Rescue TrapStik

The TrapStik relies on a specific visual pattern designed to mimic the natural environment that wasps, hornets, and carpenter bees are drawn to. By utilizing these visual lures rather than scents or pheromones, it attracts target pests without drawing in beneficial pollinators like honeybees.

Yes, the adhesive is specifically formulated to be weather-resistant. It remains effective and sticky even when exposed to rain or high summer temperatures, so you don't need to worry about it losing its grip during a storm.

It depends on the pest you are trying to catch. Hang the TrapStik vertically if you are targeting wasps and mud daubers, or horizontally if your primary goal is to manage carpenter bees.

Because the TrapStik is completely free of poisons, odors, and killing agents, it is a much safer alternative to traditional chemical sprays. However, it is still a sticky trap, so it should be placed in an area where pets and children are unlikely to come into direct contact with it.

The number of traps depends on the severity of the infestation and the size of your space. For most residential yards, starting with one or two traps placed near known nesting sites or high-activity areas is usually sufficient to see a noticeable reduction in pest activity.