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Grandma_DOG
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Build it, and they will comb.
Mid November Swarm
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November 13, 2009, 09:56:53 PM »
Got a call from a farmer who was surprised to see a swarm on a tree near his house this late late in the year. Described it as the size of a 1 gal milk jug.
I'm figuring a hive absconded due to SHB. I've got to decide if I want to get it by noon tomorrow.
Any chance these guys will live thru the winter? Even if I feed them? Should I bother to drive an hour and half to pick them up?
Remember, I'm in Texas. We don't have winter. Just early summer, high summer, later summer, and 2 months of fall.
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i would say that you have a pretty good chance of saving them if you have drawn comb to put them on and you feed the heck out of them.
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