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Low-maintenance traps from RESCUE!® offer non-toxic means of controlling insects both outdoors & indoors.
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This trap uses a food-based lure and color proven attractive to fruit flies. With more holes and a higher concentration of attractant, our exclusive design is proven to catch adult fruit flies at least eight times faster than competitive traps.
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Powered by all-natural essential oils, this GoClip® protects your personal space from mosquitoes, biting flies and ticks. Creating a zone of protection around you and your family, GoClips eliminate the need to spray or apply DEET protectants and last up to two weeks.
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Add water, subtract flies. We've got outdoor fly control in the bag with our best-selling Disposable Fly Trap. Get rid of multiple common nuisance and filth fly species with one fast-acting, easy-to-use trap.
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TrapStik® uses our exclusive VisiLure® technology to lure paper wasps, mud daubers and carpenter bees with appealing colors and a multi-dimensional pattern. Insects are drawn to it, then get stuck on the adhesive surface. Bird guards keep other wildlife safe.
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As one of our longest-serving employees, Vladimir has handled a huge number of our Reusable Yellowjacket Traps before they go out the door to customers -- both as a Production Assembly Worker, and now as a Shipping Lead.
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They're big, fuzzy, buzzy... and a little bit clumsy. One's an important pollinator, while the other does costly damage that outweighs any pollination benefits. Here are some key differences between carpenter bees and bumblebees.
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