Posted by BCnT on September 13, 2012 at 06:17:35 from (68.65.150.242):
In Reply to: So how far north are--- posted by Tony in Mass. on September 12, 2012 at 15:03:29:
nope...that wasnt killer bees...i was cleaning up the old homestead on Galveston Island and backed into a upside down clawfoot bath tub they had a hive in...i got hit a couple hundred times before i got the tractor into high gear and got away...few hours later a friend of mine and i went back over there to look for my glasses that i knocked off while swatting bees...another one came up and stung my ear...come to find out they leave a pherome [scent] when they sting for the others to follow...if you ever see true killer bees,it looks like a black cloud coming at you.
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