Posted by OhioTractorGuy on May 31, 2008 at 05:40:15 from (70.106.160.148):
In Reply to: O/T Bees posted by 37chief on May 30, 2008 at 21:28:57:
Had a similar situation a week ago. . . large swarm of bees on the gutter of the house when the days were kinda cool. Told my wife to leave em bee due to the disappearence of honey bees around the country. She was ok with them until they stung her puppy dog. So I went up to the road to a couple Amish fellas I know that do the bee thing and they came down with a hive which they set up on the roof. They were stung a few times moving them but the bees did not seem too aggressive. Left the hive for a day or two but the days started warming up. They came back to get the hive while I was at work one day but they left me a not saying "the bees was all gone." Perhaps they didnt get the queen. . . Dave
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