johnnyk
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By the way, Critter/pest Control season just opened up in my area!
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Rick Richard
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Rat shot out of a Henry Smooth bore 22 lever action is my preferred weapon for the Carpenter Bees
These are great! They even make an add-on laser sight. No joke. The secret to these is to use sea salt. Courser pellets (without signs of overpressure), far superior terminal performance to table salt!
Never did the forensics! Too busy with the high-fives. I'll tell you this: flys are DRT. Lizards, however, just get p__sed off (with table salt anyway).Do you tend to see pass throughs or is the energy completely expelled in the target?
cornshank
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Problem with tennis rackets is sometimes neighbors think your out there swinging at thin air .
We use a 2:1 salt
epper load. Even when you only "wing 'em" they sneeze themselves to death in under 40 wing flaps..... Follow me for quartering, butchering, and taxidermy tips.
I used to have to buy Winchester .22 Rat Shot cartridges for my 90yo Father-In Law. His weapon of choice was a Bunt-Line (9"...?) Ruger Single Six. He'd wing shoot them and make it look easy. I hear the Bug-A-Salt guns work well for the Carpenter Bees too.
It's not necessarily a bad thing to have the neighbors thinking you are several bricks short of a full load. They don't waste your time with their Libturd drivel and keeps their crumb crunchers out of your yard. Blasting coyote howls on my game caller on full moons helps also.
