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We filled several boxes with this one.
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Wow - in my dreams...
JC
HAHA! that pic looks almost like a peace sign, maybe they are trying to tell us something!
I've never seen a swarm that big. Larry
What's the story with these swarms?
That swarm was at a commercial bee yard. We think it was multiple swarms from several hives that got caught up in the excitement and landed at the same spot. There was 10 lbs or more on the ground. We put bees in 6 deep boxes and 3 nucs.
Steve
Did you find queens or just dump them in? Lot of bees involved.
We did not worry about looking for a queen. We just put them in boxes with some brood from another hive. If there is a queen fine. If not they can raise one.
This was last Saturday. We got 23 swarms that day not counting that one. We hive most with a Robo bee vac. Suckem up and go.
Steve
my biggest (and only) swarm. It made it through the winter, and is booming now.
Swarm Capture (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5p_pwIPrGL4#ws)
All we are saying is give bees a chance, all together now.