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BEEKEEPING LEARNING CENTER => HONEYBEE REMOVAL => Topic started by: pondman on July 07, 2007, 10:25:59 pm
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Here is one pic of the cutout that I did this morning. I had a few more to share but deleted them by mistake. I got 7 pounds of bees out of this cutout with lots of honey an brood. Had some kids watching me as Idid this. I think they had just has much fun as I did doing it. My be some new beekeeper in a couple of years. Have two more cutouts to do next weekend. One in a old barn an a old house.
(http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/4918/cutoutzp8.th.jpg) (http://img526.imageshack.us/my.php?image=cutoutzp8.jpg)
Have a great day
Pondman
James
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Do you use a bee vac?
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Yes I did use a bee vac for this one. But there have been times that I have not due to not having Electricity at the place of the cutout. I find that using a bee vac saves me alot of time.
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Looked like a fairly easy one depending on the height from the ground. I always like the ones with comb parallel to the opening. From the looks of the dark comb in the back they where there for a while. Where you able to spot the queen?
Thanks for sharing....
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Robo
This was a easy one. Stood on the ground the hole time other then to take the last board off an cut the comb at the very top. I did not see the queen I looked before I vac them. But she is like finding a needle in a hay stack. I have found her before on other cutout that I have done.
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what was the cell size in the center brood area? RDY-B
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James, awesome picture. It looks like you must have some fun. Great day, great life. Cindi