pictures of bee cutout and queen

[riverrat]

here is a link to a few pics of a cutout in a 100 year old bed and breakfast

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jerrysegraves/3640819933/

[iddee]

You can have that ladder work. I'll stick to scaffold or inside jobs.

BTW, who's the helper? Don't he get no credit?  :?

[SystemShark]

I've learned that lots of beekeeps won't do ladder work so I'm glad to take the opportunity.

Later today I'm headed up a near 3 story ladder to try and finish a removal myself ^^

Really nice pics there... queen looks great!

[G3farms]

Heights never did bother me so long as I felt like what ever was holding me up was safe. You have to trust your equipment.

I still work in some high places doing construction work. I have always liked being up high and getting the good view. the 80' bee tree was a blast, just did not last long enough, would have been better at 280'.

G3

[beee farmer]

G3  come on down here, I got 5 towers need TMA's changed out, all over 300' will put you to work.

[G3farms]

what's a TMA and what does it pay?

G3

[joker1656]

Nice work, RR.