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This  morning I discovered both my hives had been
knocked over and a bunch of  frames spread out and broken up
 
Bears, people, badgers, horses - to name a few.  Cows also, but they  don't 
pull out frames.
 
Skunks work the front entrances - wouldn't knock  over unless the  hives 
were on unstable stands.
 
jerry
 
PS  Before anyone says that horses are allergic to bee stings - I've  seen 
horses take apart hives, and the only verified horse deaths have been after  
incidents of multiple stings to horses tied up, so they can't run away, 
with a  vet making the choice to put the horse down.
 
I've had badger bury nuc hives.

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