Fatbee
Field Bee
- Joined
- Jun 5, 2012
- Messages
- 626
- Reaction score
- 0
- Location
- Buckinghamshire
- Hive Type
- National
- Number of Hives
- 7
Thorn you must have really annoyed your bees - that's a long way to climb until she decided to sting!
I did actually get stung on the todger. Doesn't hurt anymore than anywhere else. It's all in the mind
Thorn you must have really annoyed your bees - that's a long way to climb until she decided to sting!
(don't make such a fuss said the nurse - it's only a little prick!)
My nurse said WOW!!
My nurse said WOW!!
threw my wellies a few years ago ... bought some rigger boots instead.
They're better than wellies because they have reinforced toe caps and are made of leather so the feet don't sweat as much. A bit more expensive though.
When bees sting leather boots, you cannot use them any more in bee handling. Dry stings and poison in the leather irritate badly bees.
I don't know about you Finman, but my boots have never yet been stung but if they were then I could clean them as easily as I could clean any other footwear.
I don't know about you Finman, but my boots have never yet been stung but if they were then I could clean them as easily as I could clean any other footwear.
I don't know about you Finman, but my boots have never yet been stung but if they were then I could clean them as easily as I could clean any other footwear.
Finny should give these a try, they will be easy to keep clean.
Finny should give these a try, they will be easy to keep clean.