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On Wed, 12 Mar 1997, Worker Bee wrote:
> Paul, I have used the mentioned lures for a couple of years and have had
> no luck. I ordered two more this year and am going to try again. I want
> to put them out a little earlier this year.
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> Paul Cronshaw, D.C. wrote:
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> > Bee-Listers:
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> > Anyone had any experience with the various swarm lures?
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> > I am particularily interested in the lure marketed by Brushy Mountain Bee Farm.
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> > Paul Cronshaw, D.C.
> > Cyberchiro and Hobby Beekeeper
> > Santa Barbara, CA USA
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Hello Paul and All,
I have used swarm lures made up at the U of Kansas. They have worked
for me.They run about $ 10 and have enough to do about 8 traps.They use a
petrollium base now and it is easy to use.I will see if I can find the
address or if anyone else has it , would you please post it.We should be
able to get into the U of Kansas computer and the Biology department.
Justin down at the USDA research center ( Hayden) in Arizona is an expert
in traping.They ran an article of his in the ABJ about 5 months ago.I
think he was on the list for awhile.
Best Regards
Roy
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