Registering for swarm removals

[Corey]

Just wondering what everyone does to notify the general public that they are available for swarm collections?

Is it with your council, or on specific websites, like the beekeepers assoc ?

I wouldn't mind strengthening a couple of hives with a swarm or two!

I also enjoy collecting swarms that are in easy reach.  Feels like a good hours work and benefits all!

[bernsad]

All of those things you mentioned but you could also try posting a notice in the general store, I expect they probably have a community noticeboard.

[philinacoma]

Depends where you are. (Help us by updating your location in your profile)

Some beekeeping clubs maintain a list of people willing to help remove bees on their web sites.

[VolunteerK9]

Contact your local law enforcement/fire department dispatch with your information. You would be surprised how many calls they get during swarm season.

[philinacoma]

There was some guy at Bunnings giving out my details last year. This year a stockfeed supplier and a beekeeping supplier have been doing the deed. (Not that I have had time to collect more than 2)

[L Daxon]

I gave my name to the local fire department and they passed it on to a pest control company that apparently doesn't like to deal with bees. I was surprised how many calls I got from the pest control guy the last two seasons.

[jaseemtp]

Yep
Your local fire department, animal control, police department and pest control companies is what I did.  I revieved more calls than I could manage.

[KD4MOJ]

The County Extension Office (Agriculture)  keeps a record of swarm catchers around here.

...DOUG
KD4MOJ