Posted by redpokadot on September 06, 2012 at 13:33:11 from (96.25.188.58):
In Reply to: Bee Tree posted by DH in Carolina on September 06, 2012 at 12:35:29:
as a bee keeper in florida it is just about impossible to capture them they may swarm may not they do make a swarm trap that you can hang up near by they may move to it may not do agree they need to be kept alive they do from time to time just move out as i have had a few in the past few years just leave the best way to keep them there in the winter is fed them sugar water a gallon jar with very small holes in the lid filled with very thick sugar water is good hang it upside down with a place they can land on and still get to the feed we have to feed ours from nov throughfeb to insure they do not run out of food when you have a lot of hives it gets exspencive but they honey is nice in the spring and summer good luck
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