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Bill asked-
> Can anyone tell me if there are legal restrictions to such bee
relocations?
> Do I need permissions, inspections?


> Bill,
> I just got back from HAS and the Texas Apiarist was there.  He and several
> other state officials discussed regulatory similarities and differences
> between states.  You will need to get a permit to move your bees into
Texas.  His name is Paul Jackson.  Sorry, I looked but do not have an email
address.
>
> Coleene

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