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Knox County Beekeepers Association

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Bee Swarms

 


Swarming honey bees are one of the wonders of nature.  This is a natural way for a bee colony to divide itself and look for a new home.  Swarming honey bees are not aggressive and are usually not a threat to anyone, they are just in search of a new home. We can help rescue these bees so please call. Take a picture of the swarm if possible.



Timing is critical because after a swarm has landed, it may only be there for an hour or two before it will move to its permanent home.  Sometimes a hanging swarm may be there overnight, but not usually. 


Here we have our list of swarm catchers:

Bee Swarms

Our Catchers

  1. George Bodurov - 614-330-7614 - Delaware County  - swarm only
  2. Shawn Collins - 740-358-2110 - Centerburg Area  - swarm only
  3. Dena Hooley - 740-501-3907 - Gambier/Apple Valley Area  - swarm only
  4. Jordan Miller - 419-307-5601 - Fredricktown Area  - swarm only
  5. Danny Gray - 614-332-9688 - Knox, Licking, and Coshocton Counties (Will do Removals)
  6. John Denzer - 740-507-5286 - Mt. Vernon Area  - swarm only
  7. Shawn & Allison Smith - 740-358-8313 - Utica, Apple Valley, Knox County and Mt. Vernon Area  - swarm only
  8. Buck Roberts - 740-263-1429 - Knox County Area  - swarm only
  9. Tim Kaiser - 740-398-3701 - Licking and Knox County  - swarm only
  10. Michael Hufnagel - 740-501-8026 - Mount Vernon and Gambier  - swarm only


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