General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bees on Honeycomb (Arapiles)	13-May-2011 At 11:40:43 AM	Robbie
Message
Cool, I will take the smoker and protective gear next time and see what I can do. Bees do not bite they sting. Funny stuff can send them off. Sweat, body odour, aftershave. Come to think of it, climbing shoes are enough to send anything off. Have a look at what they have done to Phill. Seriously though, these wonderful little guys can be pretty leathal. They can attack in mass, if provoked. This is multiple THOUSANDS of bees and they can and will persue the intruder. Yes persue. Sorry to be a party pooper. As I said, I will have a look and see what I can do. VCC Robbie.

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