The Bee Wranch

My office today

If any one has a queenless hive, I've got a nice queen that needs a new home asap.
I've also got two Russian/Carnolian queens available if you need to replace an ornery queen.

We closed the bee removal business for about 18 months during the pandemic. We jumped back into the game today (didn’t want to overdo it, though 😂). It’s good to be back at it!

It's that time of year. Honey bees are on the move looking for food sources. Since not much is blooming, don't be surprised to see honey bees in chicken food, dog food, etc. They need protein to raise baby bees.

If you encounter a swarm or hive, don't kill 'em! Call us, we can help!

I'm not a doctor and this is not medical advice-just an article I found very interesting. Enjoy!

"Summary
Bee venom contains natural substances that may help alleviate joint pain and inflammation associated with arthritis. Bee venom therapy involves extracting bee venom for therapeutic use or exposing a person to bee stings from live bees. It is an ancient practice dating back thousands of years.

Some research suggests that bee venom therapy may be beneficial in treating arthritis. However, further large-scale randomized controlled trials are necessary to confirm these findings.

Anyone considering bee venom therapy should first undergo allergy testing to determine whether they may be allergic to bee stings. Bee venom can cause a serious and potentially life threatening allergic reaction in susceptible individuals. It may also cause more general side effects, such as severe pain, headache, and muscle weakness."

Bee stings for arthritis: What the research says Exposure to bee venom may be a way of treating arthritis, however, more research is required. Learn more about the current research here.

We’re back!! Like many small businesses, the pandemic hit us pretty hard and we had to restructure what we were doing to survive. We feel we’re in a position to relaunch our bee removal service and look forward to providing live honey bee removal service across the Trans-Pecos region! We’re also happy to remove swarms and answer your questions about beekeeping.

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