Greetings from eastern NC

[neusiok]

I am new to the forum as well as to bees. Have been reading alot about them and find them very interesting.

I do occupancy inspections for mortgage companies and on occasion run across bees in the walls of vacant properties.

Looking forward to learning more and possibly setting up a couple of hives in the spring

[asprince]

Welcome to Beemaster.com.

I recommend that you use the search feature and read up on the following topics: Trap outs and Cut outs. Iddee has and excellent thread on trap outs. I followed his directions and performed several trap outs myself.

Again, WELCOME,

Steve

[1reb]

Hello and Welcome Neusiok 
 
There is alot of great information on the forum !!
The members here are willing help and answer your questions, all you need to do is to ask


Johnny

[Cindi]

Neusiok, welcome to our forum, great that you have found us, and more wonderful that you are becoming interested in keeping bees, this will happen, no doubt.  Stick around, we love new members.  have that great and most awesome day, health. Cindi

[Gardienne de Cabris]

I'm new too, and it is a relief to have other beekeepers to listen to.  Most of the time I'm a goatherd.  My husband and I have a micro dairy in the foothills of South Carolina.  I've kept a couple of bee hives on the hilltop for over ten years, but I have to admit that I feel like a clutz when I work with them, and they always do something that I was not expecting.  One of our biggest honey hauls was the year we sold Mean Bee Honey--and those girls lived up to their name, I can assure you.  Things are calmer now, and I hope they stay that way.  I'd like to add a couple of hives, but I need to know more about what I'm doing to make it work.  Thanks for all the information y'all are sharing. 

[1reb]

Welcome Gardienne de Cabris to Beemaster
The members here are willing help and answer your questions, all you need to do is to ask

Johnny