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T H E B E E W R A N G L E R . C O M

Contact Information

Call me today! (Preferred)
Phone: 832-248-8313

Or email us (checked weekly) at: jennifer@thebeewrangler.com

Location

Houston and neighboring counties

License

The Bee Wrangler is Insured [1] and holds a State Permit [1, 2]

Ua Mau Ke Ea O Ka Aina I Ka Pono

"The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness."

Hawai'i State Motto, Words to Live By

Welcome to The Bee Wrangler

The Bee Wrangler removes bees and relocates them to farms in the Houston area in order to pollinate crops and produce honey. Our approach is organic and sustainable pest control. We use no poisons or pesticides -- instead, we implement a special technique to remove the bees.

In conjunction with the Harris County Beekeepers Associaion, all colonies are provided with a new hive and opportunity to prosper in a new environment, whether in the city or on a farm.

Preserving this feral bee gene pool is vital to the future of beekeeping because these bees survive without human intervention. Due to their genetic variability these feral bees are able to withstand disease and parasite without the use of harmful chemicals.

Look At Our Blog to see an Actual Bee Removal & the Apiaries where Bees are Housed.

Services

Bee Removal
Bee Relocation
No Poisons or Pesticides
Reasonable Prices
Individual Jobs will Vary
More Cost Effective Than Pest Control
Free Estimates

Difficult Removal from Structure - $300.00
Simple Removal from Structure - $50.00 - $150.00
Flat Rate - $60.00/Hour (2 Hour Minimum)
Small Jobs can be completed in a 2 hour time frame.
State tax applies.
Most jobs cost $300.00 or less!

Interested in apitherapy? E-mail or call if you desire live bees for apitherapy!

Need Bees for your farm or garden? I am always looking for new apiaries.

Our Mission Statement

Our mission is to remove bees with no harm to the bees or to the environment. Pesticides are never used in removals or in mite control for our hives; we use screen bottoms on the hive box for ventilation and for control of the Varroa mite.  Aggressive colonies are re-queened with the hardier Russian bees which are kept at all our farms and at the Houston apiary and genetic testing is available through Texas A&M to determine if the Africanized gene is present.  Upon completion of the removal, we make every effort to leave the house/structure in the condition it was found. We provide necessary pollination services at no cost to the farmers and sell honey at local farmer's markets. We do this to ensure that locally grown produce and honey are available to the Houston community. This creates an intimate relationship between the land, the food and the people, perpetuating respect for all beings involved in this dynamic process.