Bees and Cows

Started by Dave360, January 14, 2011, 01:11:35 AM

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summers nectar

in my area of ohio i just put brush against the front to stop skunks. the skunks cant get to the bees and it only takes a day or 2 for the ladies to adjust.  just do it early so they dont get lost trying to find the hive the first day.  no cost and it works.

AllenF

.22 works fine, just leave them out there as a warning to the other skunks.   :evil:

Michael Bush

I've had horses eat the entire hive, frames and all...
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kingbee

Quote from: Michael Bush on January 15, 2011, 11:05:28 PMI've had horses eat the entire hive...
Roger Miller I think it was sang, "You can't roller skate in a buffalo herd."
Well I'm telling you you can't pick blackberries (or anything else sweet) in a herd of horses.  Had one eat 5 gallons once while my back was turned.  :-x

hankdog1

Quote from: Michael Bush on January 15, 2011, 11:05:28 PM
I've had horses eat the entire hive, frames and all...

Read somewhere that bees killed horses.  Maybe your horses were just getting revenge.
Take me to the land of milk and honey!!!

kingbee

Quote from: edward on January 15, 2011, 09:07:28 AM
a bee keeping colleague... cows ...had eaten one of his hives , honey , larvae and hive ...

That would make Sweden a land truly flowing with milk AND honey.....  :-D

Michael Bush

My horses graze in front of the hives all the time.  Once in a while you see one get stung and run away.  But they will be back there grazing in front of the hive tomorrow with no real problems...
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edward

Quote from: kingbee on January 16, 2011, 01:16:12 AM
Quote from: edward on January 15, 2011, 09:07:28 AM
a bee keeping colleague... cows ...had eaten one of his hives , honey , larvae and hive ...

That would make Sweden a land truly flowing with milk AND honey.....  :-D

:-D and the girls aren't so bad on the eyes either  :catchchick:  :-D

mvh edward :P

Dave360

I could also put the bees at same area but across busy 2 lane highway wich would be better fencing in or across hwy no fencing
needed


Thanks Dave

Tommyt

Quote from: edward on January 16, 2011, 08:39:36 PM
:-D and the girls aren't so bad on the eyes either  :catchchick:  :-D

mvh edward :P

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G3farms

Which one would be easier to get at to work your bees?

For me if the fence would make it easier on me to work bees then that is what I would do.
those hot bees will have you steppin and a fetchin like your heads on fire and your keister is a catchin!!!

Bees will be bees and do as they please!