When doing a cut out, how long does it take to capture the queen?

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www.studiobeeproductions.com I can hardly believe that this video marks my 400th that I have posted on Youtube, and when I stop to think about it, that's a lot of videos. I have to say though, it certainly does not seem like that's the number, but being faithful to my promise of "I'll be making more," I guess I would have reached that number one day. Thank you all so much for inspiring me to continue making videos by the simple fact of you watching them.  On this video Good Time Charlie and Wreck it Ralph will once again lend their expertise and guidance on removing a colony of bees from a raised house that is slated for renovation. As you will see, one of the main reasons this house was being worked on was the extensive amount of termite damage throughout it.  What might seem a bit "let downish" is how quickly the queen was captured on this one, almost immediately. However, since she was caught so quickly, that made our job so much more easy, and I do love easy.  Now don't think the video is over just because we say so, there's lots more after. I decided to go ahead and show the release of these bees once I returned to the abbey, so make sure you stick around to see that as well.  Once again, thank you so much for being such great viewers and watching all these crazy bee wrangling adventure videos that I love to make and share. God's peace to all. Mr. Ed