Re: Killer Bees

Posted by KX on September 30, 2002 at 12:21:27 from (66.129.8.2):

In Reply to: Killer Bees posted by stan on September 29, 2002 at 21:19:16:

I looked around the news and found this:*****
(PARKER COUNTY, September 27) -- Scientists at Texas A&M are testing some of the bees that apparantly killed a Parker County man. 56 year-old xxxx xxxxxxxxx died Monday at his home. A week ago, a swarm of bees stung him more than 200 times as he mowed a pasture. The bees built a hive in the tire of an abandoned truck and he bumped it with his tractor. The bees were a mix of European and Africanized varieties.*****
I x'd his name out. This isn't the man I was thinking of. I am quite sure the guy that was stung earlier this year lived and he didn't live as far West as Parker county, he lived in Tarrant or Ellis County. He is also older than 56. This is disturbing though. All you can do is watch out the best you can. I found the news at KDFX Fox 4 website.

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