Carpenter Bee and Wasp Traps

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The RESCUE! Carpenter Bee TrapStik is designed to catch carpenter bees (as well as wasps and mud daubers) - a pest often found around wooden structures. Carpenter bees bore holes into houses, fences, decks, patios, and other wood surfaces to build their nests, causing potential damage.

RESCUE!'s exclusive VisiLure technology is the key to attracting these targeted insects. The trap's colors and patterns, hidden beneath the glue, draw carpenter bees, wasps, red wasps, and mud daubers, enticing them to the sticky surface where they become trapped and eventually expire.

Unique features of the TrapStik include:

Weather-Resistance and Odor-Free Design: The trap is designed to withstand the elements and operates without the use of any unpleasant odors or chemicals.

Easy Installation: The TrapStik can be hung right where the carpenter bees are causing damage, making it a convenient solution.

Thoughtful Design to Reduce Non-Insect Catches: The trap's Glue Guards create a barrier around the sticky surface, minimizing the chances of catching non-target creatures.

Eliminate Carpenter Bees without Killing Agents: The insects are naturally lured to the trap, without the need for sprays, odors, or other potentially harmful agents. The trap is effective in catching both queens and workers, from spring through fall.

Prevent Property Damage: Carpenter bees and mud daubers can cause significant damage to wooden structures. The TrapStik offers a solution to stop this problem before it starts, without resorting to harmful chemicals.

Made in the USA: RESCUE! is committed to designing and manufacturing the safest and most effective pest control solutions for homeowners. The company is proud to produce its products in the United States.

In summary, the RESCUE! Carpenter Bee TrapStik is a versatile and thoughtfully designed solution to combat the nuisance of carpenter bees and other wood-dwelling pests, while prioritizing safety and environmental considerations.

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