Bear Creek Apiaries & Honey LLC offers humane bee removal across the North Florida and south Georgia region, specifically the Tallahassee and Thomasville corridor, and relocates removed colonies to its own apiaries. As a commercial beekeeping operation, it treats bees as a resource to be preserved, so a colony taken off your property is moved to managed hives rather than destroyed.
This is a substantial operation beyond just removals. Bear Creek sells Gadsden County honey and provides pollination services, which means beekeeping is the core of the business and removals feed naturally into that work. For a homeowner, the practical upside is that rescued bees have a real, well-run destination, which is the essence of a genuinely humane removal.
One thing to know before reaching out is how to make contact. Bear Creek uses a callback request form together with a published info@ email address, and no direct phone number is listed, so the process is to submit a request or email and wait for the operation to get back to you. That is a reasonable arrangement for a working apiary that also runs bees in the field. When you make contact, describe where the bees are, how long they have been there and whether they are in the open or inside a structure. Every beekeeper sets their own terms, so confirm the scope before any visit is scheduled.