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>You have to fence them off, so they horses don't knock them over
Some time back Dewey Caron gave a presentation on bees pests. One of his slides showed a tipped over hive and some strewn frames. He asked what we thought was the culprit. Everyone agreed it looked as though a bear had gotten hold of the hive. Dewey then told us the damage was done by a horse kicking over a hive. It sure looked like bear damage.
Some time back Dewey Caron gave a presentation on bees pests. One of his slides showed a tipped over hive and some strewn frames. He asked what we thought was the culprit. Everyone agreed it looked as though a bear had gotten hold of the hive. Dewey then told us the damage was done by a horse kicking over a hive. It sure looked like bear damage.
