GET RID OF CARPENTER BEES THE FUN WAY !! SHOOTING AND RELOADING "BEE SHOT"

Here I use my customized reloads and a revolver to eradicate some carpenter bees. People use exterminators and fly swatters but this method is WAY more fun.
The Bees do a lot of damage and we have other great pollinators that don't eat my fences and outbuildings. Bumble Bees and Carpenter Bees ARE NOT THE SAME. Bumble bees DO NOT nest in wood. So it's open season on the destructive Carpenter Bee.
Don't try this unless you are an experienced and seasoned reloader and shooter.
Try at your own risk !!
If you live in the city or have neighbors close by. I just wouldn't !
Thanks for watching

[@mandograssable]

Wonder if one of those salt fly guns might kill them. This looks like fun but too much trouble.

[@slayerarrow]

The bug assault co2 knocks them down.

[@Omegadoomship]

I tried making some using corse coal slag for sand blasting. Works great.

[@Eden_Quest]

Interesting to see and hear what other people have used. I figured the tumbling media I use would be "easy" on the gun barrel. Thanks for watching

[@Omegadoomship]

Eden Quest I chose to use coal slag because you can buy it in big 50 lb bags for $10 at tractor supply. I do a lot of sand blasting and it’s something I had on hand. It doesn’t take much. I load them into .45 colt cases. I have a ton of brass cases for it so I said what the heck I’ll try it out. It’s a heck of a lot cheaper than CCI Shot shells. I could also load some .44 mag or .357 mag but I don’t have as much brass for either.

[@Eden_Quest]

Very good info. Thanks for sharing Kyle

[@ej7447]

I had my primers backing out and then was reminded to drill out the primer holes when using reduced powder loads and problem solved.....thanks for the crushed walnut tip.

[@Eden_Quest]

Thanks for watching and happy shooting