOUR VIDEOS,

I got one for you, and ain't it the truth: You got some beautiful eyes JP, and like they say: Beauty is in the eye of the bee holder! -- great work with your channel, I enjoy watching and rewatching throughout the year. Never gets old. Hopefully I'll get to see a swarm or a hive in my lifetime.

THEY not only get the bees taken care of he's cleaning up the trash to, LOL

Maybe a collage could help you with this mystery. A zoo too. You do all those removals from the zoo, Maybe send them a few pics, and if you did not toss those dead queens you could send them there. It's intresting situation. Also send them this video link, maybe there is something they can see that we don't because of the trained eye.

thanks jp for sharing this video

Could all the chemicals on the railroad ties adversely affected the developing queens?

Love watching your videos

0:26 JP gets stung and cuss words cut from video :-D

😊 you are so interesting other beekeepers bee removal people they're not interesting you are down to earth loving and God put you here for a reason and you seem to talk Bee and I know sometimes they can be stubborn and sometimes they can be cruel but you know what you move

Wow. I didn't know they'd go into something so close to the ground.

Perhaps the first queen to hatch killed the ones that were still in their cells.

Miss u Mr JP 🤛🏼💙

Thanks for all the tips and tricks over the years. Where’s shawe

Liking the camera JP good quality.

Awesome! I had a junk pile of wood like that once upon a time, but the only thing it attracted was spiders.

That was enjoyable.

Hey JP great video and you are very respectful to them bees.

19:00 Poor bee getting caught in the cage

Railroad tie, they are called railroad ties. They tie the rails together.

Super vos videos , je suis un grand fan , je regarde toutes vos videos avec passion , un bonjour de STRASBOURG en ALSACE , en FRANCE

I JUST LOVE HOW JP IS SO GENTILE WITH THE BEES......... ALSO JP 23:40 HAHAHAHAHAHA

Really love the HD

Thanks great lessons of 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝👌👍🤚

I am tring to out guess you in what you will do next.. I can't, I know nothing!! i love to see you work at this .joan

Great job with working with the bees

Hey JP, have you ever heard of bee stings helping arthritis? Love watching you! Crestview FL.

If someone offered you some stray cattle, or wild pigs, would you take them home and put them with your prize cattle? Same principle applies to wild bees.

Do you send bees to Idaho and if you do how much for a batch and shipping, I have never had bees but we bought a place and it had some old bees boxes and i would like to get some bees to go in them, but i don't know what I'm doing, i watch you, rooster, and gabby, I do watch others but you 3 are my favorites

291st! JP, love your channel and videos! I have always been leary of bees. You make it look so easy to work with them. Roger in Pierre South Dakota

Hey JP, greetings from Morocco, when I saw all your video's I got very happy to see that there are still people working to save our planet, lately my grand father bees where all killed by the neighbors, they used a pesticide for watermelon and the results were a catastrophe we were in tears to see about 5 beehives totally exterminated, I would like to rebuild the beehives could you please advice me, I'm planing to replant few hectares with roses and trees to give them natural places where they can go however from what I have seen Moroccan bees produces less honey but very strong taste compared to EU or USA honey and they are much much aggressive. thanks a lot :)

Hey JP my boys and I are huge fans. My 7 year old asked how come they don't sting you and what do you mean " they have manners"?

How many bee stings do you think you’ve gotten in the last year? I’m a wuss I get one sting and I have to hold back tears

Parabéns. Não entendo tua língua mas te sigo porque és muito corajoso e trabalhador .

Everybody always has ideas for swarm traps I'll tell you this pallets attract bees like crazy just stack pallets around your house LOL 😉

perhaps they are raiding the plum tree

Who cleans up after the removal? Some of the yards and things are unbelievable.

Buen trabajo guapo...... 💖🐝🐝🐝🐝🐻💖. Que tengas un buen día 👍

Hi JP Great video as always 👍🐝

IF EAGLE EYE WAS THERE HE WOULD HAVE HAD A CAGE READY🦅👁️🦅👁️🦅👁️🦅👁️

JP great videos. Do you ever get stung by the way ? It's hard to tell if you do.

Thank you

I’ve only been watching this season, but you are fun. I helped with a cutout through the soffit of a house last week. I’m wondering how you extract the honey from those odd shaped honey combs you toss in the honey bucket? Is there a past video you can direct me too? The homeowners sure got a charge out of sampling the honey from their house! But it was a mess in my kitchen!

Great video!! I always look forward to your videos!

Theory on the dead queens in cells: Might they have been the ones killed by the first queen to hatch and you happened to get to them before the workers had emptied out the cells?

Good video, except for most of the video the camera wasn't zoomed in enough to be able to see what you were doing. I would have liked to know what happened with the second queen. Did you ever find her? If so, what ended up happening to her? Iwould have swept that board off before I started pulling it apart, the board that was falling apart. I think less dust and dirt would have gotten on the comb that way. Other than that, good video. 👍

You know they have been sprayed with pesticides.... That's what people do in this situation... Oh yeah, bug spray kills emerging queens too.

Hey JP I really enjoy your videos. I have always had a interest in bees and when I was a kid I remember hearing that when a queen hatches it goes around searching for other queen cells and she kills them by stinging. I have never heard you say this and with the queen cell mystery in this video I am wondering if what I heard was true. Could you elaborate on that sometime. Also do you have any vids of queens mating. I know it would be hard to get but you work with bees and figured you might have a video of it.

What do you use in your smoker, i use pine needles and they burn up pretty fast. What your using seems to last quite a bit longer.

Nice job

what do you rub on your skin, a kind of sun milk so as not to be bitten by the bees?

True pro you don’t even use a bee suit or gloves anymore

Hey JP - This video definitely has a different look to it and the sound is better too. Are you using different recording equipment?

Bom dia. De que espécie são essas abelhas? São calmas, diferentes das nossas aqui no Brasil.

31:16 :: Could those virgin queens have died of a preservative that some railroad company put into that railroad tie that was in that bees' nest?

Great job

Question: do you transfer the queen cells over to the new hive box? Have a great day

have you ever put a small spry of the honey B gone on you hat?

19:04 rip squeezed bee

At least you have smoker fuel

Please what kinda of water u spray

I don't know have you do that

Cresote from the railroad ties mildly toxic. A percentage of queen deaths, not total. Just my guess on this. Please let me know what you find out.