Over 70 pounds of honey came from an 8 week old beehive. 

You and the bees deserve an academy award for all the work of filming and being a no potty mouth channel.

The girls did not mess around when they built that comb! Such gentle and calm Bees, that is a genetic line worth building on.

Thank you so much for coming out and helping us with the bees. Now, we can finish our renovations for the sanctuary. It was my first-time filming so I hope I did a good job. God bless, Phil

Love it when it's not "fast forwarding". You and the bees deserve an academy award for all the work of filming and being a no potty mouth channel. Anothe benefit, You make my blood pressure go down watching you TYVM, love you , and may the God you believe in bless you!

You just made me realize I must live in a great foraging environment for my bees. They fill their boxes with nectar so fast, even in March when the temps are not so great. I'm still learning. Thank you for the education today. 😊

I am having what I think will be my most productive year, all of my established colonies and my splits are full of bees and brood and honey, Im even having to put supers on splits I made six weeks ago, everything has gone mad. Last year I increased my wild flower borders all the way around my garden and doubled their width to 3 feet, I also have cherry and plum trees that were covered in blossom and the lavender beds are about to flower also in June through to October and so my ladies have all the resourses to keep them extremely busy. I thought the success was down to the wild flowers but my bee club members are also reporting crazy success also.

Beautiful hive, beautiful bees and I imagine a beautiful queen ❤

It's always a pleasure to watch.

Omg, that is an amazing hive for that short amount of time!!!!

Most people don't realize how exciting it is to find the Queen! I am a bee keeper in NE Florida and I remove bees as well. Good on you my brother from Granny in/from Florida 👍😘🌴

Ohhhh, I love love love that house, the yard is a bonus

Golden nectar, a gift from nature's intricate artistry ❤❤

What a magnificent hive! I weep for all the honey I see dripping on the floor! That is the thickest comb I’ve ever seen! Truly amazing honey producers!! Thanks for sharing this one!

I love seeing the way those Bee's built their honey comb .I have always thought a Honey Bee' should have a place near the Bald Eagle as a symbol for Industry in America. Great show!

Hi. Super video Milan from Přerov CZ.

What a find!! Congratulations!!😍

Great job❤

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well you had a great job done!. amazing how the bees build their house.

I like these videos of where bees found their home in unlikely places like these best, it always looks so wonderous and unique compared to my own normal hive set up. (Which I love watching as well) I get that these people want these bees out of their wall but it looks so amazing. I love how bees figure out ways to make places like this work for them and how they adapt the hive for the locale.

Amazing

Thankyou for another amazing vlog, a hive with such calm bees facinating to watch. Gods blessings .

Whoo that was great!! Looked like sweet honey.😊

You my friend are a good human .Keeping me going !Thanks always for posting and always positive Jeff !

Another 'By The Ton' hive. Tell Sir Charles that Pill is going on the payroll and that you two ate at the best place in the WORLD and he missed out! LARGE guilt trip! Have a Jesus Weekend and God Bless ALL Yall!

Very nice hive with gentle bee's! The owner, Phil, seems very knowledgeable in construction and a great help to you getting to the bee's. Can't wait to see the girl's in their temporary home at the Abbey. God Bless!!

Peaceful bees. Thank you.

Awesome

Very nice

Gosh they are the sweetest bee's in every way 🐝 it's amazing how that honey drips like a tap when u cut it, truly fascinating Ed Love to watch u at work ❤

It amaizing friend 🎉❤

Jeff my great uncle Georgie from Macon county Tennessee would allow his bees to draw out thick comb with no base in the frames. He made 2 or 3 inch frames for honey in comb, as he loved honey in the comb. I remember going to his house and on the table was a big chunk of capped honey comb as thick as you are cutting in this video. He even sold raw honey in the natural comb in big 1 gallon cans. That honey was the best. Have you ever thought of doing that at the Abby?

I saw your video pop up so I got out my knitting and a cuppa and knew I was in for a relaxing video. Lovely, gentle bees and another super removal. I envy your being able to just take a nonchalant bite into all that goodness. A delicate operation cutting into that comb. Must be really satisfying and then right at the end there SHE is. A job well done. Tku and blessings Mr. Ed.

I’m quite frightened of bees 😮😅😊 But you are so calm and happy with them 😊 I enjoy watching At least from a distance I’m sure if the bees and I met in person My heart rhythm would turn me into a target😂😮😊

The had of the master at work. Love watching.

Wow So much honey from such a young hive. Hopefully this queen's genetics for gentleness and honey production sticks around with you for a long time to come.

Good 👍❤❤❤

You take such care and patience to get those bees. Great job, and God bless

My word for this one is CALLLLMMMMM! Man we're they calm. Only one kiss on Phil, I just can't believe the thick honeycomb, I wish I had a jar underneath catching that stream of beautiful honey. Another top notch removal! XOXO

That honeycomb is magnificent.. Those girls have been working hard ..

Great video as always. That's the great hive we all keep looking for.. Good luck with that beautiful colony of bees.

Man! I keep missing the new videos and having to watch the old ones. Well, today is the day to watch a new one , on time!🎉🎉

My favorite beekeeping fellas xoxoxox

We love them old home places! The old true rough cut lumber that most likely come from right down the road, along with those 10ft ceilings. Man, what a beautiful place! Oh.... And that was an awesome cutout too! 😁

05:09 Wow (';' )(';')( ';') ! Now that's some fresh comb :) Ok, at 11:18 you've likely mentioned it before, but where can we get one of those long-bladed knives? 15:42 Always amazed by how clean they keep that bottom space. Thanks for showing that area! 26:31 That's one fantastic monolithic slab of honeycomb :) 31:25 She's a keeper. Thank you for this wonderful demonstration, Jeff! :)

I'm planning on a removal tomorrow. I can only hope they're as well behaved as these girls. The home owner said he got popped 7 times mowing today but not by the house so that bares investigation. Ground based colony or yellow jackets....I don't know. The kicker, I'll be doing the removal from the attic. It's supposed to get to 90 tomorrow. I won't be using smoke and I'm almost afraid to vacuum. I'm going to try J.P. The Bee Man style of shaking them into the setup as I go and frame. Also I started on RU-vid shorts with whatever I could film in 60 seconds..... Tomorrow I think I'll try shoot for a long form video. I don't have good video equipment but when did that ever stop anyone..... Thanks for being an inspiration and showing how it's done by example. Watching people like you on RU-vid has made network TV almost unwatchable. I'll do my best.

This is giving a good idea for what to expect for the honey harvest this year.🐝🐝

Such a beautiful hive, great job Jeff, a very interesting video. I want to taste that so much. Thanks buddy.

Beautiful hive! I love seeing you remove the bees, but also love seeing you frame them up, building the new hive in the box and the honey, love seeing you extract the honey!!!😍

What a wonderful home place. I would love something like that. :)

This was beautiful to watch. A very beautiful hive........ and the Bees were also very calm. 🐝🐝🐝

That is an awesome big hive great job god bless❤

I plan to keep on watching since you’ll be making more. God Bless Mr. Ed!! And Phil too!! Beautiful, beautiful slabs of honey!!

That was an amazing hive. I wanted to show up with a huge jar to put those smaller chunks of honeycomb into. Yum! Would have been interesting to find the queen marked, but oh well.

Watching you removing such beautiful slabs of comb made my hungry

"Yes, can I buy a loaf of honey?".

Great Job, Surgeons!!

Great video Jeff & Phil!

I really love you're videos!🐝🐝🐝Keep up the grate work.💖💖💖💖

Love your channel Mr Ed. What do you with honey that tastes bad?.. Keep on beeing🐝

That was great work. What a job!

Very cool to see how much comb an honey they built in such a short time. Thanks for sharing Jeff I have learned so much from watching your vids. An now have caught 4 swarms in total. Your a wealth of knowledge God bless an as you said in your vid thank you Jesus

Awesome. Thanks for the video.

Hey Hey Jeff. How are you. Hope you are doing awesome. Love the video. The queen was hiding from you.

Fantastic! “God Bless!!!!!!!”

Bees are amazing

Jeff, what a beautiful hive. Love to see all that honey and all those girls ready to go to work!!!!

❤

Great video! My sister said you should get a head lamp 😂

Well, realize the girl also goes looking for the bar where all the guys hang out. And she ain't looking fir just 1...

Another fine video… fun to watch calm bee removal & queen capture! Thanks Jeff

This was so interesting. Thanks from South Jersey, aka. Best Jersey!

Ed, you have a lovely beard 👍

You should look into a "headlight" they are led and wear some attached to a cap or like a visor. Then everywhere you look it is illuminated

Those bees are honey producers, wow!

What a Beauty!

Jeff.. I love your videos and your joyous presentation style. One thing I've noticed though, you should really treat yourself to a head lamp/torch. The old torch in the mouth thing gives terrible jaw ache!

I don't know why, but it's so relaxing watching you cut through the hive..You're gonna have to give Good Time Charlie better lunch breaks sir if he's going to tag along lol 😂 ❤❤❤ He said he needs LUNCH!! He's not taking honey for trade to fill his belly lol ❤❤❤

Phill seems like a great guy, and you had another GREAT removal ❤❤❤

Amazing hive! Especially for 8 weeks! Enjoyed this very much. Bet it took quite a bit of time but a great harvest! God's peace

Love to watch Jeff's videos, but man, oh man, do I ever get jealous when he bites into that honey filled comb. When I was a teenager my uncle caught a feral swarm and I got the opportunity eat some honey with the comb from his hive.

Great job

Your videos are so addicting. Glad you had a wonderful partner on this rangle. That honey.. 🍯 looked delectable. That smile is irreplaceable. Missed Good Time Charlie, Reck-it Ralph, and Juan too. ❤❤🎉💯🌸🐝

I had one very similar to that one in a mobile home last weekend and I got almost a 5 gallon bucket of new comb with honey, It was beautiful like this one. Thanks Y'all!!!!

And your Lord inspired to the bee, "Take for yourself among the mountains, houses, and among the trees and [in] that which they construct. Surah An-Nahl Full

Jeff how do you clean up all the honey that drips from the removal?😊

How do they clean out all the honey from the wall that has dripped down?

@16:25... why not measure from the top with your template, making marks where to cut until you get to the bottom, then removing the comb from the bottom up? then your top section will fit the frame better.

That was some pretty honeycomb. Great video. The camera man did a great job too. Charley may have some competition. 🤣🤣

As usual this was a very good video even thou you had to work by yourself, lots of Bees and Honey. Thanks for showing, God bless you and the Bees. We have a few flowers bloming here now.

Hey Jeff, could you clarify what the advantage of turning the brood comb you cut out upside down in your cooler before you reframe it is? Normally if I am removing a hive I have just been setting the comb in a cooler the way it came out of the hive before I transfer it over to a frame after the removal. Am I missing something important?

I like your Videos, greetings from Switzerland😁.

Why are they all bundled around the entrance mr ed?

I miss good time Charlie but Phil did a stand up job filming in his place.

Good Morning , from Denton, Texas and Brushpopper Bee Wrangling .

Will uncapped honey go rancid?

Dream Big brother 🙏

I sure did miss Good Time Charlie, but it was so nice to meet Phil. His house is wonderful. Mr. Ed, I recently learned that there are many different species of bees. Do you know if all the bees you gather around Covington are of the same species, and if so, what is the name of it? I really enjoyed the pretty music today. ❤

That is some beautiful comb. How many pounds of honey from such a new hive. There must be more things for them to pollinate so they are working until sundown. God bless you and all your helpers getting these bees out. This is the work of God.

Seems to me you’d benefit to wearing a work apron for your tools to be at ready position. A washable or hosed off apron. Just an idea. 💡 maybe a strappable light for mouth or hat idea 💡 😊😊😊