Swarming honey bees is one of the wonders of nature.  This is a natural way for the colony to divide itself and look for a new home.  Swarming honey bees are not aggressive and are usually not a threat to anyone, they are just in search of a new home.

We can help rescue these bees so please call. 
Timing is critical because after a swarm has landed, it may only be there for an hour or two before it will move to its permanent home.  Sometimes a hanging swarm may be there overnight, but not usually.
See the list of members below willing to help:
NAME:                    Number                             AREA COVERED
Chet Blackburn       cell:  216-978-1640         Knox, Richland Counties
Shawn Collins        cell: 740-358-2110           Centerburg Area, Knox County
David Crawford      cell: 419-512-1683           Richland County (Bellville area)
Jeff Gabric             cell: 515-450-1359             Mt. Vernon /Knox County
Tyler Miller                cell:740-504-3863             Knox County
Michael Hufnagel    cell: 740-501-8026            Knox County, Gambier 
George Bodurov        cell: 614-330-7614           Delaware, OH area
Jordan Miller           cell: 419-307-5601            Fredericktown Area
Ron Jewett                cell: 651-249-6459            Knox County
David Ryan               cell: 740-263-9776            Knox County


                                                                             

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