FatBeeMan 1 Minute Tip Very Easy Queen Making

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Since the cell bar is removable it is better to use a medium rubber band to hold the strip of worker egg cells to the bar rather than smashing and hoping it sticks to the bar It's very easy to make this little frame with a jigsaw and putting medium frames in a deep nucleus hive with queen relocated to a new hive The advantage is the cells hang for possibly bigger queens but just putting a whole frame with no bees and a few fresh eggs into a queenless nucleus hive works just perfectly fine and is so much more simple
Comment from : In Harmony With Earth

Brutal but probably effective
Comment from : The HTURT

And dp you put this in a queenless hive ?
Comment from : kenny lecroy

Thks to your vedio sir,am from pilipines,thks
Comment from : antengiros Ng Palawan

Thanks!
Comment from : Danny Medford

You are awesome love your videos Thanks
Comment from : P Gogel

Just want to express my gratitude to you Sr and like I always appreciate your help with all this information that is important and simple for us;may God bless your life and family
Comment from : Jose Martinez

I am using your method of using fishing line in X shape to handle the foundation sheet and it turning out just nice and convenient Thanks
Comment from : 2 of 2

thank you FBM
Comment from : BrytTrades

holy crap how easy is that
Comment from : dcstealth11111

fat tip from the fat bee man!
Comment from : make*it*pay

Stupidest man ever seen wtf quality you have there omg
Comment from : Bogdan Zarafu

My question is will this force a swarm with all the cells
Comment from : Kathy Valentine

I can't afford a hive of bees let a lone make any thing I been 3 years trying to catch some bees I keep on trying
Comment from : Merle Funk

Thank you mastet
Comment from : MONTE GRAPES

I will try n thnk you
Comment from : Plielad Shadap

Thanks Sir
Comment from : Howard Mcadams

That is very simple and clever Thank you I will give it a try Greetings from the Blue Mountains outside Sydney Australia
Comment from : Roy Carter

I like this man I love it
Comment from : THE LUMLEYS FAMILY

My mentor has MD, I hope you can read this and are still up and running, do many bee keepers end up with macula degeneration?
Comment from : WarLike Laughter

Thank u sir
Comment from : Mr Lucky

Good job
Comment from : Kenneth Ennis

Thanks
Comment from : Alaa Ali Ahmed

very good
Comment from : نحل العسل الطبيعي

I always love fat bee mans tips 👍
Comment from : Ytanythinggoes

Well done! we is missing is just the result :) please keep it up
Comment from : Mohamed-UAE

This is actually really really smart I just grafted for the first time 3 days ago and i think its going good but this is so much easier Thanks mr don
Comment from : Daniel Taylor

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Comment from : Kerami özdemir

Hello don the fat bee man how i put the protective cages in this method?
Comment from : Marcelo Bett

My frames have a plastic template in the center Is there a way of adapting the procedure shown in the Fat Bee Man video with frames that have the template? Thanks
Comment from : Gregg Hermerding

Now that is just lazy I might try it later this year
Comment from : BeemanIT

Blessings from Charitable Miracle Beekeepers
Comment from : Charitable Miracle Beekeepers ת

Thank you for the tip I am going to make a new bee farm in Sri Lanka I have previews experience in this field but now I am planing to do in big scale
Comment from : Surabe Kurukulam சுரபி குருகுலம்

G’day from the land down under 🇦🇺 Happy do do a donation Can I send you a check?brCheers Troy
Comment from : Troy watson

Thanks fat Bee Man!
Comment from : T

Birdsong & Bee Honey Co Birdsong & Bee Honey Co

Love your humility Sir! You have eye problems & you are making it so clear that Anyone can help make Queens! Thank You very much!
Comment from : Birdsong & Bee Honey Co Birdsong & Bee Honey Co

boy, that takes the scariness right out of queen rearing!!
Comment from : LadyElk1

It don't look perty
Comment from : Hrroman Slaparsso

I salute you brother Thanks for the good video :) greetings from UAE
Comment from : Mohamed-UAE

Interesting video
Comment from : xshanghu

Great stuff thanks for postingan ancient Aussie beek
Comment from : Linton macnamara

Thanks fat bee man
Comment from : Matt Todd

I can't make my own queens cuz I don't even have bees! Is that a valid excuse?
Comment from : Elizabeth Stein

I don't understand How does this turn into Queens? Shabbat shalom
Comment from : twig Hahn Jackson

Thats a great tip!!!!
Comment from : StreetMachine18

Rule number 1if it's easy it's WRONG
Comment from : Chip Altman

That was great
Comment from : Paul Levine

Has first order for 10 capped QC "I garentee you'll get 10 queen cells!" You're on Bee Man!
Comment from : TheDragonLake

good and exlante
Comment from : Moaaiad Ameiry

Right on Fat!
Comment from : Question Authority OTvO

When you put the frame back into the hive, when do you go back into the hive and harvest the cells?
Comment from : greg

Nyce idea
Comment from : Ajay shankar kairi

What a great idea!
Comment from : Kujo Painting

Great stuff Donthanks for posting an ancient Aussie amateur beek
Comment from : Linton macnamara

ever had a bee colony that had 2 queens? I hear it's rare, but does happen
Comment from : ArtisChronicles

Wow so simple Thanks fat bee man I will try this when I get more experience with my bees
Comment from : jackbquick123

Right on Fat!brbrI will contribute to the causebrbrYou the man thanks
Comment from : Question Authority OTvO

I just love how you keep things simple No expensive tools, no expensive supplies, just use what you have Keep up the good work!
Comment from : Ivana Rydia

SobrDo you need a queen-less hive to make a queen this way?
Comment from : J & B Homeliving

awesome useful video,Thank you very much SirI learnt alot
Comment from : Electric Engineer

Thanks so much! I tried this method yesterday but FORGOT to mash , press the cut out comb every inch Can this still work without having to go back in the hive? Can a small top honey frame be used in a deep brood chamber? Thanks again
Comment from : Mario Forieri

Don quick question do the bees make queens in the strip of bees comb
Comment from : Mark Beaton

Thanks Fat Bee Man!
Comment from : Misha Gray

Really Great knowledgeThanks
Comment from : Hiteshkumar Viradia

Good idea!!
Comment from : Jon

omg, this is a great video, if fact the best i have seen Do you sell queens? I am just getting started on bee keeping and have nothing I need help
Comment from : Pollen Dancer Apiary

Yes, I Know it works, but grafting is much easier and I get no fused cells
Comment from : imker foldissimo

how long do you have to wait to put them in a starter hiveI hear anything from 2 days to 2 hours
Comment from : Scalper 101

Hey Donwhen you make your queens this method or the other methods, can you just put them in a starter hive with a bunch of nurse bees and leave them there till they are ready to hatch or do I have to put them in a finisher hive I don't see the need to move them to a finisher hive What's your opinion? Thanks in advance
Comment from : Scalper 101

thank you for sharing thumbs up!
Comment from : Conrad

I caught a swarm that had been in the swarm box for 3 days I transferred them to my bee box, and there are queen cells on the frames already, why?? that!
Comment from : Wesley Hoskins

fatbeeman thanks for this beautiful video
Comment from : Electric Engineer

Thanks for posting this video I'm not a bee keeper, but really enjoy learning about the process
Comment from : Happy Texan

first time seeing anything like thisnew to beesseems really easy
Comment from : First Namesvvs Last Namebsh

this is all good but he doesn't explain what to do with the frame after he did thisi mean obviously you put this in a hive but why will this make you queens? do you put this in a hive with a queen already in there or a queen less hive? obviously this guy knows what he's doing, but for people who are just starting out his videos leave more questions than answers sometimes I'll keep watching and picking what I can learn
Comment from : Donald Farnsworth

what state are you located in? I would love to take your classes!
Comment from : Missy Rabbit

Wow don I've never seen something so easy
Comment from : Wes Luther

Is there money in all this or just a hobby
Comment from : Everythingforsalepro

I now think I can do this !
Comment from : Rose Marie prudhomme

I like the cut of your jib Fat Bee Man Short and to the point without all the BS music and long commentary
Comment from : tmoney7600

i can do it! lol
Comment from : Ant Casters

Maybe you could mention how to find all the regulations that have to be followed,,, I never thought of that and now am well on my way to owning a lot of equipment I can,t use till , permitted ,,, I was so enthusiastic about starting a bee hive and as usual , government trouble if I do anything ,,,, William
Comment from : Bill Meek

i like this methode , i am a beginner and learning this all on youtube there is no bee keeper near me i am gone try this out
Comment from : Leo TechTips

i like that if it works you get a donation
Comment from : Michael K

Can you put the damaged frame back into the hive? Will the bees fix it up?
Comment from : Darrenholmes

What would happen if you put the cut/ damaged frame back into the hive? Will the bees fix it up?
Comment from : Darrenholmes

I have 3 hives, and one is queenless I've been trying to get a queen into the hive using frames from my other 2 hives which are strong My question is this I've been able to add two frames with brood and larvae, but not "recent laid eggs" Can they make a queen with the larvae, or will I need to go back and find a frame with eggs too Thanks!!!
Comment from : Tim Ring