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    Default Northern Queens

    I'd like to buy 12 northern queens which have been bred from a breeder on BeeSource who is located along or above lat. 41.955 (PA/NY line) and have them delivered ASAP. I don't want queens that were moved from the south to the north. While I am not particular on the breed, I would like options to choose from. I have carni's, italian, russian crosses, and mutts at the moment and want a hearty mite resistant line that I could put in a newly (to be) established and somewhat isolated yard. If you have bear resistant bees that would be a plus! (JK'ing and thinking of a queen breeder friend here on BS who recently had bear problems) Please PM me with your thoughts. Thanks, Jeff

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    I do have queens for sale grafted from my best stock, mostly carniolian.

    Gilman

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    Ed, KA9CTT profanity is IGNORANCE made audible

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    www.ziaqueenbees.com uses breeder queens that have survived an upper peninsula Michigan winter. Good service, acceptance, laying pattern.

    I have no connection other than a happy customer.
    Kevin
    Milton Township, Michigan (near South Bend, Indiana)

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    regards to Zia queens- does anyone know how early in the season they have queens available?

    Or does anyone know of other SOUTHERN breeders who raise (overwintered / survivor) "northern" stock complete with northern drone colonies -- AND have queens ready early in the spring?

    After quite a bit of searching, I am surprised that more breeders are not into something like this- considering the number of early spring queens ordered from Cali, Kona, SE US...

    thanks!

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    Default You could try folks here.

    Dan Williamson
    B&C Honey Farm http://www.flickr.com/photos/9848229@N05/

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    Quote Originally Posted by honeyman46408 View Post
    Thanks, I have bought and will continue to buy queens in the future from Northernqueens.com. I'm proud to call the breeder my friend.

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    Bleta12, check yer PM. Thanks, Jeff

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    I appreciate the wonderful response from ya'll to my inquiry. I've got all the queens coming that I need from multiple folks that responded. I'll consider everyone that responded in the future. Thanks again.

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    Default Northern Queens

    I have some Queens, If anyone is interested some were grafted in June and some in July. They have good laying pattern. I guess you could say the are open mated Sullivan County queens. Pm if anyone is interested.

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