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Fri, 18 May 2007 18:40:48 -0700
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Re: CCD and Absconding Genes
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Bob:
Have you ever seen a really hot hive of AHB bees? 

Reply:
Bob it is something you would just have to look over being
you.... to assess.

Bob:
In my opinion your hives are small populations compared 
to what we keep.

Reply:
Bob, again it is something you would just have to look over
being you....to assess and FWIW I just supered one yard
today ahead of flow with several 6 deep, as I couldn't
figure out what else to do there, so I laced the top two
boxes with full frame honey, and then empty new foundations
to try to hold them till I can get back for extracting as
have to finish this round of workups to restart thru. But
you should understand this!

Again, anytime you want!! YOu are welcome to come on down!!

Dee 


       
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