Things You'll Need:
- Insecticide
- Protective clothing
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Step 1
Locate where the bees are coming from. Often beehives can be found under gutters, inside infrequently used sheds or nestled in the interior corners of awnings.
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Step 2
Dress yourself in clothes that will protect you from bee stings. Multiple layers of sweaters will do the job well, as will denim, as the fabric is dense. Also wear protective gloves and a mask.
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Step 3
Spray the insecticide on the bees' nest. Do this during the evening or at night, as the bees will be slower to react, giving you more time to get away from the swarm that will spill out of the nest.
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Step 4
Repeat this process for two to three days to guarantee that as many bees have fled the hive as possible.
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Step 5
Remove the bee hive. After spraying the hive with insecticide it is safe to remove the hive with your hands, provided you wear gloves. Once you remove the hive, it is strongly recommended that you destroy it so the bees won't return.
