Honey Bee problem need advice

I had honey bees set up a hive in one of my walls in a storage shed many years ago much the same way you are describing.

When I found their entrance/exit hole, I blocked it off then drilled several holes in the sheetrock covering that area of the wall and sprayed with insecticide.

I was not in the least interested in trying to salvage any honey that may have been in their hive and more concerned not having my son, who was just a tot at the time, being stung by them.

I waited a couple days and then cut out the sheetrock to expose a fair size hive that I removed and then had to clean out the cavity really well since I knew it was going to get ripe once the hive was dead. Then put up a new piece of sheetrock, finished it and repainted.

Oh, and fixed the access hole when done.

Where is Pillage when you need him?

Bruh, much better ways to remove a hive that don’t involve killing them. Without bees we don’t live

https://www.lsuagcenter.com/topics/environment/insects/bees_wasps/honeybee-removal-and-swarm-collection

Or if you’re on Facebook, look up the Louisiana Beekeepers Association group and post your problem there. I guarantee someone will get in touch and collect them.

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Bruh, much better ways to remove a hive that don’t involve killing them. Without bees we don’t live

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Actually, I had bees getting into my soffit on my house six years ago. Called a bee guy to do the right thing. He didn’t even try to get them. He just killed them with what he said was basically 7 dust.

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Where is Pillage when you need him?

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Wishin I was fishin

Call this ol gal.

Bee Girl

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You are a piece of shite.

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Whatever you say, Karen...........