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Re: OT - Cold Bees in Barn
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Posted by old on February 09, 2007 at 08:40:06 from (4.244.90.178):
In Reply to: OT - Cold Bees in Barn posted by Joe MD on February 09, 2007 at 06:58:25:
Do some calling around and find a local bee keeper. Reason I say that is that even when cold the bees can and will go after you and if you get them mad enough it could be the last thing you do. I'm saying this because I know BTDT, back years ago I raised bees and know if you get them mad enough they will come at you. You need the right suit/equipment to do any thing with them. We moved some once and had a problem not a good one either. I got stunk 150 times plus and now don't dare to get stung. Most people 150 plus sting would kill so as I said don't do it call a PRO
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