Don’t ever drop LIVE BEES from a tree. This one hurt. 

This! All this!

I hope they read this. They seem to really struggle with the bees. even with the bee suits they are getting a lot of stings

@@jgclark45 yes I really hope they see the so every one press the like button on this comment so its right on top of the comment section

This ....and then some.

What is a wonderful objective perception. I think Jake and Becky will take these comments to heart.

Yep, eerily similar. More dangerous hives.

I think that aggressive hive needs a calm Queen and more space to keep them busy.

@@whitehouseonthehill Wish their were a way to totally prevent even 1 bee from getting into your suits. Shedding tear for your son's, fat lip from sting. Praying it heals quickly. Amen

@@whitehouseonthehill I love you and your family. I also love bees and have kept them for several years now. Something I learned from my own mistakes is to set up a table near your hives. Bring a journal and a pen. Write down EVERYTHING you do and see each time to go into your hives. Were the bees aggressive when you first got them? What did you see and how did they behave on their last visit? Any queen cells, hive beetles, varoa mites, spiders, evidence of mice, damage to the boxes, predators, the weather can even be factor. Learn when it is good to take honey and when you must leave it for the bees. There are many things that can make a hive become aggressive besides a queen with bad genetics. Beekeeping is so much more complicated than looking for a queen and getting honey for ourselves. Hope you take my advice with the love that it is given.

I have been reading a lot of the comments here, and why do many beekeepers assume that if a hive gets aggressive, they need to replace the queen? Yes there can be genetically agressive queens, but there are several reasons why a hive gets pissed. Ever think it could be the beekeeper and not the queen?

I saw someone else mentioning this; What’s also bad is that they used their swollen son for extra click action

if they all attacked the child, that child would def be in a heap of trouble, thats alot of mad bees,for sure

@@-budgie-4923 "extra click action" trust me, this video helped a lot of people to not do the same thing as he did and not get stung like his son got

@@brxnqt I get your point that this probably did help people not to make the same mistake, and to be honest I saw a different comment saying that they used his son for extra click action, and that’s where I picked up the idea.

Climbing up a ladder into a tree ain't better at night though

You can use a head light or some one can hold the light

I was thinking the same thing, but then again i don't know jack about beekeeping lol

@@ethanmathew4629 in our experience, a red light works best. Makes things visible, and we don't see any major disturbance from it in the colony. :D

How the hell did you not get tired writing all this

@@funstuff4926 lol

no offence but i think you need to go and have a more in-depth look at how allergies work and what bee stings do. the chances are his son was stung more than once also if he did not remove the sting it would have continued to pump venom into the sting site which oh right increase the pain reaction and swelling.

True, but bee stings are really only dangerous for a small amount of people. When I had bees I preferred to just get stung a little on chest down for a while due to mediocre equipment and eventually built an immunity to it and had no reaction to it anymore for years.

Trud but u writed ALOT

exactly right - couldn't have written it better, an experienced beekeeper going with you to do everything the first year would be the best thing you could do

Yk how hard it is to keep calm when little almost unseeable bees stinging you in the face ik it’s true tho

Wow. I find this stuff truly fascinating. No joke. Thank you for opening my eyes.

all fun and stuff but whats with banana? XD

M.O., good advice!

I did Google about this- Honeybees will actively seek out and sting when they perceive the hive to be threatened, often being alerted to this by the release of attack pheromones. ... These pheromones do not dissipate nor wash off quickly, and if their target enters water, bees will resume their attack as soon as the target leaves.

He took a frame of brood and didn't smoke them.. They are doomed... That honey on the top of the frame is for the bees!

@@RobertSchwartzLive if u keep watching they put two with the honey and brood

I think one thing that would help also is to wash their bee suits first, instead of re-queening right away. Attack pheromones remain our suits.

@@RobertSchwartzLive you are right. Never remove a frame of brood to get the honey. I almost cried when I saw them uncap the brood cells.

Sugar water has never worked for me.

They have one move…Too much, too fast, not enough preparation or know how. Animals suffer for it :(

It was heartbreaking to watch. They were beatiful brood combs and I coudn‘t believe my eyes….🥺😭😭😭

@@deinDilemma 😢

Lmao

@@skykiefolkman2837 that's not q mistake, it's piss poor planning and/or research. Taking honey from a brood frame is unacceptable.

@@jsrocker1776 😂😂😂🤦🏾‍♀️

lmao 😂

That would be too much dings

Yes please

I laughed at this way too hard. We want bees too but our ding counter would be nuts.

Get sting by hundreds of bees then start laughing about you “haha”. Plus you probably don’t have a big farm

My wife could not believe she was even close by being in her 3rd Trimester? Seriously Becky? What troubled us as well was when Becky was filming Jake dropping the hive and she was laughing?????? This generation is quite quirky to be nice, and honest! WOW! Not teaching their kids the right things, but that comes from us baby boomers?

Watching that hurt my soul!

@@rstlr01 NO KIDDING! The “clickbait photo” about drove us wild seeing their cute little boy getting stung and swollen like that! It appears the consensus is Jake needs to sit back and read what experienced folks say on this entire thread? “Something” is off?

yikes what part is that at? idk what baby bees look like

The bees were pissed because he took all that brood from them! Ay yi yi.

@@KATHYMIKE6870 he got stung ok 👍

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yep

nah, those bees just pissy

@@zeke135 nah its because he pulled brood frames. The queen could have been on it. The people in this video are just to obbsesed with honey to even care, they should not be keeping bees!

@@reubenwest8364 they care for they’re bees in the bomb of bees they got by a fan they really cared for the bees

@@reubenwest8364 ahahaha 🦫 damnnn

Nah.. they have not one clue full stop and always putting animals and kids lives at harm. So sad the average person can't see how clueless they are. Should NOT have a farm with animals espically bees. Oh and just have to read the comments to see most others can see this. You love their ignorance and harm to life without realising the danger they are doing. This isn't mistakes it's clueless ignorance for likes on a video. It's dumb From a farmer in Australia. Ppl really need to stop playing with animals and lives like this for video views.

The problem is that they make the same mistake of not doing properly research and advanced preparation over and over.

@@praisebetoyahuah4156 did you not read the title of this video???

@@drinkpeecamelyoutube1811 what's the title got to do with taking away blame for ignorance? That's really scary when ppl think a title fixes all. Ignorant ppl keep these ppl going causing so many animal deaths etc over time. As a farmer myself I had to stop watching because it's just a show to them and sadly those who can't see rral life get sucked into the fake real life. This is about fame and it's sad ppl are so wanting fame themselves they can't even see reality. This will go over your head in sure sadly cause sadly these days ppl lack common sense and knowledge cause you know... social media... Your welcome to your ignorance but I'm welcome to my comment with out someone trying to be big and tough and make a comment that's relevant to how these animals are ALWAYS treated. There's been enough proper experts tell them what they are doing wrong and they reply with nasty comments which is what stopped me watching and see who they really are. Altho something like this will pop up and I end up looking to see what damage they are doing now. But the fact I've seen countless times them been nasty to other famers (never commented to me) when these told them the right professional way. So that's clear enough also to see this isn't about their love for animals. The way they treated their cow and abused it was disgusting and so many ripped it up them the did end up stopping that. Abusing a cow while sticking needles in etc. It's horrific so if u think this is normal and acceptable then I feel for you.

@@praisebetoyahuah4156 People learn from mistakes... because that's the point of this video that's why the title is made like that!!! your response is too much like you are a person who never makes a mistake!!! I watched this video and I learned a valuable lesson not to do that, it's very simple but you make it very complicated!! if you don't like this video, don't comment like you are the holiest person in the world who has never done anything wrong because you are just a negative comment without taking anything positive from this video.... it's just a waste of your time!!!

Why would they do that if they use the honey the bees make?

@@nleb1993 because they’re horrible at beekeeping. They’re impatient, not even waiting 2 years before harvesting, they took too much and even took one with brood on it. They’re horrible at this, bees are endangered but they’re treating them like ants

@@CC-ok2kt honey bees are not endangered. Stop spreading lies

lol such a mean comment. Mistakes are how we all learn. I hope these guys are still keeping bees!

Nah why stop it they will learn through the years sp shut it

I bet they know that now

@@charissaclarice I very much doubt that.

No it's better to move them in the heat of the day no at dark them with eat u up at dark

Agree!! Next time it would be great if I get to hear the scraping without music in the background.

Yes watching the baby bee juice squeezed into the honey was definitely some sort of satisfying😅

You mean food for the larvae and maybe some larvae itself, yu(cky)mmy!

They have to get some lessons from an experience beekeeper.

I wish they would cause the same mistakes or even worse ones keep happening.

And must move them beyond flying range or field bees simply return to their old colony`s location! So many mistakes in this operation that could be avoided with some knowledge from legit youtube tutorials or other experienced know-how.

@@jwcarlson I unsubbed after the second negligent newly hatched egg death was passed off as "just part of nature" but I check the new video titles monthly just to see if any progress on the big aviary is mentioned. This episode thumbnail was disturbing.

Greed, and they know so little about actual bee keeping

They dont really know how to do it correctly. So sad about the brood combs

Ignorance? I honestly don’t know why, there is no such need..

@@Grovesrussell I too get the feeling this channel is more about the honey than anything else.

Awesome, congrats!

Thank you! Your family will need a swimming pool for all the honey soon! Hahaha. Keep up the awesome work ❤ - the Iodice Family in MA

They didn’t.

A lot of beekeeping is honestly pretty simple and straightforward, but when problems arise or in this case - catching a swarm goes wrong, then it can get crazy. Most channels are bee breeders/sellers. So they have many years experience and they have 100’s of nucs to work with. I’m sharing my experience from 3 years of experience with bees, so a lot of things I’m encountering are fairly new to me.

Bee keeping is really enjoyable, you should still get some, Creator- I like your video! Split the yellow hive, cutting comb and banning to langstroth hive will do for brood box. Also, you should loosing plant wild flowers there, let the grass blossom, " looks like someone has been mowing it"

He's absolutely useless, even now. People seem to think anyone could watch RU-vid and become a beekeeeper, but it's not for everyone, just imagine all the mistakes we haven't seen. Maybe he'll improve in 10 years

They are usually not that aggressive. They seem to have the worst genetics here. With specific selection you get better genes.

@@deinDilemma they were dealt with badly, first he dropped the box (which didn't need to be put so high up), then everyone got stung (with kids and pregnant wife beside them), his suit was not washed and by consequence, triggered the hives, harvested honey from a frame of brood (larvae, that honey is just for them, honey is harvested from an additional box), that was horrible!

NUU DONT GO I WANT MORE CRINGE JOKES 🤧

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@@that-rat-girl Me toooooooooooooooooooooooo

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@@zackhudson5172 hey Zack im From Hawaii. Chickens are a big thing here man

@@samiam777 that's nice. I have been to Hawaii so many years ago and it's very nice there, i will love to visit again. I am presently working at Alaska arctic ocean. Have you been to Alaska before?

@@zackhudson5172 no I haven't been to Alaska, I have friends who moved there two years ago. I think they live in Hammer? I haven't left the island in over a decade. I'm an island girl to the core.

@@jessica5237 Why?

@@jessica5237 🤣

@@jessica5237 are you serious? Those children are being raised in the best environment possible.

4 years after the bees go extinct the human population won't survive we will all die

@@morganparish9322 u think humans aren’t smart enough to find alternatives?

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Thank you

Oh know what it feels like it's painful but it wares off in like 20 minutes or so

@@twisted2912 I dunno, I got stung once and it hurt for at least a day. But maybe it depends on the person

When I got stung, my leg around the sting swelled right up and bruised and stayed that way for a day and it was at least a week before the bruising was completely gone. But that was much better than anaphylaxis!

@@juliemcgugan1244 Interesting!

Did you do it? How's it going?

Right, NEVER harvest honey from combs that have brood! That's against the law and you'll be penalized.

@Dina Bouzarhoun bee larvae (baby bees that look like maggots before they hatch). The honey and pollen stores on the same frame as the brood are meant to maintain the brood until they hatch. Extra honey is stored in full frames of honey away from the hatching area.

He should be washing his suit!