The Shaker Box
A shaker box with funnel and queen excluder cage in place. Bees are shook into the top, caged, then poured from the side door from which can be seen.
Queen Rearing – A Sequence of Events – Part 1: Shaking Bees
Queen Rearing – A Sequence of Events – Part 1: Shaking Bees
The Shaker Box
A shaker box with funnel and queen excluder cage in place. Bees are shook into the top, caged, then poured from the side door from which can be seen.
Brookfield Farm Bees & Honey Blog 
DO YOU HAVE THESE SHAKER’S FOR SALE OR WHERE DID YOU BUY IT FROM?
THANK YOU
GARY BUTLER
GARY@MICS-AUTOBODY.COM
We borrowed ours from Sue Cobey… I just saw something about them, maybe in the new issue of Bee Culture? They are absolutely wonderful, but remember to have a squirt bottle of diluted syrup (your choice of what) if you’re shaking bees on warm days. It helps to keep them calm and cool.
Where can I buy from and how much does it coast?
At the end of the blog I mention that Sue’s came from: Greg’s Heating & Air Conditioning, 530-865-9677, 740 East Walker St., Orland, Ca 95963. As it was lent to us, I have no idea what they cost, but I bet Greg’s would know
CALL GREGS HEATING IN ORLAND CA 530-865-9677 THATS WHERE I GOT MINE JUST LIKE THE PICTURED ONE
Thank you for posting that. The one we had was borrowed from Sue Cobey – so that makes sense it was made down in Orland, CA