Honey Bees In Makeshift Shed Get Saved-November 12, 2010

[L Daxon]

JP,

How did that honey get all over the ground?  Did some human or animal tear into part of the hive.  And why weren't the bees just swarming all over that exposed honey?  If I set exposed honey or sugar water out in my yard, in no time it is covered sometimes 2 and 3 deep in bees.  Can't believe how they crowd in there.

I so enjoy watching your videos.  Add me to the JP fan club (I think it is getting quite large :yippiechick:.)  Like everyone else I have learned so much watching you work.  I too can't wait for spring and the girls to start swarming again here in Oklahoma.

[AllenF]

The JP fan club?  Do we get a free kids meal coupon on our birthday?  Where do we sign up?

[JP]

Linda, the people were tearing down the wall to make repairs and according to them, they didn't know the bees were there. Once the demolition began 99.9% of the comb sections hit the ground, thus honey oozing everywhere.


...JP

[Cindi]

Ah, bloopers, now that would be a sight for sore eyes.  JP Blooper King, smiling that big smile.  We all make bloopers.  I am the queen of doing bloopers, it is like the thing where I don't think I will ever graduate from that school of hard knocks.  OK, JP, you have that whole lot of work ahead of you, bloopers, to make your forum friends have a great hoot and a hollar -- lookin' forward to The Bloopers of JP, the Swarm King -- bring 'em on!!!  Have that great and most wonderful day, that day of love, peace and health, Cindi

[jhs494]

I can't wait to see the blooper tape.  This will surely be one entertaining video.

Thanks
Joe