Bee's Nest in Tree Hollow
Dec 3, 2021 09:10:59 #
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Dec 3, 2021 10:06:45 #
Watosh wrote:
Is it Honey Bees? If so, there may be honey in that thar tree.
So I was told. Didn't taste any tho.
Dec 3, 2021 10:25:11 #
greymule wrote:
So I was told. Didn't taste any tho.
It used to be a tradition in the mountains of NC, where we live and were raised, that if you found a Bee-Tree, even
on someone else's property, you could mark it in some way and it was considered yours to cut down and
get the honey.
I would have to be "really" wanting some honey to cut one down without the right equipment!
They used to cut them with axe and crosscut! That's a long time to hang around swarming bees.
Dec 3, 2021 10:31:37 #
Watosh wrote:
It used to be a tradition in the mountains of NC, where we live and were raised, that if you found a Bee-Tree, even
on someone else's property, you could mark it in some way and it was considered yours to cut down and
get the honey.
I would have to be "really" wanting some honey to cut one down without the right equipment!
They used to cut them with axe and crosscut! That's a long time to hang around swarming bees.
on someone else's property, you could mark it in some way and it was considered yours to cut down and
get the honey.
I would have to be "really" wanting some honey to cut one down without the right equipment!
They used to cut them with axe and crosscut! That's a long time to hang around swarming bees.
Don't get me started on destroying a tree and the bees' home for Honey. Isn't that what an Apiary or Bee Hive Box is for.
Dec 3, 2021 10:53:10 #
Watosh wrote:
It used to be a tradition in the mountains of NC, where we live and were raised, that if you found a Bee-Tree, even
on someone else's property, you could mark it in some way and it was considered yours to cut down and
get the honey.
I would have to be "really" wanting some honey to cut one down without the right equipment!
They used to cut them with axe and crosscut! That's a long time to hang around swarming bees.
on someone else's property, you could mark it in some way and it was considered yours to cut down and
get the honey.
I would have to be "really" wanting some honey to cut one down without the right equipment!
They used to cut them with axe and crosscut! That's a long time to hang around swarming bees.
Thanks for the history.
Dec 3, 2021 10:54:09 #
Watosh wrote:
It used to be a tradition in the mountains of NC, where we live and were raised, that if you found a Bee-Tree, even
on someone else's property, you could mark it in some way and it was considered yours to cut down and
get the honey.
I would have to be "really" wanting some honey to cut one down without the right equipment!
They used to cut them with axe and crosscut! That's a long time to hang around swarming bees.
on someone else's property, you could mark it in some way and it was considered yours to cut down and
get the honey.
I would have to be "really" wanting some honey to cut one down without the right equipment!
They used to cut them with axe and crosscut! That's a long time to hang around swarming bees.
Thanks for the history.
Dec 3, 2021 10:55:35 #
lamiaceae wrote:
Don't get me started on destroying a tree and the bees' home for Honey. Isn't that what an Apiary or Bee Hive Box is for.
It's history. Some nature awareness has occurred since then.
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