Killer Bees in Utah

It's one thing to let KillerBee draw a tag and come hunt in Utah, but the Africanized (killer) bees that are migrating here are not welcome.

I saw a news story last night on KSL news that said there have been several hives found with africanized bees. So far they are all down south. Several hives have been destroyed on the santa clara and virgin rivers. At least one was destroyed near Kanab. So Muley Madness, Shed Predator, JDH, Ready, and all the rest of the St George / Kanab guys beware.

Incidently if you go out to hunt the killer bees what caliber would you use? lol
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AGCHAWK
"NotEnufTags" wrote:It's one thing to let KillerBee draw a tag and come hunt in Utah, but the Africanized (killer) bees that are migrating here are not welcome.

That is just WAY too funny!(Sorry Brian...LOL) lol
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killerbee
oh yea - were spreading like wildfire! lol that is pretty funny :thumb
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79Ford
So if the KillerBee came to Utah and ran into the killer bees would they attack one of their own kind?
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AGCHAWK
Well, how do you know that he didn't send them there himself as some sort of scouting party?! After all, a pack of killer bees in your back pocket might come in handy when hunting those more overcrowded units!
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79Ford
That must be it. KillerBee just wants the whole state to himself. Private hunting grounds, is that the plan KillerBee?
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killerbee
yes, you all must go! next year i will hunt the Henries, the pauns, the pahvant, monroe, and kill multiple spider bulls. and the bucks i will kill would amaze you all, except you wont be around to look at them...................



for the record KILLERBEE STANDS FOR ---------
Brian the killer===== KILLERBEE. it would have been KILLER-B but for some reason that one wouldn't get excepted. its the name i was given as just a wee young lad in the huntin camp. when i shot me first teeny 2x2 lol
but for now me and my scouts will take over the hunting world as you all know it :))
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AGCHAWK
Hey Brian, just remember....I am a fellow PACNORWESTER! Ya gotta at least let me take one of those "lesser" bucks and bulls. You can take any bulls over 400" and bucks over 190". I'll settle for a 370" bull and maybe a 170" buck. DEAL?!?!?
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killerbee
NO,NO, NO,. it's utah...... i'll just kill the bulls OVER 430" you can have the "cull" bulls that only score 400-429"
and bucks??? did you see ready's buck? that is my starting point. if it score 1" less it's yours.
i mean really, basically if you draw a tag in utah these are pretty much "GIMME" animals. right? lol with all the locals gone we'll be able to pick and choose.


on a side note: if washington starts popping out bulls like dan agnew's bull on a regular basis. i'm sending those bees your way too. :))
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sneekeepete
Now that I know your plan I have packed up my body armor, bug netting, a pallet of raid and I am heading home to set up a deffensive perimeter. You may take the rest of the state Killer but my neck of the woods will be mine! Muah ha ha ha lol
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79Ford
As long as you keep it down south Brian. Too warm down there for me anyways.
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NotEnufTags
"killerbee" wrote:NO,NO, NO,. it's utah...... i'll just kill the bulls OVER 430" you can have the "cull" bulls that only score 400-429"
and bucks??? did you see ready's buck? that is my starting point. if it score 1" less it's yours.
i mean really, basically if you draw a tag in utah these are pretty much "GIMME" animals. right? lol with all the locals gone we'll be able to pick and choose.


on a side note: if washington starts popping out bulls like dan agnew's bull on a regular basis. i'm sending those bees your way too. :))
 Wait a minute here. I recant my statement of " It's one thing to let KillerBee draw a tag and come hunt in Utah..." As of now NO KillerBee's are welcome here. lol
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AzRednekRabbit
Wow, they're barely makin' it up there? I thought they'd be in Canada by now. We had some problems with them here when they very first migrated up through Mexico but I think people have learned to get along with them at least. I haven't really heard too much about them in the past year of two.
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