Clearing Bees with Rhombus Escape

Clearing Bees with Rhombus Escape

In this video I show you how to clear supers using a multi purpose crownboard and a rhombus bee escape.

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[madali]

I used this today made the board myself and followed your instructions, just like to say Thank you it worked a treat was left with about 5 bees and lovely capped frames bees didn't even know I was there when I removed it 😀

[carolineb]

Thank you thank you thank you. I have one hive which is super chill and the other is.. a lot like yours! Didn't fancy shaking them off, especially as I'm mot going very far with the supers..

[Bird]

As ever - a great video. Can I make one suggestion though? It would be helpful if you could say what time of the year you're making the videos so that when we watch them a couple of years later and you say "At this time of the year ...", we're not completely bamboozled! 😅

[eastsussexbeesandwildlife]

The Rhombus looks a lot better than the porters and far less fiddly, so these will go on my Xmas list. Thanks for the video. Peter

[rickwarner]

Good explaining the board I’ve not used mine for fear of beetles moving in just blow them out and extract then back on the hive. Thanks looking forward to your next posting. 👍🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️

[jphomebrew]

What’s the reason for removing the queen excluder?

[glynisreynolds]

By those bees weren’t pleased to see you 😳 Glad you were fully suited up!!

[AM-tnyu]

Why take all the food the bees have collected? Sugar syrup is no substitute for honey, the food the bees have collected for themselves.