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> >How do you actually go about eliminating this hive (and the mites)?
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On a cold, wet day like today, can simply do as Bob does, and shake bees out
on the ground.
Or can shake into soapy water.
Or cyanide if you have--probably not legal any more.
Some beeks use lacquer thinner to fumigate, then allow to air out--also
probably not legal.

Randy Oliver

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