Wood Carpenter Bee Trap - 2 Pack - Outdoor Hanging - Removes Wood Boring Bee

Previous page From the brand Carpenter Bee Solutions: Brian, an exotic animal farmer, built his farmhouse by hand from recycled wood found on his property. After completing his home, carpenter bees began burrowing into the wood. Not wanting to expose his farm and family to toxic chemicals, Brian found existing traps on the market to be ineffective. He observed the carpenter bees and studied their habits to develop a solution. Over the course of several years, he tested many trap designs before discovering the most effective trap - the Best Bee Trap!

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Effective Carpenter Bee Protection: Safeguard your home from carpenter bee damage with our premium wooden carpenter trap. The natural wood and log cottage design not only provide protection but also enhance the aesthetic appeal of your residence.

Enhanced Size and Quality: Our carpenter bee traps stand out with their generous size and superior quality compared to cheaper alternatives. Crafted from natural cedar, it ensures a safe environment for kids and pets.

Safety in Nature: Choose a safe and eco-friendly approach to carpenter bee control. Embrace a natural solution without compromising on effectiveness.

Simple Placement, Maximum Impact: Easily position our wooden carpenter bee trap in key areas such as wooden structures, eaves, patios, decks, or any carpenter bee-active zones. Repel and kill carpenter bees. No complex setup or installation needed, making it a hassle-free, low-maintenance solution for families. Enjoy effective carpenter bee management without sacrificing the beauty of your surroundings.

Troubleshooting Tips: The nature of the bee: During nesting season, male eastern carpenter bees hover and fight to defend their territory. The male has a yellow dot on his forehead and will hover in a spot to defend it from other males, but he does not sting. The female eastern carpenter bee with the solid black head does sting and creates an elaborate nest chamber in wood, depositing eggs and pollen for the larvae. Properly located traps can control your bee problem, but if hanging a trap near an existing bee hole, you may need to plug, caulk, or treat the hole to be effective in that spot.

Questions and Answers: Q: I killed 30 with a tennis racket yesterday, why do I have more today? A: The bees you killed were males establishing or guarding a territory, so what's left are only the females releasing a pheromone to attract a mate. It's better to trap them to evenly trap both sexes.

Q: My trap worked great last year. It stopped working, what happened? A: Chances are your trap has a different resident. Either a wasp or spider is using your trap as a house, so remove them and clean it out to resume effectiveness. Effective Carpenter Bee Protection.

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