On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 10:13 AM, Allen <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>
> So, I'm assuming that if I smoke the hive, make up the splits, move the
> pallet a
> half-mile with my forklift, then gas them and add queens, I should be fine?
>
>
For sure, if you know how to drive the forklift YOU should be fine ...
about the split ... do not really understand the need for AN.
Why not making the split strong enough to stand the return of the forager
to their old location? and use AN only for the queen insert?

Is it a mated queen? IF yes, and only half - mile distance I wouldn't risk
and go for the old insert method of your choice.


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