DLF Apiaries answers honey bee calls throughout Dallas & Collin counties from a base in Clarksville, Texas. Run by beekeeper Darwin Flynn, the operation is headquartered in Red River County in the state’s northeast corner, but its working range reaches the DFW metroplex – a travel commitment that says something about how seriously this apiary takes its removal work.
Rather than exterminating, live-removal beekeepers safely capture the colony and relocate it to a managed apiary whenever possible – protecting the bees while solving the problem on your property. Services noted for this provider: honey bee removals. They travel across Dallas & Collin counties, so for residents of Dallas, Plano, McKinney, Frisco, and the suburbs in between, that means access to a remover who takes the colony back to working hives rather than simply making the bees disappear.
Swarm season in Texas typically runs from roughly March through June, and North Texas sees its share: colonies divide in spring, and swarms of thousands of bees cluster on branches, fences, and eaves while scouts search for a cavity. Left alone, a swarm usually moves into the nearest suitable void – a wall, soffit, or hollow tree – within a few days, so an early call typically makes for a simpler removal than waiting until comb has been built.
DLF Apiaries is a member of the Texas Association of Professional Bee Removers, the statewide organization of removal specialists. Get in touch to confirm availability and next steps for your property – terms and any fees are set by the beekeeper.