Friday, April 27, 2012
How not to move a beehive
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I like the way the smart kid bailed on ol' dad before the bees got really mad! One fast and astute exit.
ReplyDeleteSow hat happened? I see he has the straps on and then the hive tipped. Did the entrance blocker come out?
ReplyDeleteI always tape the entrance blocker in place so it won't come out.
LoL did he have it sitting on a lawnmower? pretty funny I must say
ReplyDeleteHEHEHE
You're braver than most. The only way I'd move a beehive would involve a backhoe and a full body suit of kevlar.
ReplyDeletePP, that is exactly what happened. He was using the entrance feeder to block part of the opening and a sock to block the rest of it. His leg knocked the feeder out and the bees poured out to defend their home.
ReplyDeleteAnon, yes, that is a lawnmower. Apparently the 10 year old helper suggested it and Dad thought it was a good idea. *facepalm*
Brigid, I promise it doesn't take all of that, just some common sense and adult supervision :)