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Sun, 1 Jul 2012 09:06:19 -0700
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I live and keep my bees is western Sonoma County, CA (about 60 miles NNW
of San Francisco).  This morning I discovered both my hives had been
knocked over and a bunch of frames spread out and broken up.  The only
critters I've ever heard of doing such are bears and I doubt there are
any bear left anywhere near here.

I was wondering what other critters would do such damage?


Greg Kendall  [log in to unmask]
Pilot(retired), beekeeper, packet hacker, gentleman rancher.

El rancho del gato muerto   38 24 28 N  122 58 29 W

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