Bee Removal in Junction, Texas

Junction sits at the confluence of the North and South Llano Rivers in Kimble County, about as deep into the Hill Country as you can get without losing cell service entirely. It is a town built on ranching, hunting, and the kind of self-sufficiency that comes from being a long drive from anywhere else. The bees in Junction are similarly self-sufficient, thriving in the rugged limestone terrain, river bottoms, and oak-juniper woodlands that surround the town. Honey Bee Rescue provides professional live bee removal in Junction and across Kimble County for the colonies that decide to share your space.

The remote character of the Junction area means that feral bee colonies often go undiscovered for extended periods. A hive in an unoccupied hunting cabin, a ranch outbuilding, or a limestone bluff can grow for years without human interference, and by the time someone encounters it, the colony is large, well established, and producing an impressive volume of honeycomb. These are not quick removals. They require experience, patience, and the right equipment, all of which Honey Bee Rescue brings to every job.

Remote Hill Country Bee Removal

Junction is at the far edge of our service area in the Austin-Central Texas corridor, and we make the drive because the bees out here are worth it. Healthy feral colonies in the Hill Country represent strong genetics adapted to the local conditions, and relocating them to managed apiaries preserves that value. We extract the colony alive, remove all honeycomb, and seal the structure to prevent future colonization.

The Llano River corridor and the surrounding ranch land make Kimble County excellent bee habitat, which means that property owners here will encounter bees sooner or later. When you do, call Honey Bee Rescue at (214) 227-7562. We are TDA licensed, fully insured, and we do not mind the drive. The Hill Country out past Junction is some of the best scenery in Texas, and we get to save bees while we are at it. There are worse ways to spend a workday.