help with bee hive....please

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29th August 2009, 03:03 PM
The ho har's

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Originally Posted by Bush65

Perhaps you could spray into their entrance with a cockroach bomb and spray expanding polyurethane foam into gaps to seal them.

Worked at my Auntie's when she had them in a chimney.

thanks will mention that one to ho har when he gets home from work;)

Mrs ho har:angel:
29th August 2009, 03:09 PM
The ho har's

Quote:

Originally Posted by HarlingtonStraker

Moving bees the "hard way" looks to be the least destructive but labour intensive.

We had to do this once.

How To Move A Colony of Bees

But they are in my wall how can I expose them without pulling my house apart?:confused:

Mrs ho har:angel:
29th August 2009, 03:14 PM
justinc

Hmmm, how dissappointing, I thought this was going to be a thread about hair styles from the 60's:(

:D

Sorry, I have nothing useful to offer other than my wife says that if the bees have been established once, then it may hapen again later even if they are completely removed this time:( as they leave scent markers etc behind apparently that can bring others there to swarm...

JC
29th August 2009, 03:18 PM
The ho har's

Quote:

Originally Posted by justinc

Hmmm, how dissappointing, I thought this was going to be a thread about hair styles from the 60's:(

:D

Sorry, I have nothing useful to offer other than my wife says that if the bees have been established once, then it may hapen again later even if they are completely removed this time:( as they leave scent markers etc behind apparently that can bring others there to swarm...

JC

aahhhh if only it was about sixty's hair do's (sorry can't smile)

Mrs ho har:angel:
29th August 2009, 05:04 PM
Jamo

If uou can get in in there: Petrol.

Then drop some of the toilet freshener blocks in the walls. The bees can't stand the smell and won't come back as it masks the previous scent that attracts the next lot.
29th August 2009, 05:17 PM
numpty

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Originally Posted by Jamo

If uou can get in in there: Petrol.

Then drop some of the toilet freshener blocks in the walls. The bees can't stand the smell and won't come back as it masks the previous scent that attracts the next lot.

Wouldn't you have to pee in the wall first. :angel:
29th August 2009, 05:34 PM
It'sNotWorthComplaining!

If you don't have any other option to not move them unharmed.
Try this as I did with a Wasp nest in a wall.
Wait until evening when they are in the nest ( safest time) and get an old sauce squeeze bottle filled with ant and Wasp Powder. Insert the sauce bottle top into the wall cavity and squeeze the contents out with a puffing action. This will coat the entire cavity with a mist of powder. Then leave the nest undisturbed. The traveling bees will pick up this powder and contaminate the nest killing all their mates Without any survivors to look after thethe Babies and the fat Queen will Die also. The powder is avail at bunnings etc
29th August 2009, 05:49 PM
V8Ian

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Originally Posted by numpty

Wouldn't you have to pee in the wall first. :angel:

:Rolling::Rolling::Rolling:Get Ho Har a slab BBB:p:p
29th August 2009, 05:54 PM
d@rk51d3

Quote:

Originally Posted by justinc

Hmmm, how dissappointing, I thought this was going to be a thread about hair styles from the 60's:(

That's what I was thinking................. or new lenses for the Landy at least.
29th August 2009, 05:55 PM
The ho har's

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

:Rolling::Rolling::Rolling:Get Ho Har a slab BBB:p:p

ho har doesn't drink:(

Mrs ho har:angel:

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