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Re: Buying and observation hive...
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Kathy E Cox <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 18 Apr 2003 13:19:13 EDT
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I want to get an observation hive. I think I could learn a lot from one, and
I would like to install it in the area of the front of my property, where
customers coming to my  flower/honey stand could see the hive. My question is
this: if you were buying one, is there a specific one that is better than
another. It seeems a 2 frame would be better than a one frame and 3 would be
better still. Any input about ones you have or like is appreciated!

Kathy Cox

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