How To Make A Simple Carpenter Bee Trap | Dad Deals

Looking to keep those pesky carpenter bees away from your home or garden? In this step-by-step tutorial, we'll show you how to create a simple yet effective carpenter bee trap using household items. From identifying the signs of carpenter bee activity to constructing and deploying your trap, this video covers everything you need to know to safeguard your property from these wood-boring insects. Save your wooden structures and furniture from damage with our practical and eco-friendly solution. Watch now and say goodbye to carpenter bee headaches for good!
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Attractant Recipe:
1 Tbsp Sugar
1 Tsp Vinegar
3 Tbsp Water
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[@T_J_Fishin]

The best idea and works ❤came to me by an older gentailman that i encountered at the local Ace hardware in Tennessee. He said if you use the traps, it's great but I needed to make a long bench out of a WEATHERED OLD railroad piling like they put under the tracks. This will give them someing to dig in rather than my ceader paneled house .... IT WORKS FLAWLESS 😊

[@DadDeals]

😂 so a bait bench? but what happens when you now have hundreds of them?

[@T_J_Fishin]

@DadDeals they EVENTUALLY end up in the trap it just keeps them from choosing the house

[@brianreeves902]

I'll have save this one. Those damn things have taking a like to my shed over the past couple years. Been looking for something to do about em. I'll give this one a try.

[@porschadominguez8262]

Thank you !!! My husband told me I was crazy when I told him that I put caulking on the post to trap the bees because I had seen bees fly into the 6x6 fence post (pressure treated).I showed him on line but he insisted that the information was not true, and that he remembers drilling those holes a while ago. I became annoyed because he started to think that I was a looney tune and that this was non-sense. Well, well I stumbled across your video and as soon as he had seen the holes in the wood, he sat down to watch the rest of your video. I know it may sound crazy, but stranger things do happen!

[@phillyfathead]

Very well done!!!

[@DadDeals]

thanks!

[@MaMa-qh4dy]

Thanks Dad! I will give it a try instead of trying to hopelessly swat them out of the air.

[@NativeVirgo]

I tried hitting one with a racket and 20 others dove themselves into my body. 😕 Fuzzy psycho's

[@liljoeii6091]

That is a awesome idea thank you so much

[@my3sonsnh]

Thanks and I just built two of them from old logs and your secret attractant recipe. Time will tell! Those side entry holes look more like 1/2" than 3/8". Am I right?

[@petermedera8807]

got any tips for wasp/hornet/ yellow jackets?

[@DadDeals]

flamethrower

[@trishazeigler92]

Look up boric acid for wasps, etc

[@Antney946]

4:52 Those metal edges are dangerous and may harm the bees. Think about tiny warning signs.

[@mishawakafire]

Yes good idea 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@angryenvironmentalist]

Way to be a cruel ecocidal sociopath.