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Welcome to the Limestone County Beekeepers Association

Limestone County
Alabama
Email: lcbees.al@gmail.com

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About Swarming and Swarm Removal

Swarming is the Honey Bee's natural way of propagating. Swarming normally takes place in the spring, but can occur during any of the warmer months of the year. When a hive senses that it is becoming overcrowded the workers will raise a new queen, and the old queen will leave with 50%-60% of the worker bees. Swarms will settle on a variety of locations from tree limbs to car doors. They may stay for several hours or for only a few minutes.

Do not disturb the swarm, and PLEASE never spray any kind of pesticide or poison on the bees before calling a beekeeper. Before calling to have a swarm removed please be ready to answer a few questions that the beekeeper will have about the swarm.

The following beekeepers are willing to remove swarms of honeybees from your property.

Name Phone Email Address Comments/Notes
Don Alexander 256-614-3502 dralexander12@gmail.com 19527 N. HWY 127 Athens
Mike Alexander 256-614-3763 malexander1018@gmail.com 25327 Mooresville Rd. Elkmon
Lionel Evans Home: 256-232-9073
Cell: 256-431-4741
Dennis Perry
Heritage Honey Farm
256-508-8303 dennis.perry@coreandmain.com
Rick Reeder Cell: 256-698-6298 rick@reederbees.com Madison, AL Reeder Bees web site Madison and Limestone County


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The following beekeepers will remove established hives. Please be aware that there is usally a charge for this service.

Name Phone Email Address Comments/Notes
Lionel Evans Home: 256-232-9073
Cell: 256-431-4741
Rick Reeder Cell: 256-698-6298 rick@reederbees.com Madison, AL Reeder Bees web site