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But it works. Especially if you're fast. But by the time you've gotten far enough away with ample protection, those bees would already be dead.

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I would just blow the thing down with a shotgun. I'd just mention it to my immediate neighbors and test their objectivity to my resorting to it and if they're radical, left-wing, anti-gun activists still driving around with Kerry/Edwards bumper stickers... well, I'd still do it, and if they call the cops, I'd leave the beehive in their mailbox.

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Oh, okay. I see what you mean now.

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TheJediUnit Wrote:Oh, okay. I see what you mean now. However, that sure doesn't sound like the typical, signature attack from Africanized bees. At any rate, if they are, you're indeed fortunate.

I think I am fortunate. When the first one stung me I knew exactly what it was and bolted. By the time I was 1/2 way inside though the second one had stung me on the forehead.

I may be full of crap about the Africanized bee thing, but I swear I remember hearing on the news here that there were no more "native" honey bees and they had been displaced by the "Killer" bees. Bees are a MAJOR thing here, and big business. At least once per year someone is stung seriously by bees locally here.

Oh, and it only cost me $90 instead of the $150 I was worried about

TheJediUnit Wrote: I'm sure I'll be choking up a lot more than $90 in my near future.

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I'd love to have an infestation of lady bugs. They're a beneficial insect that eat aphids.

I have a few appointments with professionals to get a handle on the termite thing. I'm not even dead positive that's what they are. I have samples in a ziplock bag. Hopefully they're something else, but I doubt it. I've had a termite experience in a duplex I used to rent, and they look the same.

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Should I draw a bunch of pen lines from my bathroom to and out the front door?

My dad came up with a great way to deal with bees living in the ground. He lives in TN and he's found several and been stung mowing the yard many times.

Anyways, are you familiar with minnow traps? This works the same way. Buy some screen and fashion a cone out of it. One end large enough to set over the hive and the other end large enough to let a single bee through. Now make a cylinder to set over the cone and put a top on the cone. The whole thing can be made out of screen and hot melt glue.

Now casual walk up to the hive set the trap in place and as the bees come out of the hive they'll fly up the cone through the little hole and get trapped in the cylinder. Let it set for a couple days and soon you'll have a trap full of dead bees.

Anyways, that method has worked for us several times,
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