Using my BeeVac at the nest entrance

16 Oct 2026 · 0 min
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In this brief video excerpt, two beekeepers (Speaker A and Speaker B) discuss their experience using a BeeVac—a vacuum device for collecting bees—at a nest entrance. Speaker A notes that the bees are becoming somewhat angry but reassures that they will continue to vacuum them up. Speaker B mentions feeling bombarded by the bees, and both acknowledge that the operation is proceeding, with Speaker A confirming that Speaker B is handling the situation well down at the entrance. The dialogue captures a casual, task-focused commentary on bee behavior and handling during the vacuuming process.

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