How to get rid of a
Beehive In The Wall
How to Remove Bees From a Wall Without Even Touching the Bees
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hi today we're going to be removing some
bees from a wall that they've decided is
their new home I noticed the other day
there's a couple bees coming in and out
where this waterspout comes out of the
siding on this house and we've learned
in the past that the best way to get rid
of them without using any pesticides or
having to really do anything much is
just to open up this wall cavity so that
we can get them out once the space is
open they'll just leave they like to
have a closed-in space some siding it
would be a little harder to do because
if it's lap siding you'd have to pick up
a whole wall but with this it's just the
panel will just be able to open you
don't even have to take it all the way
off you just have to open it so it
started
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all we have the small you can see they
started to build their comb shit-ton
indeed
but that should be it should be enough
to make him go home
here they are again here's their comb
and they were all the way down the very
bottom of this bull they should be
leaving now I think so here we are with
the with the bees and they're getting
ready to leave it's been about five
hours or so since we opened them up
they're starting to get clumped up and
are ready to head out we're expecting
they'll probably be gone probably
sometime tomorrow we'll try to get it
one day
when they do their their fly off they
will probably right now they're scouting
out another place to move and and
they'll believe what when the Queen says
it's time well it's been one day and the
bees are now gone you can see the very
start of their new comb that they built
but then they just took off there's a
few leftover bees that will die off in
the next day so they have anything else
to do and then we'll put the wall back
on
seal the hole that they got in from and
we should be good we didn't see the fly
off but holy crap
Gibby you don't care huh who likes the
funk
I like the
