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Sat, 9 Jun 2001 21:33:15 -0500

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Re: Bees from South Texas

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Hello folks,
Most of my bee's  have been from weavers in Texas. I haven't had a problem
one, the temperament range from mild to warm. Depending if I have kept up
with the requeening. Now if you want some hot one's:) I have some that will
stay with you up to 2 hundred yards. Italians, but hot. These didn't come
from Texas, but from Missouri.
preacher

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