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This is Eric Streeting, my e-mail address is jokerx_69@hotmail.com.
My web page is at: Dont Feel Like
Typin It In.com. I am a high school student. Here are my comments:
Thanks for the help on my book report its a good site.
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This is jenna, my e-mail address is jenben21@hotmail.com.
My web page is at: no page. I am a college student.
Here are my comments:
Hello, I am an artist, working with bees. your page was
very informative. do you know of any beekeepers living near calgary, alberta,
canada? I would like to pay them a visit, I would desperately love to see how
a real apiary runs and also get some experience handling bees. I hope to eventually
get my own hive.
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This is Robert W. Goodfellow, my e-mail address is rgoodfellow_40@hotmail.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a hobby beekeeper (less
than 20 hives). Here are my comments:
I'm interested in usung essential oils instead of apstain
strips and also to cut the tearly cost of treating bee's for the social charter
called mites. I live in central Ohio and have a decent winter weather so far.
I'm worried with so different weather changes as far as temperature that bee's
will be breaking the cluster and wiil freeze like a lot colonies did last spring
in this area.
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This is Lana Grimm, my e-mail address is beeunltd@sedona.net.
My web page is at: www.beeunlimited.com.
I am a general public. Here are my comments:
I am a bee lover and am so glad to have found your site.
I am also an author and have published a children's picture book calledtogether
wit my sister titled "How Butterbees Came to Bee!" It is a love story between
a bee and butterfly and one day to their utmost joy the Butterbees twins are born
Bizzy and Buzzy Butterbee The essence of the Butterbeesis to teach children about
acceptance and tolerance of others, in a fun and entetaining way, a timely and
timeless message especially today. We have also included a few bee facts for children
to learn. The book has been illustrated by a retired Disney artist, David Michener.We
will be attempting beekeeping as a hobby this Spring. Thanks for a very informative
site and keeping the importance of the precious honey bee alive. Bee Well! Lana
Grimm
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This is Ray Swallow, my e-mail address is rswallow@hbeark.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a hobby beekeeper (less
than 20 hives). Here are my comments:
Would like any info. on where to buy bees. Had three
hives, but lost them.Want to Get started agin. Live in Arkansas Ray
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This is Clinton Bemrose, my e-mail address is quintb@cablespeed.com.
My web page is at: w3.cablespeed.com/~quintb/.
I am a hobby beekeeper (less than 20 hives). Here are my comments:
I am just starting this spring. I have enough equipment
to start 2 hives ready to go
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This is Ruth Bass, my e-mail address is flyer1@arkansas.net.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
This is a wonderful site. I am just starting my bee interest
and plan to start my first bee hive kit this summer. Thank you for the information.
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This is Al, the Bee man, my e-mail address is althebeeman@yahoo.com.
My web page is at: althebeeman.com/bees/1401.
I am a sideline beekeeper (20-500 hives). Here are my comments:
Awsome, accurate site. (BUY MY HONEY!!!!!!!!!!!!)
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This is Amor, my e-mail address is A_calderon@hotmail.com
. My web page is at: ask jeeves. I am a high
school student. Here are my comments:
Hey guys just wanted to say wazzup and you guys are great
okey see you later
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This is G Chadwick, my e-mail address is geryboy1@hotmail.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a hobby beekeeper (less
than 20 hives). Here are my comments:
I have a cool trip for small bee keepers how about over
600 lbs of honey from 1 yes 1 hive you think I'm insane ---this will be a lot
of work but it is posible and the honey quality improves---------I mean alot of
work but it isn't that hard if you are comfortable with your bees it takes sending
me an email to find out how. Now I also am interested to find out if any of you
has been able to achievve such results with 4 supers and a queen excluder [that
was a hint] as well as a question ---=== Nice site------------------------ keeping
bees since 1967--------
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This is Tara Golder, my e-mail address is none. My web
page is at: npne. I am a other. Here are my comments:
I am considering getting bees, and your site has helped
me a lot. Thanks!
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This is Tom Scriven, my e-mail address is crewdog@gvtc.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a hobby beekeeper (less
than 20 hives). Here are my comments:
? Volunteered ? as project leader for 4-H in our County
in Texas(comal - just north of San Antonio). Would appreciate any donations of
beekeeping equipment that is not being used which we could use in the setup of
our hives. Would gladly pay any shipping on useable equipment and furnish reciepts
for tax donation purposes. I have a small hive in operation for 2 years and worked
my father's hive growing up. Any information from 4-H beekeepers on project curriculum
appreciated too. Thanks in advance, Tom
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This is Richard Land Hoover, my e-mail address is lynn@calpop.com.
My web page is at: www.calpop.com. I am a
other. Here are my comments:
Africanized bees are all over Los Angeles... so too are
mexican squirrels who are quickly giving the gray squirrels a run for their money
because they seem to be more equipped to handle harsh environments.
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This is mike, my e-mail address is mlhoops@bellsouth.net.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
Hello, I heed some bee advice. I have a one acre grape
vineyard and during harvest the bees and wasps are quite prevelant. This results
in multiple stings to the pickers. As I try to convince my friends and relatives
to help me pick I would like to try to reduce the number of stinging creatures
on the grapes at this time. Do you have any suggestions that would not hurt the
bees or the resulting wine? Thanks for any help you can offer, Mike Hoops
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This is MARK CARVETTA, my e-mail address is slakkker#earthlink.net.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
My parents have a home in Riverside Ca.,there house has
a window up stairs above the garage area,under the window, there must be hundreds
the queen stays in side, I don't know how many bee's lie in side the hive,the
bee's are black and big for a bee, they don't attack, when guest come over it's
scary for them. Is there away to flush the queen out and remove the hive without
tearing up the house, anybody want a hive !
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This is Robert storer, my e-mail address is FLOUR-MILL@XTRA.CO.NZ.
My web page is at: -------------. I am a
hobby beekeeper (less than 20 hives). Here are my comments:
Yes good web site,Good photos,I am in the otago bee
club New Zealand,