[Konrad]

I had a box of honey out for the girls when 2 frames got missing, I then put a remote motion
camera up and the culprit got caught!
Later, the 2 frames I found in the bush.

Time in first two picture should be AM, not PM
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c97/fruitnut_/Animals/DSC02082_1_1.jpg
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c97/fruitnut_/Animals/DSC02084_1_1.jpg
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c97/fruitnut_/Animals/DSC02321_1_1.jpg
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c97/fruitnut_/Animals/S2.jpg
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c97/fruitnut_/Animals/S2_1_1.jpg
http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c97/fruitnut_/Animals/s3_1_1.jpg

Konrad

 

[Buzzen]

Those little stinkers! At least you found your frames.

 

[Hambone]

I hate skunks. But they're kinda cool at the same time. :scratch:

Time for some eggs and asprin...Just sayin.

 

[RayMarler]

Time for some eggs and asprin...Just sayin.

Hey Derek, don't forget the Bacon with those eggs...

 

[checotah]

This trap works well and you will not get sprayed handling the trap. http://www.amazon.com/BRAND-NOT-SPECIFIED-ADC6-Spray/dp/B0033HQDLW

 

[old-dog]

22 cal rifel works well

 

[BEES4U]

Good mug shoy on your # 03 photo!
Ernie

 

[Tom G. Laury]

That's interesting as I had thought skunks main interest was eating the live bees, but this one is obviously licking the sweet off the frame.

 

[J-SiN]

did he tip the hive on its side?

 

[Omie]

You kind of laid out a nightime skunk buffet for them. I'd imagine you'd get various nocturnal critters that way.
How about suspending the frame from a tree branch with a long wire instead? More out of reach that way. Or just laying it out on a warm day and taking it in for the night?

 

[Kingfisher Apiaries]

22 cal rifel works well

Sure does

Kingfisher

 

[chevydmax04]

I think he was smiling for the camera in #3

 

[Konrad]

did he tip the hive on its side?

No, I did, so bees have it easier to get in & out, the picture with him licking fingers,...I blocked the
box with 2 x 4 so he couldn't get the frames out, he then reached in to get honey.
So far they haven't bothered me or hives, so I let them be. I placed this box on top of the two deep
brood boxes, hopefully they don't climb?
Thank you all!

Konrad