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Date:	Mon, 21 Dec 2009 11:17:54 -0800
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Subject:	Re: Top bar hives in cold winters
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Waldemar shared, "Vertical hives do give more honey production and are easier to handle in migratory operations."
 
Well, having messed around with some top bar hives and long-box designs, and having moved some hives, I think the horizontal hives are easier for two guys to put on a truck.  
 
But that's relative.  No hive is really fun to move, and it's no fun moving hives, in my simpleton opinion.
 
I won't move hives if I don't have to.  I'd rather make a nuc and carry it to the place I need a hive.  
 
Grant
 

 


      

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