how do i drive out honeybees without killing them?

A bee keeper would first try placing an inviting hive for them to move into. If that didn't work, they would vacuum the bees in a modified vacuum cleaner to capture them. However, once the bees are gone, the walls must still come down so the wax cells and honey can be removed and contaminated building material stripped out and replaced. or either other insects will move in to take advantage of the material stored or the honey and wax will weep out damaging your building more.

A bee keeper will be happy to come out and take the bees. They pay good money for a hive. If they are honey bees they wom't hurt nothing if you leave them stay where they are. They will help polimate the flowers. plants amd fruit in the neighborhood. If they are hornets or yellow jackets I would spay them and kill them

you can find one probably either through animal control or a pest control company. With all the problems honey bees are facing these days, beekeepers are interested in finding new colonies.

Or, find a beekeeper who will move the hive for you. If you cannot find any local results in an online search for apiary in your area, you can find one probably either through animal control or a pest control company. With all the problems honey bees are facing these days, beekeepers are interested in finding new colonies.

oh man your lucky id be loving that . smoke em out eat some honey mmmmmmmmm honey

i think its great you do not want to simply kill them but unfortunately i have no good answer for you.

However i will study

Smoke.... it will annoy them and make them leave causing the least damage possible to your home. Either lite a piece of wood, some papers, anything that will cause a bigger flame than a cigarette.

Smoke em' out! If you can get smoke to that spot. Smoke won't kill them. It will make them go away.

They don't do any thing if you don't hit them with stone .

creates more smoke

burn something that creates more smoke.. they will eventually leave