wainzoid
Bronze Member
I thought my boys and I were the only ones to shoot boring bees with birdshot. It dont take long to empty a $10- box of ammo. Misses are few and far between.
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Ha ha. I envy that! The freedoms we have when living out of town are so much greater. Social responsibility, and all that. Peppering your neighbor's house with lead pellets is unpopular. I have a cousin who grew up and lived in the country, and as a teenager spent a summer with his grandmother in town. She complained about the crows that would roost in her big elm tree, raising heck, and pooping all over. Naturally, shooting them from the upstairs window seemed like a perfectly logical solution. He received a good talking to from the local police!
[h=3]Bumble Bee[/h]
[h=3]Honey Bee[/h]
- The bumble bee is 1/2 to 1 inch long; it is stockier than the carpenter bee.
- These bees are fuzzy, furry creatures with black and yellow bands across its body.
- They nest underground; travel from the nest to flowers to gather pollen.
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- about 3/4 of an inch long
- Its head and legs are black; the center of its body (thorax) is furry and pale/yellowish in color; the back end of its body (abdomen) is shiny with alternating dark and orangish/yellowish bands.
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[*]They nest in hives and are an [B]endangered species[/B].
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Honey bees are not endangered. One of the [URL="https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/u-s-lists-a-bumble-bee-species-as-endangered-for-first-time/"]bumble bees was classed as endangered[/URL] last year but no honeybees are on the list.
There are seven Hawaiian native bees listed as endangered but no honeybees.
Yeah well not much chance of hitting a "neighbors" house here. That driveway is 700ft long.That field is 25 acresView attachment 1574027
When all my little nephews come around i give them the badminton rackets , keeps the bees and kids occupied , for just about all day.