I have heard people talk about killing queens, indeed my books mention it. But I still have no idea exactly why I would have to kill a queen, nor how I will do it so as to be humane. Please enlighten me.
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Killing extra domestic animals is very common and very human habit. I change my queens every year.
You put a queen between fingers and squeeze.
My neighbour was not able to kill cats. So he had then 10 adults and 50 kittens.
Put the queen on the floor and step on her then
Put the queen on the floor and step on her then
If you don't want to squish queens, you could kill them by putting them in the freezer. .
I understand the need to kill animals,I kill surplus cockerels for the freezer, used to keep meat rabbits. However I didn't attempt the job unless I knew 100% how to do it properly. As for killing cats, why would anyone use killing as a method of birth control for domestic pets? There is such a thing as neutering.
I don't think I'd be able to squeeze between fingers. Plus what about sting pheremones which get released?
Absolutely right - in fact I think 'Queen' is a bl##dy silly name for the fertile egg-laying bee: 'Queen' implies some kind of regal control; other bees doing her bidding etc. Nothing could be further from the truth - she's chosen (as a larva) to be an egg-layer by The Republic and then only allowed to live because she's useful - nothing more.One needs to remember the queen is not the colony - she is the egg-laying machine - and the colony, as a super-organism, cannot survive unless the queen is fecund.
If you don't want to squish queens, you could kill them by putting them in the freezer. I was told it is more humane, but I'm not convinced.
My elderly neighbour kills all his new-born kittens each time, except one.
I understand that the favoured method here is to bury them alive; I chose not to ask him how he did it.
ahh you see I'd have to ask how he did it, then offer to neuter the adults for him.Humans are bloody vile sometimes. You have to wonder if the people who bury them alive are devoid of intelligence, humanity and empathy. Surely they realise that this is cruel?
It's probably why I have been involved in animal welfare most of my adult life which has got me into some awful scrapes, like when I was nearly arrested for attacking a young bloke who kicked his very elderly and probably deaf German shepherd dog because it didn't sit when he told it to. I was 7 stone and 5 foot 2 and he was a big chap of about 6 foot but bugger I was savage (fen word for very angry) Apparently 2 men had to pull me off him :/ I just cannot stand by and do nothing. They have no voice and it's my duty as a human being to protect the weak and speak out for those which cannot.
Did you not try the eyebrows on him...
My elderly neighbour kills all his new-born kittens each time, except one.
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