Hello first swarm from denver

Started by Highlandsfreedom, May 07, 2009, 12:01:34 AM

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Highlandsfreedom

I am a new beekeeper in the Denver area.  I have been studying about beekeeping for about 2 years but have lived in the hills and we have a bear in the yard EVERY week so I decided to wait till we moved back into the city.  My first colony is a feral swarm I captured!! I think I will bee doing this hobby for a very long time now.  I catch myself sitting by the hive losing time by the hours just studying the little girls.  I am a father to 2 little girl beekeepers age 9 and 7.  My wife is very supportive of my hobby and gets very involved.  That's about it for my beekeeping life... I am free to answer individual questions at anytime. 
To bee or not to bee that is the question I wake up to answer that every morning...

1reb

Hello and Welcome Highlandsfreedom
There is alot of great information on the forum !!
The members here are willing help and answer your questions, all you need to do is to ask

And congratulations on catch your swarm

Johnny

alfred

Hello Highlandsfreedom,

  I'm in Loveland CO, just north of you. I'm guessing that you are in Highlands Ranch area.. I've been doing Beekeeping for three years now and it is an addictive hobby. Catching swarms is even more so I think. How wonderful that your daughters and wife are involved! I too find myself being mesmerized by the comings and goings of the girls, better than a mountain stream!

Alfred

Cindi

Highlandsfreedom.  Welcome to our forum, great that you have found us.  Living in the hills - living in the city, that is a pretty deep change, you anticipate to move at any point in the near future?  Beautiful that your Children and Wife are also interested.  So nice that you caught that feral colony eh?  Stick around, we love new members and this will be a place where you can tell your stories, tales, experiences and also make some new friends.  Have that wonderful and most awesome day and life and health.  Cindi
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Highlandsfreedom

No actually I live in Wheatridge I just love Scotland.  Yeah the swarm was a blessing I was in the market for a nuc still kinda am,  and the deal fell through.  I was going to get them from a guy in Kansas.  So yeah free bees are always the best. 
To bee or not to bee that is the question I wake up to answer that every morning...

Highlandsfreedom

Quote from: alfred on May 07, 2009, 09:25:52 AM
Hello Highlandsfreedom,

  I'm in Loveland CO, just north of you. I'm guessing that you are in Highlands Ranch area.. I've been doing Beekeeping for three years now and it is an addictive hobby. Catching swarms is even more so I think. How wonderful that your daughters and wife are involved! I too find myself being mesmerized by the comings and goings of the girls, better than a mountain stream!

Alfred
Well no..... I'm in wheatridge actually we just really love Scotland. 
To bee or not to bee that is the question I wake up to answer that every morning...