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Sun, 2 Sep 2018 18:55:29 -0400
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Re: Bee repellents
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>> So I haven't got the hang of this repellent thing. Can anyone with more experience give me some pointers?

I made wind boards after seeing them in the states. Same as a fume board 
but deeper ( l used 1/2 boxes) and with a 4" hole in the top in which 
you insert a plastic 90o bend. This bend you point towards the wind.

Here in Quebec there is a beekeeper that made a simple lifting device 
for lifting the supers enough to insert the clearer board, works with a 
cordless screwdriver

Peter

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