Personally I don't believe that shaking them out 100 yards away will get rid of the laying worker anyway. What shaking out WILL do is cause the bees to be disoriented and disheartened enough to sometimes accept a queen.
But the simplest solution to your problem is just shake them out in front of the other hives. They will all be the "newbees" and even if the laying worker goes into one of the hives they will not accept her as a queen and will kill her.
That's what I would do. Then put the frames in your other hives unless it's a lot of drone comb that you don't want to mess with.
But the simplest solution to your problem is just shake them out in front of the other hives. They will all be the "newbees" and even if the laying worker goes into one of the hives they will not accept her as a queen and will kill her.
That's what I would do. Then put the frames in your other hives unless it's a lot of drone comb that you don't want to mess with.