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yes Queen Breeder
Sorry RAB
Sorry RAB
Buying Queens & Bees
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chycarne
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I voted because the poll made me think, the price is a part of the whole, but to get what I want I would pay for it. if I cant afford it would I get second best?, hmmm not imported but I would get one as close to my needs and then try to breed up from there. Failing either of those options I would hope for Free and wait for a swarm... so I guess I voted wrong in the end and should have commented and abstained...
Noooo. I said beebreeder. No capitalisation and no space!
You asked, I answered!
RAB
You asked, I answered!
RAB
chycarne
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hmmm, quite funny though... I did have to glance twice, but... still grinning
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With 80 colonies I would have thought you would be selectively 'breading' from your own stock.
