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Folks i need help :C
Bought home a hive of honey Bees yesterday that have nested in a Blackwood log
Decided to cut log in half to have a peek :doh::no::oo::C
NOT a good idea that
They're are big numbers of them too
Any solutions as to how to remove them safely
Big mobs of honey laden combs are visible...which is why i investigated the log with my chainsaw :(...yep i got stung! :doh:...but i luuvvvveeee honey :rolleyes:
Any help i would bee grateful...MM:2tsup:
Find a local bee keeper? I have a hive somewhere near me that is in the bush and I wish I could find it. The bees are going nuts with all the pollen in the trees.
MM, Ross from Lane Cove in Sydney keeps bees and we all appreciate his honey at GTG's & the Wood Show...
Maybe a "PM" to him will help answer some questions, Cheers, crowie
Smoke, and plenty of it. They become very placid in minutes.
Ouch.
Well i'll bee buggered :?
They all buzzed off...maybe the 'Queen' fell out the log when it was traveling on the truck
Very strange!
Not a bee in sight...woo hoo :hpydans:
Now i can mill without fear of being stung...MM:2tsup:
Don't cut it up too small, that you can't eat the honeycomb, YUM YUM.
Kryn
I'm imaging this scene from "Tucker and Dale Vs Evil".
WARNING: Contains the teeniest amount of horror/gore/death. It's a fictional movie...relax :)
Funny movie if you're into this sort of thing :)
BI saw that lot of bees flying along the highway with their legs crossed; think they were looking for a BP station.Quote:
Originally Posted by MAPLEMAN
:roflmao::roflmao:
Don't give up your day job - if you have one.:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kidbee