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Re: An Extremely Hot Buckfast Bee Dilemma
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"Not to dispute your experience but I've heard from several people all 
over the US that they had hot hives with queens from B. Weaver."
   
  Response:  And it may just be my "luck of the draw," or luck of the "drone"
   
  I don't order enough queens to be statistically significant as to whether or not the queens from Texas are hot or not.  I guess I've just been lucky, which is not to dispute anyone else's experience.  
   
  Grant
  Jackson, MO
   
   

 		
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