Cheatham County is known for its manufacturing base, its agriculture, and its wildlife. These types of places are perfect for bees looking to nest. Once they set up their nest they borough in.

The beautiful thing about Nashville Tennessee is we have lots of history and old buildings. Nashville lies almost in the center of the state on the Cumberland River. With all the historic sites and locations in Nashville, bees are a serious problem.

Dickson County is full of history from the civil war. It is known to be one of the earliest iron manufacturing areas of Tennessee.

Hickman County is known for its iron manufacturing, its agriculture, and timbering. Hickman County is the eighth largest county in the state of Tennessee, containing 610 square miles.

Marshall County is dominated by the agricultural economy. Marshall County, Tennessee, was created in 1836 and is named after John Marshall, a Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court.

Wayne County is known for its wide-open spaces, its natural beauty, and long beautiful flowing creeks. There is lots of open farming acreage throughout Wayne County including lots of history.

Lewis County was established in 1843 and named in honor of Meriwether Lewis, the famed explorer of the Lewis and Clark expedition, who died within the county's boundaries.

Maury County was named in honor of Abram Maury, Sr. (1766-1825), a member of the Tennessee state senate from Williamson County.

Williamson County is a beautiful area with rolling hills and charming historic towns. We have scenic drives, hiking trails, and parks. These are the places that bees like to make their nest.

Lawrence County has 618 square miles offer city and country living. Lawrence County is known for its beautiful forests, wide-open spaces, its great fishing creeks, and lots of history.

The county is named after the American Revolutionary War hero General Jethro Sumner. We have lots of civil war history. Bees and wasp love the older buildings and the wooded areas. Bee love to nest in places like this.

Wilson County is home to a large concentration of cedar glades, the Cumberland River, state parks, locally produced theatrical shows, and lots of boutiques.