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Re: Need Help on Bee Removal From Deer Blinds
[Re: BenBob]
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11/02/16 12:34 PM
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Man I'd hate to be in that situation. Never had that problem, only with wasps. I do know that bees are becoming less and less, even closer to disappearing than ever before. Its like that in the back of your mind conscious of do I want to good for myself or good for the insects kind of deal....
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Re: Need Help on Bee Removal From Deer Blinds
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11/02/16 12:38 PM
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I would honestly call someone to come remove them or transfer them to another location.
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Re: Need Help on Bee Removal From Deer Blinds
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11/02/16 10:00 PM
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Get a large coffee can and fill it half full of gasoline and put the lid on it.
Catch them on a cold morning or evening and carefully place coffee can in blind and then remove the lid. Or used a hoe or stick to place it inside blind. The heat of the day fumes will run them off and they have not return on us yet. They did make a big basket ball of bees hanging from a near by mesquite tree and left the next day. We also did the same thing with a coke can of gas in a large barbeque pit that got bees in it. It did not kill them and they left us some good honey also
�Everybody needs beauty as well as bread, places to play in and pray in, where nature may heal and give strength to body and soul.� ~ John Muir
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Re: Need Help on Bee Removal From Deer Blinds
[Re: BenBob]
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11/03/16 01:22 AM
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Have you gotten the bees out? Where are you located?
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Re: Need Help on Bee Removal From Deer Blinds
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11/03/16 01:38 AM
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You'd be surprised how many local bee keepers there are. In my neck of the woods, people will almost line up to remove bees. This is in the Hamilton/Comanche area. See if you can find a local, community Facebook group in your hunting area. Post a topic and See if you have any volunteers to remove the bees.
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