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Hello All

Dan Hendricks advises the insertion of a Queen Excluder to prevent the queen
leaving with swarm.

Is there any elegant way of allowing the drones to escape - I seem to
remember some ingenious method involving cones?

Sincerely

Tom Barrett

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