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You definitely can't let the swarm go to waste - you'll need both of them. And the cheapest way so is easily found.
BeJo : "Jacques, can I borrow two of your hives?
JB : <span class="mu-r">Sure thing bud! My pleasure! What do you need?</span>
BeJo : I don't know much about Warré. Found some swarms, so would two bodies be enough?
JB : <span class="mu-r">Well, you'll also need an entrance. A cushion. A roof. And a feeder.</span>"
Well, that was easy. Just like that, you have two swarms caught before anything bad happens to them. Like another beekeeper catching'em, or the Asian or Green Hornet finding them.
Jacques even took some time to help you set up. Entrance is a wood frame with a bee grid below; a grid for hornet is screwed to prevent the pests from getting in. Then, above the body, a plank with a round hole. The cushion is a square, four planks screwed to each other, letting room for the plastic open-torus of the feeder. Bees get up from the plank hole to the feeder, provided with honey-laced water.
JB : <span class="mu-r">So, the cushion let you put stuff like leaves to isolate better in winter... There are other winter tricks, but I don't know them. And I think there is some Varroa-mitigation built in... Can't recall it though. Paul Beesmuth knows quite well the hive, he might tell you more.</span>"
<span class="mu-s">Apiary</span> :
One colony [condition : good]
Borrowed Warré from Jacques Beauregard : 2 colony in 1-Warré.
handmade beesuit
It is now Early April.
<span class="mu-s">Apiary</span> :
Weaved Hive - One colony [condition : good]
Warré - Two colonies in 1-hive [Condition : good although a bit cramped]
handmade beesuit
>Look for other wilds swarms in da woods
Three hive is good to start. More of them will let you
>Work on beehive prototype
What add on your current design?
>Weave some hives
Required for giving elements back to Jacques
>Patrol da wood to assert potential risks on your bees
>Write in allowed
<span class="mu-s">High School</span>
Social Standing : + (aspiring beekeeper)
>Try to hang out with some of the cool kids that are already licensed or successful beekeepers
Trigger another round of BeekeepeerPosting
>Hit on a girl
Trigger a round of Girlfriend character gen
Make her fall in love, free labour for weaving hives and sewing beekeeping suits. And other practical purposes
>Bully some kid
Stress relief, maybe pocket change.
>Hit the library
Maybe you can find some insight in the Beekeeping shelves?
>Hit the workshop
Tools, a few materials open to use for the students... Perfect, isn't it?
>Attend Camille Takahashi-Morin Hornet-management conference
>Trade with Paul Beesmuth
What do you require? What do you offer?
