Intend on making a series, For Newbees by Newbees

[Heintz88]

A installation i did lastweek. I choose this style of installation because of the upcoming weather, i had to get the packages installed and feed, while keeping the bees together because of the freezing nights that were supposed to come. Next packages i would do will be in either the mist and shake method or if time permits a turn upside down and let the bees gradually come out. Problem i had with this method were the bees started making comb on and in the boxes, "inefficient use of resources". Anyway here is my video enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbumigECE5U&context=C4bbb3c5ADvjVQa1PpcFNs-80mARJr_9YQkDUm3rfKVGnQ067qkWI=

[Nantom670]

Would it not have been better to put the Queen cage in the box rather than back in the package box. They will want to stay with the Queen I think. You may want to shake some into the box.

[Heintz88]

my worry was the bees wouldnt move to the queen fast enough to warm her for the night. That is why i didnt place the cage between the frames out of the box.