G Farms LLC provides live honey bee removal and relocation for Terrell, a Kaufman County town about 30 miles east of Dallas. Live removal means the bees are captured and rehomed to a working hive rather than destroyed – better for the pollinators and a longer-lasting fix for your property, since abandoned comb left in a wall tends to draw the next swarm right back.
G Farms is not a pest-control outfit but a locally owned, family-operated working farm. Beekeeping sits alongside the farm’s other operations, which include grass-fed and grass-finished beef sold through a “cowpooling” bulk-purchase program, full-care horse boarding, and land management. The farm produces its own hay without chemicals or grains, delivers beef directly to customers across North Texas, East Texas, the Austin area, and the Woodlands/North Houston region, and offers discounts to veterans, first responders, and K-12 teachers. That farm-first perspective matters for bee removal: colonies taken out of a wall, tree, or outbuilding have a real apiary waiting for them.
Bee Removal Around Terrell and Kaufman County
G Farms LLC is a member of the Texas Association of Professional Bee Removers. Swarm season in North Texas generally runs from about March through June, when colonies split and scouts hunt for new cavities – soffits, water meter boxes, sheds, and hollow trees around Terrell, Forney, and Kaufman are common landing spots. Call 214-244-3871 to describe where the bees are and how long they have been there; terms and any fees are set by the beekeeper.