Third Hive Inspection and Introduction to the Pollen Trap

What happens here

Proceed to the largest hive, referred to as 'Mr. Ginormous,' which is visibly crowded with bees clinging to its exterior. After a few puffs of smoke, remove the hive-top feeder from the spring. Upon opening the hive, the host finds the entire super filled with honey, indicating strong production and a healthy colony. He estimates this super alone could yield about 60 pounds of honey. He then introduces a pollen trap, demonstrating its design with a small gateway for bees that dislodges pollen into a collection drawer as they pass through. The trap has an adjustable gate to allow periods of unrestricted entry.

Goal: Assess the largest hive's honey production and introduce a pollen trap.