Looks fine.
Type: Posts; User: Silverbackotter
Looks fine.
I have built three this spring and am building more. I think my cost is about $35 that is with buying material. A durable wind proof lid is the most expensive feature.
Hank
Once in a lifetime event
Update
Bees are going in a corner tile to a double brick wall 20 ft off the ground. They are not going up under the tile, would have been easier :(
I think i have all the entrances closed...
Good for you looks nice. Hank
All I know is I am not brave enough to work my bees in flip flops.
Hank
I got a hive in a terra cotta roof anyone with any first hand experience? They are going in at a bottom corner not sure the extent of the colony, going to look it over further tomorrow. I really...
Nice work. What equipment did you shoot that on?
Casper
Suppose to be in the 50s today 60s tomorrow. So I might try tomorrow at noon that will be 72 hrs in the containers and given the cold weather install post last month I think that would be best.
Well things seem to be working but the one swarm I have caught and the 2 trees I have done I left alone for a couple weeks.
Hank
25 degrees and snowing. Beeweaver and ups came through. Now if I can keep them alive5677
Do you cream it then?
Good memories
Thanks good information Vegi.
Why the "MDA Splitter's sugar bricks" as opposed to a candy board? What is in them that make them yellow(google appearance)?
Hank
So do both your followers have free space around them for the bees to traverse?
Hank
Well I if I get the opportunity to make any this summer I will report back on the results.
I have seen some pics to that nature. If I try it I was going to use a board. I was thinking about pouring it with cheese cloth in it to give is some structure. I was hoping someone had some first...
I am Wyo about 5000 ft zone 4 a.
How do you feed them make a sugar board or dry sugar? Bundle several up or leave them separate?
Any one use nucs of top bars to increase their numbers?
http://youtu.be/Au_WkKQZIO8
These guys sell them for colony establishment.
Was thinking it would be a nice way to expand. Not real...
Is that 2 leaf blowers?
Then wash your hands or use a potato masher.
Interesting. I cut them some foundation with an 8" x 4" trapezoid I was going to give each 4 of these stacked next to one another and have 4 other bars with molding comb guides. This would give them...
I was thinking the same thing but I don't have any Langs right now as I have had a long hiatus from keeping. I did cheat and split a few top bars and put small cell foundation in them.
Hank