Queens

[Mary Celley]

I will have queens on Monday if anyone needs them.

[Oleg Broytman]

Did you raise these queens yourself, or are you purchasing from someone else?
Thanks.

Oleg.

[Mary Celley]

California queens. Way too early to raise queens in Wisconsin.  Especially, this spring.  Mary

On Saturday, April 30, 2016 at 5:02:36 PM UTC-5, Mary Celley wrote:

[Randy Deering]

Ya gotta love those west coast girls!

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[Matthew Hennek]

It's been cold; hard to raise queens in the cold.  My first batch of queens (all spoken for) aren't scheduled to be laying until 5/17.  Only southern, western, and of course Kona queens available now.  

I've heard the west coast girls are hip.  I really dig those styles they wear. 

[Oleg Broytman]

I made a walk-away split on April 17th.  If all is on schedule, I should have a virgin queen in that hive now, who will use the warmth and sunshine to make mating flights this week and be laying by 5/17.
This is only the second time ever that I've endeavored to raise a queen.  I am excited to see how it goes.

[Claudia Looze]

On Saturday, April 30, 2016 at 5:02:36 PM UTC-5, Mary Celley wrote:

> I will have queens on Monday if anyone needs them.

I got a queen from Mary and made the mistake of keeping her and her ladies-in-waiting in a box in the pole barn. In the morning they appeared dead. I called Mary and she told me to warm them up by blowing on them. And voila! they all magically came back to life! Mary is amazing! Thanks!!