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Kurt Bower
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another bee tree

Post by Kurt Bower »

Opportunity to remove bees from a tree 20 feet up.
Apparently these bees are a problem for the children playing near the tree.
The family does not want to remove the tree.
This may or may not be a paying job. It just depends on what you can negotiate.

location - http://maps.yahoo.com/;_ylc=X3oDMTExNmI ... 2C%2027408
Pm me for details.

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Post by Wally »

Swarms today

One in Randleman.
One in High Point.
One in Greensboro.
Not bad for one day.
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Post by ski »

I believe thats a Hat Trick.

Were they all low branches , on the ground or more challenging.
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Post by Kurt Bower »

You must have more connections than I have.
I still am getting no swarm calls.

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Post by Wally »

Very challenging. Very hard. Almost impossible.

Greensboro, 4 ft. off ground, 1 inch limb. One shake into box.

High Point, 2 ft. off ground. 1 inch limb. Just lift limb, set box, let limb down on top of box.

Randleman, they swarmed from one box, went 20 ft., entered another box.

Hard days work..... :shock: :D :D :P
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Post by Kurt Bower »

Back on topic...
Is this to say, no one is interested in removing the bees from the tree?
Oh what a surprise! :shock:
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Post by Wally »

OK. Send me the info. I'll talk to the people.
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Post by Kurt Bower »

Info, what info????

I guess I will have to find that stupid piece of paper now!
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Post by Wally »

I spoke with the lady today. She is going to keep her bees to pollinate her flowers.
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Post by bdloving »

Interesting since when they called me, they were trying to get rid of them, because the children were getting stung.

part of the conversation went:
Wife: well we dont want to kill them
Child in background: I want them killed, 1 stung me in the butt!
LOL
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Post by Wally »

That was before I talked to her. A little PR and she is OK with them staying there.
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