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>>Which is why Joe's comments on ferals is encouraging. And the reason for my
question since I have not seen it in Maine.
Thanks for having faith iin my reports on ferals.
I wish that some here could talk with
my pest control company, who no
doubt looses profits to other pest
control companies because they
refuse to kill honeybees, unless they
pose a danger to health and safety,
OR I recommend it as the only option.
It you talked with them, they would
report that this is the busiest bee
season for many years.
I footed the bill for a pizza party for
the pest company. The boss stated
that he relies on my bee services
to satisfy his customers. I felt
bad that I was turning down so
many calls last season, so I began to
take 3 days off work per week to tend
bee calls for them.
I always thought it would be a nice
experiment to ship you a few
free queens just to see if they can
survive in your area. I would like
to do that sometime.
Hey, gotta go, I up-righted another
newly hived swarm that the bear
got this morning. I bring them
home from bee calls and have to
keep them one night at home
till I can take them to an outyard,
but the bears have figured out
my system, and have been visiting
every night.
Best Wishes
Joe Waggle
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