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Re: Extracting KTB frames.
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Hello Peter &All,
One always wonders at the source when aggressive bees are 
seen.
Most blame outside 
sources which is the most likely
scenario.
I have saw hobby cases when rough handling
or even skunks are the cause.
Would not combining the aggressive workers with the other hive keep aggressive bees in the garden for weeks?

Bob

Ps. Why are usually the aggressive bees the best honey producers?
(Chuckle)

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