Carpenter bees The website is well constructed with lots of helpful information about carpenter bees, which was my main issue. They have bee traps, bait, and rubber tipped corks for closing up nests. They have a plethora of products to suit your needs, but I think the best part is that they explain how to use the products for maximum effect, plus the array of bug facts to increase your knowledge and help you combat bugs more effectively.

These bee traps are amazing These bee traps are amazing. They work well and are easy to use. We have redwood posts that carpenter bees love and these traps have been a life-saver for us. Over the last month, I've caught hundreds of these wood destroyers and our population is now almost non-existent and my honey bees are happier for it. Easy to order, product arrived quickly, and easy to use. Thanks so much! PS...I have photos of all the bees I've caught, you wouldn't believe how many there are.

Bee bait applied, waiting for wood bees to "take the bait" and Buzz Off! I ordered the wood bee bait cream and 2 oz spray bottle and it was received promptly USPS Priority mail as stated. I applied the bee bait in the wooden bee box plastic cup and waited. Our several wood bees have continued their buzzing and wood drilling, they do not seem to be "taking the bait". We have another bee box out back, but the bees no longer buzz outback. Perhaps I'll move the box up front. Thanks for your bee bait product, still hoping it will take affect soon. K Thie

Newer 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.

7 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!