How true LOL!
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Polish hammer
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always good to get started again ??
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ReggieT
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The “worms” are the larvae of wood-boring beetles.Anyone know what these little beggers are? They seam to stay there under the bark forever
Dam good panfish/catfish baits!
jr27236
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Too bad I had a lot of them i would of sent you but they met an untimely end.The “worms” are the larvae of wood-boring beetles.
Dam good panfish/catfish baits!
You'll find those in various sizes under many different species of bark. The ones from white pines are nearly the size of an adult pinky finger and they are loud!
They will reside there until the moisture is gone.
They will reside there until the moisture is gone.
Are they like the big black beetles, about the size of your thumb, that we find under Oak bark? When you pick them up they vibrate and buzz, quite loud, Joe.
ri chevy
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Birds love to eat them. I leave the wood on the ground opened face up. Birds fight over them.
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Not sure what they morph into.
They're not grubs. Beetle larvae of some sort. Great panfish bait.
I put them all in a cup while splitting then on the flat of the bird feeder and they eat them like chocolates, fighting over them too.
I put them all in a cup while splitting then on the flat of the bird feeder and they eat them like chocolates, fighting over them too.
We consider grubs and larvae as one in the same. Is there a different grub elsewhere?
