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Went to use the Weber kettle BBQ and discovered a huge hive of bees taking up 80% of the space between grill and cover.
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Call your local FD, they should be able to get you in contact with a local bee rescue service.
The queen is valuable so you might want to start keeping bees. https://apimaye-usa.com/collections/...ergo-hive-sets
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See if there is any local bee keepers, they can remove it.
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Ditto above! IF they are honey bees, then any number of local beekeepers will only be too happy to come remove your 'problem.' Often local fire or police departments will keep a swarm list for just such occurances. Failing that, do a search for your area's local bee club(s),usually there will be a contact for the executive members at least.
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all expenses paid i can get rid of your bees for you.
it will take me 3 weeks. it will cost you board and lodging for 7 people at what i will give you the growing ... er i mean the going rate of 99.3.2479 dollars an hour. cheapest i can go. contact me if interested. phone number; br 459. or e-mail me at bananas.org 666.3
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looks like thet sukker could hurt.wonder if bananimal got to use his bbq?
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