Rob B.
GB74 carpenter bees captured in <6 weeks!!! The standard Best Bee Brothers carpenter bee traps are an absolute game-changer. After buying our home located in the woods of TN, we were horrified to discover over 4 dozen carpenter bee holes in the eaves of our second story windows. We plugged those holes and repainted over the winter, and then at the beginning of March we hung the Best Bee Brothers carpenter bee traps. Do they work? Heck YES! In 6 weeks, we've captured 74 carpenter bees in the four traps we have, and I've had to empty the traps multiple times. I've seen only two new holes which were quickly plugged and treated. I couldn't be more impressed, and these bee traps are now a permanent fixture on my home.
Joe Paone
GBBest Bee is Best Service Best Bee is Best Service. They are always quick to respond to any concerns or issues that you might have.
JC
GBTHEY ARE RELENTLESS We have carpenter bees - my research indicated that cirtrus would repell them - so far, it isn't working. BUT I had to try! These bees are relentless. Much more gnawing and we'll not have a deck to worry about. Can't tell you if the product is working as bees are still swarming the deck; it may require more treatments.
Deborah R.
GBNewer Design Traps Don't Last As Long as They Should I have been using Best Bee traps for several years. The older design holds up much better than the newer design with the bottom you can open to dump out the bees. After a few years the traps start delaminating. The company told me they should last between 2 to 4 years depending on weather conditions, but I have the older model that has been up a long time and they don't delaminate. Plus, I have wood bird houses that have been up for many years and they are fine. It is something in how these particular ones are made.
Lake Speed
GB7 traps up and 4 have Bees & it's early in season! I have 7 of the traps up now and 4 have bees in them and in the past all will have them pretty soon! My only complaint is you didn't seen directions on how to use them properly. How are we suppose to know when and how to get the dead bees out without letting live ones out as well! The older models had screw off bottles so you could see what you had easier, but they didn't hold up very good. Give us operating instructions you have a good product that works well!