Jiles said: (quoted from post at 13:11:35 05/15/14)
D beatty said: (quoted from post at 17:54:48 05/15/14) I have put mouse poison down their holes with go results. But I wouldn't use if I have pets running around yaed. I have shot them with .22 cal. shell shot.
Yes I have killed quite a few with shell shot.
I have also made a couple of bee traps and have caught about 15 but have swatted over 75! I mixed up some Carpenter Ant and Termite solution and spray with a one quart pump up sprayer. What I don't spray while flying, I spray into the bored holes and then fill the holes with Bondo Body Filler. That seems to be the best solution.
If you spray poison in the hole do not fill it up with calk as the poison in the hole will kill a bunch of the pesky carpenter bees. You will find them on the ground buzzing their death songs all summer.
This post was edited by IH2444 at 18:32:22 05/15/14.
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