How to Trap & Kill Honey Bees
Carefully consider whether or not you really need to kill the honey bees or just rid yourself of them. Bees are generally not harmful to humans and are a highly beneficial species. If you do want to kill them then there is a solution; yet should you choose not to kill them but have the bees removed you can do this also. A local beekeeper would come and pick them up, most likely, for free. Your alternatives are few but there are things to be done to manuever honey bees invading your home. Does this Spark an idea?
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Wake up around sunrise prepared to go out with your insecticide handy. Go outside of your home during sunrise and look for the bees and see where they are gathering. Bees will be gathering around or leaving their hive at sunrise; wherever honey bees are found is a hint to where their hive is nested.
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Keep an eye open for the bees. Once you have found them, do not immediately spray insecticide in the open air. Your objective should be to spray the actual Hive.
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Watch for the opportunity to spray the hive without bees around to protect it (there may be bees inside). Spray the hive a good three times. Stand away for exiting bees, if any.
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Leave the hive there for a few hours. Return with your broom and knock it down or out of wherever it has been nested. With the hive gone and sprayed , the bees still living will leave and the ones who return to it and attempt to enter it will die.
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Spray around the area where the hive is ro prevent a new hive from forming there a few days later.
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