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At 02:57 PM 6/25/96 EDT, you wrote:
> I'm curious about what tools/gadgets are typically used
>by beekeepers, both commercial and hobbyists, when working their
>hives. NOT tools for moving hives, or doing honey extraction.
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> To save BEE-L bandwidth please respond to me
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> I will summarize the findings and post the results
>shortly. I'm particularly interested in atypical gadgets used.
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> Number of hives managed:
> [x ] 1-5
> [ ] 6-10
> [ ] 11-50
> [ ] 51-100
> [ ] 101-500
> [ ] 501-1000
> [ ] more than 1000
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> Tools used from a beekeeper's toolbox:
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> [ ] smoker - always
> [x ] smoker - occasionally
> [ ] smoker - seldom
> [ ] smoker - never
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> [x ] hive tool, old curved style
> [ ] hive tool, flat style
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> [ ] frame spacer 10 frame
> [ ] frame spacer 9 frame
> [x ] frame spacer 8 frame
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> [ ] queen cage
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> [ ] decapping fork
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> [ ] magnifying glass
> [ ] microscope
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> [x ] bee brush
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> [x ] notepad
> [x ] pencil
> [ ] tape recorder
> [x ] personal computer
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> [x ] bee veil
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> [ ] bee gloves
> [x ] latex gloves
> [ ] no gloves
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> [ ] bee suit
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> [ ] boots
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> [ ] ankle straps
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> [ ] other protective clothing???
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> [ ] mirror
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> [ ] gadgets???
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> [ ] ???
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> [ ] ???
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> Thank you in advance. With over 430 recipients I hope to
>get a good cross-section of resondents. Also if you include any
>gadgets, please explain the problem being solved and advantage
>being offered by using the gadget.
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> Thanks again,
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> Jim Moore
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