We have a huge swarm of bees in deer camp. Problem is they are under our 40 foot storage container. They are aggressive. Anyone know of bee removal person in South Texas?

I keep bees in the NW Houston area. Here are my thoughts.

In South Texas you are more likely to have some African genes, be careful.

A proper removal will include removing all the eggs, larvae, pollen and honey as well as the bees. This will require some sort of access to the area.
It is hard messy work, and most beekeepers will charge to do it plus travel compensation.

If all of the comb containing all of the above is not removed and the bees are simply killed by an exterminator, you will have continuing problems with varmints, wax moths, rodents, ants, and re infestation by more bees.

Your best bet is to find a local beekeeper, at least you will save on travel expense.

You did not mention the specific location, "South Texas" is a pretty big area. Post up the nearest town.
I have some beekeeper buddies south of San Antonio I may be able to refer to you.

We are about an hour from SA. They are pretty aggressive. Problem is the comb is under the container and no way to get under it. What. Would a pear burner do ? There is a small hole they get in at the base of the container where a varmint has dug. If we cover the hole varmints dig a new one and bees still have access

I've been reading the forum for quiet a while and this is my first post and its a strange one. TLK please take this dangerous situation seriously. A couple of years ago my wife, my dogs, and I were attacked by africanised bees. Long story short they killed both my dogs, stung my wife 15 times, and stung me approximately 200 to 300 times. They are relentless and the only way to defend yourself is to run as fast and far as you can unless you can get into an enclosed area quickly. They quit stinging me about two hundred yards from the hive.

PLease take this advice get a professional to handle this because you could easily end up dead.