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Minnesota Swarm Removal

Scroll down for a list of Minnesota beekeepers who remove swarms and established bee colonies. Not all people will offer the same types of services, be prepared to pay for their work, these are specialized procedures requiring a great deal of skill and experience.

Please use caution when engaging anyone from this list
Bees-on-the-Net is unable to take responsibility for their services.

To find a beekeeping group or club in Minnesota, go to the Bee Clubs and Associations Page and select Minnesota from the map, or see the Minnesota Bee Club and Association Page.

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Try to give the beekeeper as much information as you can about the location of the swarm, height above the ground, length of time they have been there and whether there are any special circumstances you think might be relevant.

People are often concerned that bee swarms they see may be Africanized bees, the so called killer bees. When bees swarm it's very difficult to tell their origin, even Africanized bees are usually docile when they are swarming, be cautious and call an expert.

Many people believe that local honey is beneficial for allergies. While I'm not sure there is any clinical proof of this, I can see there might some sort of homeopathic effect.


Finding true local honey, which incidentally is delicious, can sometimes be difficult but contacting people on this list might be a good place to start if you're looking for pure Minnesota honey. Although Minnesota bees are basically the same as bees in any other states, the honey they make will be determined by the local plants. The flavor of the honey is usually a combination of nectar from many different plants.

Please tell the beekeeper when you call, that you found them on the Bees-on-the-Net Swarm List.

To be added to the swarm removal page for your state please go here and complete the form.

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Swarm Removal List

Sam Stuart
Email: sfstuart54873@yahoo.com
Carlton MN 55718
Phone: 218-384-4945
Cell: 218-590-7166
Honey bee removal and swarm collection. Will do removal in north east Minn and north west Wis.

Yuuki Metreaud
E-mail: metreyu@gmail.com
Minneapolis, MN 55407
Phone: 570-575-1636
Will remove honey bee swarms and established colonies in the greater Twin Cities Metro. Please contact by phone and leave message if I do not answer. I will respond promptly to gather information and provide an assesment over the phone. I have extensive construction experience and will see the job through to the end. I am also happy to advise on removals of wasps and hornets if we determine that is what you have. Thanks for considering myself and the bees

Dan Scofield
E-mail: scofielddaniel@yahoo.com
Mora, MN 55051
Home: 320-679-6940
Business: 320-679-6940
Service Offered: Safe removal of swarms, and all types of bees.

Roger Paler
Fergus Falls
Email: rdp45_1999@yahoo.com
Work phone 8 to 5: 218-736-4611
Cell anytime 218-205-2053
Home late evening or weekends 218-739-1633
Free removal, will travel 100 miles, will climb.

Phil Mauriala
Isanti, Minnesota
Will collect swarms in East Central Mn. Will consider Structure Removal For Fee. The sooner you call the easier and cheaper it will be.
Cell: 763-286-6679

Minnesota Hobby Beekeepers Association
Coordinator of swarm removal for the Minnesota Hobby Beekeepers Association. I maintain a list of beekeepers willing to remove swarms in the Minneapolis/St Paul and surrounding area.
651-436-7915
dsrhsitko@msn.com

Swarm Removal and House Extractions
Swarm removal and house extractions in the Twin Cities area and north west suburbs. I am also a Licensed Building Contractor which means I can take bees out of your house with the least amount of damage possible (there will always be some damage)
Josh Joyce-- Ramsey, MN
Please call 763-208-4750 and leave a message or for a quicker response, call 651-983-4103 (cell)



If there appear to be no Minnesota beekeepers near you, try looking on pages for neighboring states, or check Minnesota beekeeping groups or clubs. You could also try contacting the Minnesota department of agriculture. If all else fails you could try contacting Minnesota pest control companies or Minnesota exterminators.

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