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04 Feb 2016 12:00 #11
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well i am getting a hive or two
the local club by me is having spring beginner classes and i will be there
with any luck i get honey bees and not vampier bees
stay tuned for updates of sweet success.
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the local club by me is having spring beginner classes and i will be there
with any luck i get honey bees and not vampier bees
stay tuned for updates of sweet success.
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04 Feb 2016 13:41 #12
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If you get them in the hive by spring you will have honey in the fall. They are industrious creatures. If you get any sweet tips BEE sure to pass it along.
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This just popped in my inbox..
Maybe it is relevant to this topic.. I didn't watch it..
Bee Keeper Guy
Maybe it is relevant to this topic.. I didn't watch it..
Bee Keeper Guy
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Lots of Bee info on the net. these little guys are very important to us.
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AJ WH Ranger wrote: This just popped in my inbox..
Maybe it is relevant to this topic.. I didn't watch it..
Bee Keeper Guy
Lots of Bee info on the net. these little guys are very important to us.
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Since this post I have been kinda busy reading and learning. I located a mentor and have put down money on a northern bred NUC. The mentor is going to help me with a horizontal deep frame hive I am going to build from a design from the net. I am on a waiting list for the bees so I may not get them for sure. Got my hopes up.
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17 Mar 2016 19:58 #16
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Cool Bob. 
You have to get us pics of the build.
You have to get us pics of the build.
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Definitely Geno........as always I’m a little anxious about it but I'm sure things will work out. I don't want to fail the little buggers.....
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18 Mar 2016 08:12 #18
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Sounds good Bob, I think you will enjoy it. The apple orchards will benefit as well.
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Trouty56 wrote: Since this post I have been kinda busy reading and learning. I located a mentor and have put down money on a northern bred NUC. The mentor is going to help me with a horizontal deep frame hive I am going to build from a design from the net. I am on a waiting list for the bees so I may not get them for sure. Got my hopes up.
Sounds good Bob, I think you will enjoy it. The apple orchards will benefit as well.
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You can do it Bob. 
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18 Mar 2016 16:54 #20
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well good luck Bob we can compare progress not long from now
my bees are coming as a 5 frame nuc and due here early may
i am using the standard Langstroth hive 10 frame box
my climate is to cold for a horizontal hive
have you watched any of "the fat bee man" videos on you tube?
more info out on the web than one is able to take in.
www.beesource.com also has lots of info along with self build plans.
we should be able to post some cool pictures for the rest to see before too long
my bees are coming as a 5 frame nuc and due here early may
i am using the standard Langstroth hive 10 frame box
my climate is to cold for a horizontal hive
have you watched any of "the fat bee man" videos on you tube?
more info out on the web than one is able to take in.
www.beesource.com also has lots of info along with self build plans.
we should be able to post some cool pictures for the rest to see before too long
John in Highland Indiana
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