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November 11/12/13, 09:32:18 AM

Offline whiteoakbuck

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bee hive's
just wondering if anyone on the site buys or knows anyone that buys bee hive's for taxidermy mounts of bears or anything else? if so does anyone know the going rate on them thanks
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November 11/12/13, 11:23:15 AM Reply #1

Offline mathews4ever

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Re: bee hive's
About hundred dollars. Get them at Kmart in Cincinnati.
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December 12/03/13, 09:33:06 PM Reply #2

Offline Auggie

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Re: bee hive's
 Bought quite a few over the years. About $20
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December 12/03/13, 10:12:19 PM Reply #3

Offline beeker

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Re: bee hive's
huh.. so I should quit blasting them with the shotgun?
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December 12/03/13, 10:19:43 PM Reply #4

Offline nontypicalhunter

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Re: bee hive's
No kidding beeker, I know of 8 on my property I was thinking about blasting away at.
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December 12/03/13, 10:34:37 PM Reply #5

Offline Auggie

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Re: bee hive's
Now is the time of year to get them down. I like the ones with a pretty girthy branch in them. It gives me more options. They need to be in very nice shape for me to use as well. I have a few now but for the right ones I will always look. I have purchased them off CL before too
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Shane Augeson
Wallhangers Taxidermy Studio
9040 40th St NW
Milan MN 56262
www.wallhangerstaxidermystudio.com
320-269-3337
December 12/03/13, 11:01:58 PM Reply #6

Offline beeker

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Re: bee hive's
good to know... I usually come across 2-3 a year up at my place. just came across one this year at deer camp and tore it up to look inside.
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