I don't know anybody that has hauled any africanized bees though. I am not sure a guy would ever get them loaded and if he did, would it be legal to transport them?
anyone hauled bee's before
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If they were to pass a law, it will be a mother or queen of inspections to go through each of say 5 million inhabitants of a hive trailer hunting for violations in form of africanized bees individually.
I leave you with two more thoughts.
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We are losing bees.
Second, if something is not corrected and we lose all or enough bees the crops and nature will fail. And thus we will be hungry to a fault as a nation. -
Likewise, I have never heard of anybody having a hive of africanized bees, they may start mating honey bees, and moving in to the hives, but I don't know about it if they have. I will admit I have not kept up with what has gone on with them the last few years.
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Good thing about hauling bees is, I bet they don’t hassle you at the scales.
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