3 Gallon Bee Drinker
Canadian Made Bee Drinker, can be used with water or syrup to feed your bees away from the hive. You will need to purchase rocks separately to put into the outside tray as a foundation for the bees to land on to prevent drowning.
- 3 Gallon Capacity
- Easy Top Fill Design
- Wide Mouth for easy filling and cleaning.
- Large easy to carry handle.
- Semi-Opague container to see water level.
- Made in Canada from Hi pact polypropylne/polyethylene material.
Important Note: These feeders are intended for water feeding, not syrup. Open feeding sugar syrup is not allowed in many provinces, including British Columbia, and poses risks in many areas to beekeeper apiary and local bee health.
Canadian Made Bee Drinker, can be used with water or syrup to feed your bees away from the hive. You will need to purchase rocks separately to put into the outside tray as a foundation for the bees to land on to prevent drowning.
- 3 Gallon Capacity
- Easy Top Fill Design
- Wide Mouth for easy filling and cleaning.
- Large easy to carry handle.
- Semi-Opague container to see water level.
- Made in Canada from Hi pact polypropylne/polyethylene material.
Important Note: These feeders are intended for water feeding, not syrup. Open feeding sugar syrup is not allowed in many provinces, including British Columbia, and poses risks in many areas to beekeeper apiary and local bee health.
Original: $32.08
-65%$32.08
$11.23Description
Canadian Made Bee Drinker, can be used with water or syrup to feed your bees away from the hive. You will need to purchase rocks separately to put into the outside tray as a foundation for the bees to land on to prevent drowning.
- 3 Gallon Capacity
- Easy Top Fill Design
- Wide Mouth for easy filling and cleaning.
- Large easy to carry handle.
- Semi-Opague container to see water level.
- Made in Canada from Hi pact polypropylne/polyethylene material.
Important Note: These feeders are intended for water feeding, not syrup. Open feeding sugar syrup is not allowed in many provinces, including British Columbia, and poses risks in many areas to beekeeper apiary and local bee health.
