Here is a link to all of the information that TN currently has available on their site regarding beekeeping, including the form to register your apiary (whether it is one hive or 1K). https://www.tn.gov/search?keywords=apiary

Yeah that is the same model. Same cast # on the valve handle and same basket and frames. No label on your's either? Got camcote and grease from; http://www.bbhoneyfarms.com/store/index.php?route=product/search&keyword=camcote

The Barefoot Beekeeper Oh, OK then -...

Well, I have looked. :) I found a variety of chronic bee paralysis threads, some have contributions by Michael Palmer, but none of those appear to be what clyderoad is referring to. :( Note that looking for alternate search keywords/phrases is complicated by having parallel threads started...

Some Ace Hardware stores sell it. Also Betterbee sells it by the foot and various roll lengths. I bought some at Hardware & Tools.

Some the Bee Supply companies stock #8 hardware cloth. For instance ...

Tractor Supply appears to be reselling "Harvest Lane" beekeeping products, as you can see from this page: http://www.tractorsupply.com/en/store/search/beekeeping. And yes, there is a "Harvest Lane Honey" company (based in Toole UT) that offers beekeeping equipment, and their products appear to...

Betterbee does sell #7 hardware cloth * by the foot * in 10 ft rolls * in 100 ft rolls...

Why would you be surprised? They are the manufacturer, of course they would have the registration number. But sorry, I am a couple days away from being able to take a pic of it. I would be surprised if they did include any instruction sheet. Instructions for specific uses such as rust...

I have this one...

Pulling capped frames one by one is not hard. It's just a fiddly task and you have to get the bees off of them when they really don't want to leave. When I do it, I have a target /collection box for the frames set a little bit away from the where the hives are. It has a political sign under it...