<p><b>Bee Traps & Solutions for the Backyard</b></p> <p>To keep wasp nests away from your house and immediate yard, set traps in the early spring when the queens are looking for nesting sites. Our bee traps yellow jacket is the best choice.</p> <p>our hornets killer is designed with multiple tunnels, allowing more wasps to enter the trap in all directions, and the wasp will not be able to escape the bee catcher.</p> <p>Bees are very sensitive to yellow, so our bee traps are a good way to attract them, different sizes of holes allow different kinds of flying insects to enter.</p> <p><b>How to Choose Bait</b></p> <p>You’ll never catch any wasps without the right kind of bait—and the perfect lure is wholly dependent on the season. In early spring, when wasps are reproducing, they are looking for protein; later in summer, they want sugar.</p> <p>Position your trap off the ground.</p> <p>You can set your traps out on the ground, but hanging them about four feet high will probably attract and catch more wasps. Find a good tree limb or fence post on your property—one that is at least 10 yards away from your family’s play, work, and gathering spaces—and hang up the wasp trap by its string handle.</p>