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Re: Honey Bees under grain bin
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Posted by Tip on June 03, 2005 at 08:54:46 from (216.182.19.248):
In Reply to: Honey Bees under grain bin posted by HaySam on June 03, 2005 at 06:46:49:
Hey Sam, in most places its illegal to kill a swarm - not that it matters, but worth knowing. Every state has a beekeepers association and usually there is someone who will come get them. Time is money, so be prepared to pay something. If the beekeeper can gain access to the hive, it is a relatively simple process - access is key. You need to get the queen and rest will follow. Call your local beekeeper's association and see if you can get someone to help. Regards, Tip
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