When Bées resort to the same, and that certayne be entred within the quil through the sauor thereof, then stop the hole with your thumb, letting one of the Bées afterward to flye forth, whiche dylygently marke, and follow that way it flyeth, for it wyll shewe you part of the way to their home. And after you can sée the same no further, then quicklye set forth another bée, whose flight in like manner marke, and followe after, for that it maye also shewe parte of the way vnto their home. And so let flie the bées by one and one, vntil they bring you vnto the place of the swarme. Nowe if the same place be déepe in the earthe, then with a smoake made eyther of drye flaxe or Brimstone, driue the Bées out, and when the swarme is come forthe, then ring on a bason or shrill panne, for being by and by feared with the shryll sounde of the same, the swarme eyther lighteth on a yong trée, or on the opener bowe of a bigge trée, which so founde out, couer ouer with a hiue prepared for the nonce. But if the swarm be placed in the hollowe of a trée, and hauing bowes, or in the stocke of the same trée, then with a verye sharpe sawe (if the meanes of the same will giue leaue) cutte it asunder. And in such sort, that the parte emptie aboue the bées be first cut, and the parte beneath it which it séemeth the Bées to be lodged, to be like cut asunder, and the stocke thus cut asunder, at both the endes, couer with a faire shéete, leaste any large cliftes appeare after the cutting, whiche also annoynt with honnye, for the better staying in of the bées, and after carrye the same home, which place by your other hiues making smal holes in the same, for theyr flying in and out (as afore was taught) in the ordering of the other hiues. But it behoueth the diligent sercher, to chose the morning times for the finding out of Bées, wherby you may haue the space & libertie of the day before you, to finde out the resort of Bées. For by loking late after them, it falleth out so, that although the Bées are neare hande, yet bycause they haue then done their busie and careful laboure, they flye no longer abrode to séeke foode, nor yet resorte to drinke.