Hi, Manning will help me. On Apr 8, 2024, at 11:49 AM, Nha Toi <2nha.toi [at] gmail.com> wrote:
Please read Leo's message below I’m going to need help on this one. It is about 10-15 feet from the deck, but straight out and 30 feet over the ground. I would need a bucket that can swivel. They would let me cut the branch it is on about 15 feet below the swarm, but I would need someone to hold the branch while I cut it. I put out a nuc to see if they move into it. Anyone want to see if they can help with a solution?
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Anne Teichner landline 510-883-8919 831 Santa Barbara Rd. Berk Thanks Leo!!! I can go. 510 409-0902
on Juniper tree, from the second story deck it's about 10 ft up. Cantaloupe size
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