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MEMBER BULLETIN BOARD => PHOTO PAGE - MEMBER PHOTOS & BEE-MOVIES HERE! => Topic started by: rail on November 05, 2011, 05:50:39 pm
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http://www.honey-bees.de/videos/75-heathland-traditional-beekeeping-skep-apiary-videos.html (http://www.honey-bees.de/videos/75-heathland-traditional-beekeeping-skep-apiary-videos.html)
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Thanks, enjoyed them.
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I've got through half of them but have to go in and eat dinner now.
Man! That's a weird smoker they use! I wonder what he's smoking! :-D
Larry
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fascinating video - will return again to watch the rest.
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I enjoyed and was amazed with the swarm catching & swarm casting!
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I have to admit I'm glad cow dung is no longer involved. :-P
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I have to admit I'm glad cow dung is no longer involved. :-P
At is sill use in some parts of the world
BEE HAPPY Jim 134 :).
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I finally finished watching all 8 videos. The hives and frames that we use today are much easier to harvest honey from. I'm still amazed at the smokers that they used! I really enjoyed watching these videos! Larry
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to bad its illegal to put bees in them
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Just finished them. Great videos. Good to know the history and see the entire Skep apiary process from start to finish.
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Those are great videos to watch. There are many things to be learned by watching those videos that can't be learned anywhere else.
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I had learned in the past that when early american beekeepers used skeps that they would burn the bees and wax to remove it from the skeps. I guess all we know about history is not necessarily correct.