How to move a swarm trap/beehive short distances to ensure orphaned bees are not left behind to die скачать в хорошем качестве

How to move a swarm trap/beehive short distances to ensure orphaned bees are not left behind to die

When moving a swarm trap or beehive shorts distances under 2 miles it is important you do everything you can to ensure orphaned bees are not left behind at the old location. Orphaned bees left behind are doomed to die a slow death. If you are immediately setting a trap up to catch again these orphans hanging out at your reset trap will stop all future scouting until they die off and this can take weeks. Castoff and secondary swarms are very common as you see in this video from the same colony you just caught from so eliminately orphans is crucial if you are trying to catch again at the original catch site. These procedures to force new honey bee orientation flights work for any type of short distance move wether it is a swarm trap or an established colony. So simple and so easy why not take a minute to do right by your bees and avoid having orphans? There are many ways to force bees to make new orientation flights at the new location and this video is how I do it with great success. The principal is to get the bees attention and not allow them to fly directly out. A bee that is permitted to fly directly out will no recognize they have moved and when returning they will go back to the original location. You need to wipe their GPS of the old location I have never purchased bees. I catch Honeybee Swarms in Grand Rapids and with these techniques you to can catch bees anywhere honeybees are present Please subscribe for frequent updates and message me anytime if you need more help then what my channel provides. Let’s save you some money catching free Honeybees year after year Wanted to extend the discounted savings my local customers get to the rest of you in the 48. Here is a limited number of my Hive Alive products cheaper than Amazon. Available today while supplies last Thank you to everyone who has supported me. It was a great year for swarm catching and a difficult one. If you are new please do not give up. My first year I caught nothing. So frustrated I sat the next year out. The following year I caught 3 so please do not give up trying to catch #freebees Comment to reach me or message me directly Thank you Links below https://www.ebay.com/itm/395161589828...