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    Re: Looking for Maryland / PA queens

    Have you tried VP queens, they're in Maryland,good luck.
    http://vpqueenbees.com/
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    Re: 1st Time grafting/cloake board method

    I tried grafting for the first time this year and what I found to be helpful was to look for the row of cells next to the eggs that have very small larva. They would have been laid sooner and...
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    Re: quess it's time to start fogging.

    Probably, If there was enough bees to do so, but they are down to a handful of bees.

    Hey Glock, sorry not trying to take over your thread, let us know how the mite drop goes after fogging. I have...
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    Re: Sideline uncapper.

    I have never used one but I think they are over priced,plus you don't get any wax for candle making or to sell.
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    Re: quess it's time to start fogging.

    rweakley,so far I have not done any treatments since 2009 and then it was with Api-life var. I have read about oxalic acid and it makes me feel a little uncomfortable about using it.
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    Re: quess it's time to start fogging.

    Hey Glock, I am losing a hive to mites for the first time in the spring. I found my favorite queen with a mite attached to her abdomen, the hive is nearly gone but she is still trying. I figure she...
  7. Re: Producing a small number of queens in a queenright colony?

    Here is a queen rearing calendar that may be helpful when using the cloake board method.
    http://www.thebeeyard.org/queen-rearing-calendar
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    Re: Grafting Attempt

    I tried my first graft on Saturday, I done 20 grafts and ended up with 2 cells.I was happy to get what I did for the first time.I used a small #3/0 paint brush and it worked ok.I tried the Chinese...
  9. Re: No good deed goes un-noticed by the man up stairs!

    Good for you, that's the way It should be done!
  10. Local honey in the Chesapeake, Virginia area

    Hello, I'm trying to locate fresh local honey for someone in the Chesapeake area. They have a little boy who has an allergy problem and would like to try some local honey, thanks in advance.
  11. Re: Swarm that flew away and some lessons learned...

    I would bet It was a secondary swarm that had multiple virgin queens.
  12. Re: Ventilated Bee Jackets - Group Purchase $ 89.00 and shipped for FREE

    Thanks, he said earlier that they came from the same manufacturer,i think I will go with a medium also.
  13. Re: Ventilated Bee Jackets - Group Purchase $ 89.00 and shipped for FREE

    I understand your frustration, I am 5'9 and 170lbs not sure if I should go with a large or a medium. Usually I would order a large but if a large will fit somebody that is 6'2 and 190lbs then maybe I...
  14. Re: Sealing the interior of a Dadant top feeder - what to use?

    I used Camcote on my feeders that I made no leaks so far and it is food safe,you can get it from Brushy Mountain.
    http://www.brushymountainbeefarm.com/images/615-Camcotesm.jpg...
  15. Re: Ventilated Bee Jackets - Group Purchase $ 89.00 and shipped for FREE

    Ok, I'm in for a large jacket.
  16. Re: Ventilated Bee Jackets - Group Purchase $ 89.00 and shipped for FREE

    Well, I can say that I was impressed with the shipping, received my order in less than 24 hours. I have not had a chance to try the jacket with the way the weather has been, it's still in the box....
  17. Re: Ventilated Bee Jackets - Group Purchase $ 89.00 and shipped for FREE

    I just bought you're regular beekeepers jacket last week, I should have waited.:cry:
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    Re: Resource article .... where did it go?

    Found this in resources.
    http://www.beesource.com/resources/elements-of-beekeeping/raising-queen-cells-without-grafting-cut-cell-method/
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    Re: What type of extractor?

    Hi Dave, I would stay away from two frame extractors, they take forever to extract a couple of supers of honey. I would go with a 4,6 or 9 frame, good luck....
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    Re: two graft sessions zero takes

    Have you tried adding a frame of open brood and then wait 48 hours to see what happens.
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    Re: Free maxant hat giveaway - details inside

    I placed an order yesterday and added my email then will that work. Thanks for the fast service package arrived in less than 24 hours.
  22. Re: Interaction Thread - Post your questions to HTK here.

    I just placed an order for the Beekeeper's Jacket today looking forward to trying it out. Thanks for fast friendly service.:)
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    Re: Brood in supers, now what?

    I have to agree with you, maybe others don't mind having cocoons in there comb honey,I Know I don,t like it. I also will not use thin foundation for comb honey,I think bees make the best foundation...
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    Re: Stratiolaelaps - A bug to Fight Varroa?

    The first site will show some of the venders and the second is the one where I got the price from.
    http://www.appliedbio-nomics.com/products/stratiolaelaps...
  25. Thread: New Warre Pics

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    Re: New Warre Pics

    Nice finger joints Slee ,I've made them in the past and they never turned out that nice.
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