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Sat, 25 Aug 2001 01:19:44 -0400
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Re: Fischer's Bee-Quick
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I asked the list for advice last month on Bee-Go, which I found wasn't
working for me.
Early this week a friend brought over some Bee-Quick, and it worked like
magic. It was really impressive, and has little noticeable odor. When we
set the honey supers off, the few remaining bees continued to pour out.
We were also able to use the fume board like a smoker when checking into
the brood chambers.

Alan Fiala

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