teedubbya
Wednesday, June 22, 2011 4:18:19 PM

Stop That!!! your gonna kill all the fruits & veggies..... [ram27bat]

DrafterX wrote:

why? are the gay homos allergic or somethin?

05busa
Wednesday, June 22, 2011 4:18:20 PM
Its ok, i grow my own
daveincincy
Wednesday, June 22, 2011 4:19:17 PM

Hairspray and a match gets them everytime

05busa wrote:

The lesbians? 🤔

teedubbya
Wednesday, June 22, 2011 4:19:26 PM

Its ok, i grow my own

05busa wrote:

ahhh a self pleasurer=d>

05busa
Thursday, June 23, 2011 12:28:37 AM
hola
McBryde
Thursday, June 23, 2011 12:52:27 AM

Billy looks like , and IS, a real hillbilly but he's a hillbilly with a big ol' brain! That dude knows some deep stuff when it comes to the critters he works with.

hoyodude wrote:

Most of the real trappers that trap for fur and to make money from trapping will tell you he is full of it! Half of the crap that he does on his show there is no way in hades he could catch something with. He has a lot of crap staged on his shows, absolutely HAS TO. I beaver trap in the winter, our state pays us $15 per beaver just to make sure they are dead they are so much of a problem around here. I know for a fact that the way that i have seen him try to catch beaver on there is a frigin JOKE! I think hw shows one thing on camera, and does another off camera while setting traps for the most part. I mean, why would you want to give all your secrets away for your competitors!

E

McBryde
Thursday, June 23, 2011 12:54:09 AM
Andddddddddddddd BTW, smoke lulls bees so they are not as agressive just FYI if you need that. We used to smoke bees out of the wall at our deer camp when I was younger.

E

donutboy2000
Thursday, June 23, 2011 1:09:28 AM
The mystery affliction called CCD, or Colony Collapse Disorder, continues to harm honeybees, threatening pollinator services and the crops that rely upon them. According to a survey published in May by the Apiary Inspectors of America and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, 38 percent of beekeepers reported the deaths of colonies with a symptom of CCD between September 2007 and March 2008. Overall, beekeepers in this group lost 41 percent of their colonies. Losses were reported among four species of native bumblebee as well.

The cause of CCD remains unknown. Lead investigator Dennis vanEngelsdorp, acting state apiarist for Pennsylvania, says, “The bees have nearly every disease going, so their immune response seems to be compromised.” But 2008 did yield one clue to a key sign of CCD: abandonment of the hive. Biologist Jürgen Tautz, head of the BEE group at the University of Würzburg in Germany, has shown in behavioral experiments that bees from troubled hives simply cannot remember the way back to their homes. He says he is documenting the size of the bees’ brains in CT scans, and he strongly expects to find shrinkage in the areas used for short-term odor memory and navigation.

On the upside, in June Congress passed the Farm Bill, which for the first time provides funds for pollinator protection—up to $20 million per year for the next five years to support research into honeybee and native bee biology as well as into CCD’s causes and remedies. The other good news: In the first global accounting of bee species in more than 100 years, entomologist John Ascher of the American Museum of Natural History documented 19,200 species worldwide, more than all the species of birds and mammals put together.

discover

RICKAMAVEN
Thursday, June 23, 2011 6:35:29 AM
HockeyDad

i know they were not honey bees

hoyodude
Thursday, June 23, 2011 6:55:28 AM

Most of the real trappers that trap for fur and to make money from trapping will tell you he is full of it! Half of the crap that he does on his show there is no way in hades he could catch something with. He has a lot of crap staged on his shows, absolutely HAS TO. I beaver trap in the winter, our state pays us $15 per beaver just to make sure they are dead they are so much of a problem around here. I know for a fact that the way that i have seen him try to catch beaver on there is a frigin JOKE! I think hw shows one thing on camera, and does another off camera while setting traps for the most part. I mean, why would you want to give all your secrets away for your competitors!

E

McBryde wrote:

It sounds like you're getting a little hung up on this beaver trapping thing. I didn't see that episode but as an exterminator, which is what he is, he does seem to know biology of a lot of these animals.

I'm sure you and your beaver trapper friends know a lot more about trapping beaver than he does and The Hudson Bay Co. is quite proud of you. As far as his setting things up for the camera - dude...it's a freakin TV show. It's what they do.

HockeyDad
Thursday, June 23, 2011 7:55:28 AM

He says he is documenting the size of the bees’ brains in CT scans, and he strongly expects to find shrinkage in the areas used for short-term odor memory and navigation.

donutboy2000 wrote:

I wonder if they're looking to see if the bees have liberalism. Maybe they're waiting for someone to show them how to get back to the hive.

wheelrite
Thursday, June 23, 2011 7:59:04 AM
I know why the Bees are disappearing,,,

Since the Medical Weed scam began there is more Homegrown pot being cultivated.

The poor Bees land on a skunky marijuana plant,get stoned,stop at Taco Bell eat too much and forget where the Bee hive is...

wheel,