NEW CONTEST

[Hillbilly Prince]

Laster than the lastest.

 

[sjvalleyhunter]

I’m standing here, loud and proud in

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[against the wind]

Packed up and off the property,,
The stump grinding is done.
These guys ground down about 100 stumps leaving me just one that is too close to a Ground Bees Hive.
I'm going to flood the hive with Kerosene and burn them out. Anyone have a better suggestion?

 

[sjvalleyhunter]

I'm going to flood the hive with Kerosene and burn them out. Anyone have a better suggestion?

I’m not sure what resources you folks have in your neck of the woods, but here in California there are bee removal services who will come and remove the hive for free and then re-establish it elsewhere. The world bee population is dwindling so much that killing bees is frowned upon.

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[against the wind]

I’m not sure what resources you folks have in your neck of the woods, but here in California there are bee removal services who will come and remove the hive for free and then re-establish it elsewhere. The world bee population is dwindling so much that killing bees is frowned upon.

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These are not the regular honey bees.
I had a swarm of those take over a pine bush last year.
We called the Potter County Bee Keepers and they came in and vacuumed the hive into a holding box and they were then transferred to a bee hive farm.
These Ground bees burrow into dry soil and build a hive, or take over an abandoned burrow. They are very aggressive. They will swarm and attack anyone who comes close to the hive. Unlike honey bees, they don't die after they sting you. They continue to follow the intruder and sting you over and over. Anyone with a bee sting allergy is in big trouble.

 

[sjvalleyhunter]

These are not the regular honey bees.
I had a swarm of those take over a pine bush last year.
We called the Potter County Bee Keepers and they came in and vacuumed the hive into a holding box and they were then transferred to a bee hive farm.
These Ground bees burrow into dry soil and build a hive, or take over an abandoned burrow. They are very aggressive. They will swarm and attack anyone who comes close to the hive. Unlike honey bees, they don't die after they sting you. They continue to follow the intruder and sting you over and over. Anyone with a bee sting allergy is in big trouble.

In that case, torch them.

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[against the wind]

In that case, torch them.

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One big torch coming up,

 

[Honest Samuel]

Wait a minute,, I thought Tippy was the cat.

Yes, Tippy is a proud member of this website and the only cat here.

 

[Honest Samuel]

Tippy the cool cat is outside cooling off before our bedtime. And to all, a good night.

 

[Hillbilly Prince]

B's?

 

[against the wind]

GOOD MORNING TNET!!

 

[13dolphins1]

GOOD MORNING TNET!!

GM Wind
Boil those dust specks (Bees)...
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[against the wind]

Well I took a day off and away from the work on the coop. Went metal detecting with my buddy Repo Archeology. Going to do a water hunt tomorrow

 

[Honest Samuel]

Another hot day, no homemaker, had to do laundry, machine broke with my clothes still inside, lock. I need clean clothes and sheets.

 

[Honest Samuel]

And to all, a good night.

 

[sjvalleyhunter]

Laaaaaaaaaaaaaast!!


Did I win?

 

[against the wind]

GOOD MORNING TNET!!

 

[13dolphins1]

GM Wind
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[Honest Samuel]

Another hot day, work out with the ladies at the gym. Just finish lunch. Where is you all?

 

[sjvalleyhunter]

I’m here! I’m here!

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