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BEEKEEPING LEARNING CENTER => HONEYBEE REMOVAL => Topic started by: JP on May 20, 2009, 12:59:06 am
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Nice size and very gentle.
Pics: http://picasaweb.google.com/pyxicephalus/May192009?authkey=Gv1sRgCPeZ_ejs78vn_AE#
...JP
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nice for sure, and those royal palms are my favorite.
you must have hived swarms & cut-outs in your yard as far as the eye can see
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nice for sure, and those royal palms are my favorite.
you must have hived swarms & cut-outs in your yard as far as the eye can see
Not any more they got him and made him move them :evil:people
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JP, i know you probably said, but i don't remember. what do you do with all those bees?
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He sends them out to me in California. Ha! Ha!
Anyway, that swarm would have been perfect for me. Does it get any easier than this one??
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Nice swarm!!!!!! Good and easy I got to do my first removal today........Why are they on the second floor couldent they be right there eye level with the queen waiving come and get me Im right here?? Again nice catch!
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(http://img527.imageshack.us/img527/571/cimg0180g.th.jpg) (http://img527.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cimg0180g.jpg)
I like to run between 40-50 hives, the rest go to friends. I also set new beeks up.
...JP
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What's going on in that photo?
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What's going on in that photo?
A lady wanted bees removed from her tree, way up there!
...JP
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That palm swarm looke very good. How are they doing?
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The palm swarm was given to my friend Bailey in Raceland, Louisiana. I can only guess that they are doing fine. As far as I know, he added a medium and some feed as they barely fit inside the deep I put them in.
...JP
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Congratulations JP on catching another swarm
johnny