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It should be noted that at the very first sighting of bees, you need not get into damage control mode.Bees are known to travel long distances in search of food. The first step you can undertake is to check how many bees can you spot. If they are just a couple of them, then you do not have anything to worry about. However, one of the important bee removal tips is to keep a watch to check if no more bees have made their way in your vicinity, as in some cases they can also be scouts, scouting for new location to build a hive. We will now see some easy to follow bee removal tips.

Bee Removal Tips and Techniques

The first of the bees removal tips is to see if there is a particular area where you see a lot of bee activity. When you are doing this be careful and keep yourself safe from bee stings. Many a times, if bees do not find an appropriate place on trees, they make use of scissure in the walls or any gap they come across. One has to take special care against honey bees, as once they make a colony, it stays there permanently. When one has to get rid of bees, it is not just about spraying insecticide or pesticide. There are many more steps which you will have to take for pest control. Here are some effective bee removal tips.

• The first step for bee hive removal is to wear clothes in layers. All parts of the body should be covered when you are going anywhere close to a bee hive. The best way of dressing is to tuck shirts into the pants and pants into the socks. Cover your feet with shoes and hands into gloves. If you have a hat, scarf and face mask handy, do not forget to make use of all of them either.
• The next step is to spray the bees with insecticide. Regular household insecticide will not prove to be beneficial for the same. You will have to ensure you have the right insecticide for bee removal. Spray insecticide at the entrance of the hive as well as on the hive itself. This will ensure that all bees moving in or out of the hive are killed. This process will eventually exterminate all bees altogether.
• After most of the bees have been killed, smoke the area around the hive to kill any more bees present in the hives. Let the smoke stay for a considerable amount of time. This will ensure any bee, which was out in search of food and has come back to the hive, is killed as well. If the hive is located near wood, then take care you do not burn the area around the hive.
• After you are sure that all the bees have been killed, walk up to the hive, all covered, and remove the hive. Either throw the hive at a far away distance or burn it completely. According to me, burning it is the best option.
• Now that all bees have been removed, the next step is a precautionary measure so that no more bees come to the same area. Remember bees have a smell sense which they use. Hence, take measures to get rid of the scent from the area. This will ensure no more hives are built in the same area. If there are traces of the hive at the spot, you may want to burn it or remove it and spray it with insecticide.