Bee Removal in San Saba County, TX

San Saba County calls itself the Pecan Capital of the World, and given the vast pecan orchards lining the San Saba River, it's a title well earned. Those same orchards, along with the native brush country and open rangeland, create outstanding habitat for honey bees. When you're in a county with more pecan trees than people, the bees have plenty of forage — and occasionally, they express their gratitude by moving into your ranch house. Honey Bee Rescue provides professional live bee removal throughout San Saba County.

Rural properties in San Saba County present unique bee removal scenarios. Ranch homes, barns, equipment sheds, hunting cabins, wellhouses, and even stock tanks and cedar fence posts can harbor colonies. The remote character of much of the county means bees sometimes establish large colonies that go undetected for extended periods, building extensive comb networks and storing significant quantities of honey. When you discover them, it's not a minor situation. Our licensed team (TDA #083303) is equipped for large-scale removals and experienced with the types of rural structures common in this part of the Hill Country.

The pecan orchards that define San Saba County depend on pollinators, making live bee removal an especially sensible approach here. Exterminating a colony that could be relocated to a managed hive — where it continues to pollinate crops and produce honey — is a waste of a valuable resource. Every colony we remove from San Saba County joins our network of 300+ managed hives across Texas, directly supporting the kind of agriculture this county runs on.

San Saba County is remote enough that not every service provider is willing to make the drive. We are. Call Honey Bee Rescue at (214) 227-7562 when bees turn up on your property. We'll come out, remove the colony alive, and leave your pecan operation — and your peace of mind — intact.