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    Hi - This is Betsy. My husband and I are 3 year beekeepers with 4 standard hives looking to get up to a dozen - maybe. We started by taking our county extension beekeeping course and becoming "Certified Beekeepers" in the NC Master Beekeeper Program. Now we are settling in a bit with our bees...
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    An oak with a hive recently split with the majority of the hive falling to the ground. The bees are still clustered in the fallen log and there appears to be quite a bit of comb. Ideas on how to capture and hive? Should I just try to collect the honey? I don't know if there is even a queen.
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