Splitting The BS Honey Bees 2 in 1 Nuc Box...Did both Colonies Accept Their New Queen!? 

Hi Gruff, Regina seems nice. Just goes to show how lovely the bee keeping community is (ho ho ). Keep the videos coming, great information and channel.

Good result Gruff, it's still one of the most satisfying things to see a new queen up and laying nicely. I've just finished honey extraction, I don't know about you but a very different story to the last two seasons............25% of the average of the last two! Such a promising start followed by a dry windy May and wet and windy June. Feeding some colonies through the summer that just kept laying, also some BPV in the more Buckfast strained colonies. Feeding for winter and all treated now, living in hope for next season............😎🤞

Just found your channel and subscribed. I'm a backyard beekeeper in the Southeastern US. Thanks for the video and it looks like I have some videos to watch now.

Well done. Hope the other Nucs also did well.

They are great boxes, I use them for my mating nucs and they work really well and you can combine the two sides at the end of the year, the diverider is a bit of a pain but the new version (not yet released) is much better,

Hi Gruff , nice brood patterns on your two nucs should do well overwintering them now my friend , I’ve found superseder cells in three of my new nucs so far this month since I’ve put treatment in them the ones I put apistan in strange I’ve never had any cells with using apigaurd in the past I will just have to let the bees do there own thing , I’m definitely not taking the apistan out I’ve seen a big mite drop with them . Thanks for sharing gruff mate .

I've got a question if you don't mind? When you've put the bees in the new nuc, what stops the remaining bees from that side killing the queen on the other side when you take the corex out? There must be quite a few left behind once you take those frames out.

When did you film this; was it recently? Is that how these two colonies will now overwinter?