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Where does one find Bee's Wax for sale?
- Thread starter Big Bubba Daddy
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Big Bubba Daddy
32 Cal.
Oh... you know where I can find one of those... a wife that is :rotf:
Hooked up with a local bee keeper I met once via email, we are meeting up this Wednesday, he is selling me 20 pounds worth at $1.75 a pound!
Hooked up with a local bee keeper I met once via email, we are meeting up this Wednesday, he is selling me 20 pounds worth at $1.75 a pound!
Big Bubba Daddy
32 Cal.
Update and nice score :grin:
Met with the local beekeeper today I mentioned, came home with quite a bit of beeswax for $20
Not bad eh...
Met with the local beekeeper today I mentioned, came home with quite a bit of beeswax for $20
Not bad eh...
jtmattison
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That's a good score.
How do you plan on cleaning it up?
HD
How do you plan on cleaning it up?
HD
Big Bubba Daddy
32 Cal.
No idea... new to all this, anyone have a suggestion?
Why would someone have to clean it up?
Seems to me that a few extra bee antenna and bee feet and wings wouldn't cause much of a problem with shooting it downrange.
In fact the wings might make the ball "fly" further. :grin: :rotf:
Seems to me that a few extra bee antenna and bee feet and wings wouldn't cause much of a problem with shooting it downrange.
In fact the wings might make the ball "fly" further. :grin: :rotf:
paulvallandigham
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You can use coffee filters, or cheese cloth as a strainer. Just put the filters or cheesecloth in a metal strainer, and pour the liquid beeswax through the filters. I have also done this with paper toweling when I didn't have the other kinds of filters. Its doesn't work as well, but it works. :hmm: :hatsoff:
