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Re: Bees and Chickens
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Wed, 28 Sep 2005 09:55:03 -0400
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<Does anyone know if bees and chickens can live close to one another,
<or do the chickens harass the bees and vice-versa?


I have Bantam chickens (small version)and a few pheasant in a chicken wire
coop located about 30' away from 5 hives. No problem. The birds are
occasionally out of the coop and digging up the garden directly in front
of the hives, and there is still no confrontation.

Dick
Long Island, NY

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