More bee swarm captures.

[histopicker]

Well guys; I captured two more Bee swarms today!! Funny thing is they were both on the same property.

Here are the videos, Enjoy

www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0C1xrvX6r4

www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RBd2ocAzmE

[nytrapper23]

Good stuff histo.

[Deleted]

No way, not I said the Sog, I'd just leave those things alone. I spent my teen years living in Florida, there was a big change in the insect life from Ohio to Florida. Down south I learned you don't fug with bugs, scorpions, velvet ants, fire ants, wasps, and spiders, down south these things can lay a whooping on ya, So I just leave insects alone. Good luck with that. On a scale of how many beers that would take to get me to do that, lets just say, Keep them coming.

[rendezvous]

Awesome! That second one, it looked like they all initially seem to have fell right in that box! Great job retrieving them bees!  Thanks, very neat to watch!  

[histopicker]

Apr 18, 2015 4:00:21 GMT -5 @trapperfromoh said:

No way, not I said the Sog, I'd just leave those things alone. I spent my teen years living in Florida, there was a big change in the insect life from Ohio to Florida. Down south I learned you don't fug with bugs, scorpions, velvet ants, fire ants, wasps, and spiders, down south these things can lay a whooping on ya, So I just leave insects alone. Good luck with that. On a scale of how many beers that would take to get me to do that, lets just say, Keep them coming.

Soggy; When I lived in south Texas I learned that hunting wild hogs at night, on foot, with an AR and a flashlight produced an Adrenalin rush very much like one produced in combat. Now I live in Utah, no hogs, so this is my new fix.