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17 years ago

I have an old farm house in Armstrong County PA. The whole side of the house has thousands of honey bees located in it. If any one would like to purchase the bees please feel free to e-mail me. I'm not going to remove them so you would have to come to the property to do so.

Thanks.

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Comments (3)

honeyman46408
17 years ago
I think you are on the wrong track here most beekeepers CHARGE to remove bees.
txbeeguy
17 years ago
Hey honeyman,
Ya can't blame him for tryin'. I got a pretty good chuckle out of it really.
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seattlesuze
17 years ago
I'll take ten?

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