my neigbor raises honey bees my son keeps getting stung anything i can do leagally or should i just punch him?
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Jim Derby – A "Raising Bee" not a Bumble Bee. Raising a 1/5 scale model of a timber frame while discussing the raising sequence and framing details. The model is of an actual three-bay "English" barn with a common purlin roof system, a very common type of framing in Northern New England.
Question by brianmx215: my neigbor raises honey bees my son keeps getting stung anything i can do leagally or should i just punch him?
i just bought the house 3 weeks ago and i did nt realize my neigbor sold honey…lol..my son is six and has never been stung until we moved in here 3 times in 3 weeks we live in pa in a township…anything i can do legally …cause i m ready to just punch him in the head and say that s probbally about what a bee sting feels like to a 6 year old
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The first thing to do is teach your son how to act around stinging insects. I’m only guessing here, but I know how young kids get when they see things like bees :P. It may not help this situation, but it’s a good skill to have (along with what to do about snakes).
Next thing, have you talked to your neighbor about this yet? The best solution is probably some sort of mutually agreed on compromise.
That may not work out, as people can be. . . selfish. Check your local zoning laws. I’m not sure if beekeeping is ever covered by zoning, but it’s possible. If it is, see if your area is zoned for bees. It may or may not be covered by permitting laws, so I’d check those too, and whether your neighbor has a permit if one is required.
Past that I’m not sure, but it’s a start.
ailurozoo
October 28, 2011 at 11:41 pm
Let me see if I have this right. Your neighbor has been raising bees since before you moved into the area and you want him to stop because your son is ignorant enough to bother bees which you assume came from your neighbor. Guess what. The world does not revolve around you and your family. Even a six-year-old should be able to learn that you don’t bother animals that can defend themselves. If anything, you should apologize to your neighbor for your son killing three of “his” bees.
oikos
October 28, 2011 at 11:51 pm