Posted by 37 Chief on June 16, 2010 at 20:27:02 from (70.181.168.186):
Here in my town in S. calif today the killer bees lived up to their name. A back hoe operator set off a hive by running over it. There was a landscap person working near by, and he was stung 500 or so times, and died from the stings. This was across the road from I did a discing job about a month ago. The news report said if you can run 400 yards the bees will give up chasing you. Maybe in the 60's whdn I was a teenager I could have done the run. On second thought if bees were nipping byback side I'll bet I could still run that far at 67. I have a bee hat I sometimes carry to keep them away from my face. I think I will make it a habit to have the hat avaliable, on each tractor I use. Stan
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