I was a beekeeper a long time ago. I should post a pic of my most successful honey crop. I had as many as 4 or 5 hives as I recall.

Don't kill the honeybees. As has been posted, a local beekeeper will probably remove them free of charge. The beekeeper will want to keep all the honey that is in the house.....he will cut the comb and tie it up in the frames. It's usually a whole day process to remove bees from a wall. I've done it. Give the beekeeper free reign to remove boards as necessary. At nightfall, all the bees should go into the hive he placed on a ladder or platform near the current opening.

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Germantown, TN

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