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Post by Scott on Apr 4, 2013 11:30:04 GMT -7
Available for swarm removal. Long hanging and high. I cannot remove a colony from inside walls. Portland metro area.
541-990-1854
Scott
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Post by Scott on Apr 4, 2013 12:54:06 GMT -7
Sorry everyone, victim of phone spell check. Low hanging or high.
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Post by Karen on May 5, 2013 15:19:01 GMT -7
Hi Scott,
We have a swarm developing under the eves of our home, about 30 feet up. It just started today and at this point it appears there are only 100 bees or so. Should we just wait it out a couple of days to see if the swarm increases or goes away? I've never had to deal with a swam before.
If they don't like heat (the swarm/hive will be in full sun in an hour or so) then I'd imagine they'll go away as this side of our home gets awfully hot in the afternoon. It wouldn't be a good place for honey creation.
Thank you,
Karen
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Post by Scott on May 8, 2013 7:06:39 GMT -7
100 bees would not be a swarm. May have been drones mating with a queen or 2.
A call or text on swarms would be faster. I don't get a chance to check the board everyday.
Scott
541-990-1854
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Post by Brian W on Jun 9, 2013 18:31:16 GMT -7
Scott came out to my place today and removed a very healthy swarm! By his estimate somewhere in the area of 40,000 bees!
Very professional, very quick and very knowledgable! Thanks!
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Post by michael on Jul 23, 2013 7:42:19 GMT -7
I have a swarm in a basketball-sized hive under the eaves of my house, roughly 18' off the ground but over a mildly sloping gravel driveway section (should be easy to get to on a ladder or on the top of a truck). I am on Mt Scott just outside of Portland. Anyone interested in them? I need to get rid of it quickly though, I am VERY allergic to bee stings.
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