Morgan Bullard Bee Rescue covers a notably wide stretch of the western Panhandle, serving Escambia, Santa Rosa, and Okaloosa counties. On the April 2026 Florida Bee Rescuers roster, this is the only rescuer listed across all three of those counties, which makes it a useful contact whether you are dealing with bees near Pensacola, over toward Milton and Navarre, or out in the Fort Walton Beach and Destin area.
Being a single point of contact for such a broad three-county range says something about willingness to travel and take calls, and it can be a real convenience for homeowners who might otherwise struggle to find a nearby beekeeper. If a swarm has settled on your property somewhere in the western Panhandle, this listing gives you one number to try across a large service footprint.
Two phone numbers are published, the main line plus a second at 850-474-0500, so there is more than one way to get through. As a roster-based rescuer rather than a full company, availability will depend on the season and the individual’s schedule, so it is worth calling ahead and describing your situation clearly. The goal is live removal and relocation of honey bees rather than extermination, keeping those colonies alive and pollinating. Each beekeeper sets their own terms, so ask about the specifics of a given job when you reach out. For anyone across Escambia, Santa Rosa, or Okaloosa counties who wants a humane response, Morgan Bullard Bee Rescue is a practical place to start.
