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John
 
I've never had to close the bottom board myself, but I do lay  something as a 
wind break for the screened bottom board. But of course your area  may be 
different. I suggest leave it open they will be fine and in my opinion  they will 
do better. 
 
I've given this to our state VP as he has hives on a windy  hill top.  

Russ Dean 

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_West Virginia Beekeepers  Association_ (http://www.wvbeekeepers.org/)  



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