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Cluster movement in a KTBH
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Cluster movement in a KTBH
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This is probably a dumb question, but how does a wintering cluster move about in a TBH without totally breaking up the cluster? In a Langstroth, the whole group can just move up, but in a TBH, how do they move as a unit?
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Sideways. They actually can move around the ends and the bottom more easily as there is no wood to make a barrier, just comb...
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