Bikeman315
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I slap them to the ground with the racket and smash them with a mallet. not kidding, and I learned, THEY ARE SMART. they will hover around me when im near their nest, etc, I stand there with racket, til they get distracted, and turn their back to me and hover, WHACK. then crush.The traps work, but you need to seed them with a few dead bees. Something about the odor attracts them to the trap. They also don't like low vibrations, so I took a set of stereo speakers and a subwoofer and pushed them up against the wall that had the most bees flying in and out. A few hours of European EDM cranked up to 11 encouraged the majority to move elsewhere.
FYI, a .410 shotgun is not very effective. Or rather it would be if you hit them, but you don't get enough spread for a reasonable chance of a hit. A Bug A-Salt-Gun will hit them well, but they laugh it off. Much tougher than the household flies I take down with that.
what is this, amateur hour? Hook your racket to the mains, and get a 110->3000V converter we use for cattle fencing. Note, your rack may not be insulated sufficiently for 3000-5000V.Double A's do alright, but I assume 9v would absolutely fry them