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One hand queen catcher.

One Hand Queen Catcher/Marker

Sale
$19.93
$14.95

Catch the queen with just one hand and know you will mark her easily and safely! It's one-handed design makes it quick and easy to mark your queens.

Tip: While your first queen's paint is drying, set her on the cover of her hive and use a second One-Handed Queen Catcher to do the next colony.



3 ½ x 2 ⅛

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Customer Reviews

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Timothy Ladner

I had the opportunity to use it immediately and must admit I am disappointed. While the yellow upper cover is friction fit and will not slide without manual effort, the lower chamber will free fall on the unit I have. That means I was unable to capture the queen without maintaining a hand on the lower chamber slide. Once the queen was in chamber, a slip up meant the sponge would free fall and with possible injury requiring a to hand operation. Not what I anticipated. I would have given one star except marking was easy once the queen was captured. Enough said. I would pass if I knew this to begin with.

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Brian D.

great tool in the Bee yard

Cool Brian! Glad you like it.

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Ronnie A.

I use this instead of a queen clip in my hives. It's much safer for the queen, and very easy to use.

Thanks Ronnie!

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Dale Y.

Good quality and design, but I have not had the opportunity to use it yet.

Thank you!

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Anthony W.

I have 2 NUCS coming this Friday, so I have not used it yet. They will be with unmarked queens so it should be interesting.