How To Start Beekeeping without getting stung, levels of protective clothing for beekeepers.

Beekeepers should have protective clothing just in case. In this video, I introduce honey bee owners to all levels of protection, from a simple veil to maximum protection for the most defensive venomous insects. Be Prepared! Can't put it on if you don't have it.
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What I wear when I can't walk away from venomous insects and don't want to get stung.
Some days, a T-shirt and jeans are just fine as you attend your honey bees. However, on other days, I need better protection so that I don't have to walk away when something interesting is going on.
A year ago I purchased a maximum protection camouflaged suit from natural apiary and really liked it, so I thought I'd share what I wear and why. You can still get the camo suit here: amzn.to/3iZgmHM
I hope you enjoy this and thank you as always for watching and commenting.
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