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Re: When to Place Bait Hives
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Hi folks,

I placed bait hives on the bricks one week ago. Today one was full of bees 
and had 2 large slabs of drawn, honey filled comb. Bad thing was, all cells 
were drone size, no worker size. Never have had this to happen before. What 
is wrong? No QUEEN?? Any ever had this happen?

Lionel
North Alabama 

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