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> I would dare say a lot more minds have been changed!, just not committed
> to a reply.
Amen to that. Us forum lurkers and backyard beekeepers would rather keep
on reading the experts' debates and silently go "Hm, I didn't know that. I
better take another look at what I'm doing/seeing in my colonies, etc."
Case in point on a recent change of my mind: how much smoke is enough? At
a recent NY Bee Wellness workshop Randy kept pointing out to check if the
guard bees are looking at you. If not, proceed, no need for smoke. I
thought I was gentle with the smoke, until Aaron told me to go easy on it.
Now I know what's the precise definition of "enough smoke" is when the
Bee-L moderator is looking, :-)
Przemek
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