Hello. Looks like some honeybees are setting up shop in my firewood racks. They must have just gotten started, but there must be a queen in there now. Any sure-fire methods to keep them away? I'd hate to kill them off, and I have contacted some beekeepers who might be interested. I envision this being an ongoing issue, until I drop a poison bomb on the firewood. Thanks.
Bees in the firewood stacks
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My youngest son actually works at a bee supply store. Convincing him to help is another matter.
Have your son give you some names of local beekeepers. They usually will be glad to come and collect the swarm.
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