>Does anyone have any ideas how I can deal with it? I have put another brood box with some drawn >combs on top in the hope that they might move up, but I'm not optimistic. I wondered about >making a top bar hive, breaking up the wild combs Put a hive body under the box and shake or drive the bees down. You need to make sure the queen gets to the bottom box. Then put an excluder on and put the box with the wild comb up top. Feed well so the bees will draw out any foundation. After a week make sure the queen is down below. Wait a few more weeks until all brood in the wild comb is hatched. Use bee-go to empty the upper box and remove the comb. If you get lucky you will have some nice wild comb filled with honey to show off.