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Video-- Old German Way of Making a Straw Skep

 
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(I love this channel, it's a great archive of old and sometimes lost ways of doing things)
 
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Skep hives (under cover) are resurging in my region and have had very good success rates for overwintering bees. Contrary to popular belief they are easy to harvest from if that is a goal
 
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