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Must have strained yourself, preparation H might ease it for you.
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Must have strained yourself, preparation H might ease it for you.
Dribbly
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Hi Stormpsy,
If you have any Dead Queens in there I'll take them as id like to made a lure, i have 2 hives which during last summer congregated regularly on my neighbours conifier which he wasnt best pleased about, i tried using Lemongrass oil to tice them back which didnt really work so, hense asking ...
In the end he got his hosepipe to knock them out the tree
If you have any Dead Queens in there I'll take them as id like to made a lure, i have 2 hives which during last summer congregated regularly on my neighbours conifier which he wasnt best pleased about, i tried using Lemongrass oil to tice them back which didnt really work so, hense asking ...
In the end he got his hosepipe to knock them out the tree
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Hi Stormpsy,
If you have any Dead Queens in there I'll take them as id like to made a lure, i have 2 hives which during last summer congregated regularly on my neighbours conifier which he wasnt best pleased about, i tried using Lemongrass oil to tice them back which didnt really work so, hense asking ...
In the end he got his hosepipe to knock them out the tree
Not a sensible thing to do. What did he think they were going to do.
best just to leave them of you cant get them into a box.
stormpsy
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only the 2 hives I got from you survived winter. others 4 died sooooo glad I got them of you now.
stormpsy
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Hi Stormpsy,
If you have any Dead Queens in there I'll take them as id like to made a lure, i have 2 hives which during last summer congregated regularly on my neighbours conifier which he wasnt best pleased about, i tried using Lemongrass oil to tice them back which didnt really work so, hense asking ...
In the end he got his hosepipe to knock them out the tree
im going down for a quick look today so I can collect them if u like.
Dribbly
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That would be great thank you
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