What is a wax trap?

and WASP trap is a method used to remove wasps that are present in your yard. It is not a permanent solution to remove wasps, but gets them under control until you can find and remove the wasps. WASP traps are usually used to remove yellow jackets and hornets because they are very aggressive in defense of their nests, resulting in stinging. There are two types of traps that are used for the main contamination of the wasps; Bait and water. They are user -friendly, but are not very effective in removing large populations of wasps. The trap of baits uses chemicals to attract attention and attract them. Heptyl Butyrate is the most commonly used chemical because it is very attractive for yellow jackets. The bait should be changed every six to eight weeks or more time if the outside temperatures rise. Summer and autumn usually lead to a large amount of work wasps, which helps reduce the colony population. During these months, change the bait every two to four weeks because tEplots are higher and the wasps are more numerous.

The water trap is a home trap that is made using 5 gallons (18.92 liters) of bucket, strings and protein baits such as ham, turkey, liver or fish. It is as effective as the bait trap and stands approximately the same in stocks. If you want to create wax traps, fill the bucket with soapy water and hang the bait from the chain of about 2 inches (5.08 cm) above the water. When the wasp loads the bait, it naturally flies down and falls into the water where it drowns.

For a problem with smaller wasps or bee, a simple homepps for wasps can be effective. Cut the soda plastic bottle in half and place the top of the upside down in the lower half. Glue it all over the way so that the wasps cannot escape. Fill the wax traps for about half an inch (1.27 cm) of honey or maple syrup, make sure you wipe a little to the edge of the trap to attract the wasps. Strike holes on the sides and hang upE is a chain.

Spring is the best time to start capturing wasps, because there is a higher probability of capturing the queens when it builds their nests. This time frame lasts approximately 45 days. During this time, it is best to place at least one ACR trap. As the population of wasps of workers increases during the summer and autumn, more wax traps should be added.