A man in Milan called John Schick that he had a bee's nest in part of a tree that was hollow that had been cut down by a tree trimmer  It was being cut up when they found the bees.   The property owner called me to remove it to a safe location because his neighbor was afraid his three year old son would be stung.  Burlap closed the holes and plywood was put on the bottom to bring it home on the truck. 

 

Since it had been partially cut in the middle (that's when they found the bees) splints were needed to hold the two sections together,  Bees go in and out at the center of the hole in the bottom.  You can see part of the cut in about the center.  Right now I'm going to leave the bees in the tree.