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chameleon2065

Help finding some one to move a hone bee hive

12 years ago

our neighbor was talking to us about a problem they have. They just bought an old (1870??) house and in the stone work a colony of honey bees have made there home. They really want to find a way to safely remove them and find them a new home. Not being sure who to contact I thought of posting here. hoping maybe i could find someone to contact as most of my searches all ended up listing exterminators.. :( thanks for any help

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