 Who says you can't have it all? Not Appalachian Wireless. We know what you want. Appalachian Wireless offers the hottest smartphones and unlimited data plans, all on the region's number one network. Jason Connelly, also known as the Bee Man in Johnson County, is a third-generation beekeeper. But his nickname comes from the work he does removing colonies of bees from places they shouldn't be. And if you can see they're coming and going right under the piece of vinyl. And inside the house he discovered a massive colony of honeybees. When I expose this insulation we're gonna find them. I just hope it's everything that I wanted to be. Oh yeah. This particular colony has been in this house for three years, but Connelly says the process is the same no matter the size. So we're gonna try to piece every bit of that back in there and put the bees back in. And what they will actually do is they'll fix our mistakes that we've made to their home. And when you're moving a big colony of honeybees sometimes you get a bonus. That is pure honey in that comb. That's the good stuff. That's liquid gold. And this particular colony was very generous to the bee man and his crew. There was a lot of extra honey and it went into a separate pail and we'll take it home and extract it and put it in the jar and we'll have it for breakfast. After several hours of tedious work and a sticky cleanup Connelly was able to tell the homeowner the bees are going to a new home. And the bees will continue to be able to pollinate and their life cycle will get to continue. I feel a lot more educated about them. I didn't know and I wasn't even sure they were honeybees at first and feel a lot better knowing they're gonna be gone from the house. The bee man marked another successful rescue mission off his list and now he waits for the next swarm or colony who has found itself in an unwanted area. If I get a call from somewhere and it's a big removal I go and get them because you know it's peace of mind that I got to save one more colony. If you have a question about a swarm or unwanted bee colony you can contact Jason Connelly at the number on your screen. In Staffordsville, I'm Shannon Deskins, EKB News.