Carpenter Bee Trap - No Jar Design

Description

Female boring bees chew circular holes through wood to make individual galleries to lay eggs and protect their larvae as they develop. They are particularly inclined to build their galleries in soft, unpainted and worn wood, although some species may prefer hardwood. Wooden structures on the property, like decks and fences, are also prone to boring bee infestations.
These work to save your wood structures without using pesticides that harm other useful insects. Honey bees will not go into the holes so you are not harming them. When bee enters the bottom, just leave it as the smell attracts others. When ready to empty just unscrew the bottom window and empty
Traps are made from untreated pine . Comes with hanging hardware , these really work!