place brood frame in different hive

They will accept them. You'll hear a roar when you put it in, but don't worry about it. We do it all the time.

Howdy sam .. randy a bit down the road from you ...
You ( they )will be just fine.. I will have to pick your brain for some overwintering tips in the extreme wisconsin area.

Thanks NCbeek. Beeonefarms, I actually have my hives out in the Fennimore area. I would not call myself very successful. Had about 18 hive going into winter, came out with 4 and of those only 2 are going gangbusters.

mixofsam said:

Thanks NCbeek. Beeonefarms, I actually have my hives out in the Fennimore area. I would not call myself very successful. Had about 18 hive going into winter, came out with 4 and of those only 2 are going gangbusters.

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That is 4 more than many of us came out of winter with. I bet you learned a lot of what not to do for next winter?

The roar is pretty crazy. I put a bar of brood and nurse bees in a Top Bar and it was so loud I thought that maybe I accidentally put in a bar with the queen on it!

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The roar is pretty crazy. I put a bar of brood and nurse bees in a Top Bar and it was so loud I thought that maybe I accidentally put in a bar with the queen on it!

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My bees are just not reading the same things I am!!!! LOL I put a bar of eggs, brood, and nurse bees in a different hive, last Saturday, and did not hear a peep out of them!
That along with a few other things that I have observed so far this spring has led me to believe that I need to start reading my beekeeping books to my bees. Maybe over lunch, peanut butter and honey sandwiches anyone?