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I'd like to see a documented case of a horse, free to run, dying of a bee  
sting.  The horses in eastern MT that co-mingled with beehives included  
thoroughbred horses.
 
May be possible that some horses are allergic, but even with  
hypersensitive people,  it is usually not the first sting event that  results in an 
extreme reaction.  Jerry

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