Dealing with Deadouts (Part 1)

Thank you, Paul and all the crew for making these beautiful videos

I am happy to see Paul again with more educational videos , i love the vibe of your center, i was always interested in bee keeping and your channel made me understand all the basics and how to do it , living in an urban area makes it hard for me to do right now, i am hoping one day i can manage to call myself a bee keeper.
Thank you for these inspiring lessons, and to David Borish for his amazing video production, keep it up

Marwan from Tripoli, Libya

Great you are back. Thanks a lot for sharing so much professional knowledge, best regards from Cologne, Germany - Joachim

Yessss!!!!! New videos!

Ни фига себе. Канал ожил. Я думал его забросили.

Thank you! Finally more videos

Hello Paul, it's nice to see you're posting new material !! How do you take care of comb from a hive that has starved and the bees are left in the cells ? I assume they died of starvation looking to get the last drops of honey. I'm ashamed to admit that I have one in that condition right now.
Thanks.

I’m a newbie keeper I started with two hives last spring they were really strong lots of honey but one of the hives all the beers left they left behind Cap honey And just left there were no dead bees

So good to see new videos from you Paul. Hope to continue to see more in the future.

Very good videos.

Paul:
Great to see your new videos. Excellent as always. I'm still waiting and hopeful for some additional ones explaining your single super hive management. Thank you once again to you and UoG for sharing your tremendous knowledge and experience

Glad to see you guys are making content again, you haven't posted for a while

Excellent video!!!

Thank you so much for all your videos Paul and Team !!!!!!!! I am curious about the new videos and what to learn. Pls keep on going thus fantastic educational material - Greatings from Germany

Happy that your back,Thankyou.

Wonderful I am soooooooooooooo glaqd to see u back this was great thanks keep them coming I just love the videos

“For bio security reasons” then you dump the whole box on the ground? Makes no sense to me.

So great to see you two again!!!! Really loved your old videos and very exited for what is to come!

why do you screw the bottom board to body?

Great videos, thank you!

It's been a while... glad to see some new videos from you!

Glad to see you all back on here I am a new bee keeper getting my stuff ready to get my bees in April and May here in West Virginia I have learned a lot from watching your all’s videos hope you have many more in the upcoming weeks.

Why were queens poorly mated ?
What is solution to preventing readout ?

Thanks for the new videos. We've missed you! 💜🐝🌞🌵

hello sir . how are u. sir i love6 beekeeping bussnèes. and i comeing to you country . plz help me sir . and plz reply me.

I hate to make a negative comment on an otherwise great video, I would recommend turning the hive up into a roof when you want to undo the screws on the bottom board and you could do the same with a sharp knock to release the frames. That way you’re collecting all of the hive debris. Bio security and discouraging and other critters..

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Really glad to see some new videos friends you all. They are EXCELLENT!

what do you do when the cells are filled with dead bees? and when you say " get rid of frame do you through the whole thing away or just the was? tia

Do you scrap the comb which has bees inside the comb. I had a number of frames in a dead out that the bees are in the comb not easy to get out?

What a teacher...excellent presentation. No aloofness or condescension, just straight forward delivery of knowledge and skills. I do lose patience with some of the armchair experts in the audience that expound their superior views as a matter of fact....yawn!
Enjoy the accent too....sounds like that of the Tidewater Virginia area...oat and aboat!

nice videos.. where i can fing these belts ??

Amazing Videos ! Thank you so much for being out there and sharing this info!

What do you guys use for the inner cover sheet?

Thanks

Are you going to do videos in 2021?

I had a hive that still had a bit of sugar on its inside top, 2 frames of honey and nectar, but no bees anywhere. It's like they just decided to move within 5 days of warm weather from winter. None dead, just gone. No one can explain it.

I didn’t see any food left on any of the frames from dead out . Are you sure they didn’t starve?

This is the only time you will see anyone drop a beehive and be casual about it.

Toop video Merci

DID I MIS SOMETHING??? For Biosecurity Reasons YOU DROP A DEAD HIVE A FEW FEET FROM OTHER HIVES???

I would leave the top insulation on year-round. I believe the new research supports well-insulated hives year-round.