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Inner Cover Bee Escape
This "Porter" bee escape fits into the oval hole of our inner covers, and allows bees to only go one direction. Typically used to get bees out of supers for extracting, the inner cover is temporarily placed below the supers you want to remove, and the bee escape is inserted into the hole. As the bees move back down out of the supers, they can't come back.
Tip: the rectangle part of the bee escape is the "exit" side
Tip: the rectangle part of the bee escape is the "exit" side
This "Porter" bee escape fits into the oval hole of our inner covers, and allows bees to only go one direction. Typically used to get bees out of supers for extracting, the inner cover is temporarily placed below the supers you want to remove, and the bee escape is inserted into the hole. As the bees move back down out of the supers, they can't come back.
Tip: the rectangle part of the bee escape is the "exit" side
Tip: the rectangle part of the bee escape is the "exit" side
$4.59
Inner Cover Bee Escape—
$4.59
Description
This "Porter" bee escape fits into the oval hole of our inner covers, and allows bees to only go one direction. Typically used to get bees out of supers for extracting, the inner cover is temporarily placed below the supers you want to remove, and the bee escape is inserted into the hole. As the bees move back down out of the supers, they can't come back.
Tip: the rectangle part of the bee escape is the "exit" side
Tip: the rectangle part of the bee escape is the "exit" side
