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We're completely invaded in NH - best trick I've learned is leave a shallow pan of water in kitchen with desk light shining on it all nite - rinse and repeat ev
by MarkMMullin 9y ago
We're completely invaded in NH - best trick I've learned is leave a shallow pan of water in kitchen with desk light shining on it all nite - rinse and repeat every day :-(
- fredleblanc 9y agoAlso in NH here. I’m going to try this out this summer. Luckily we “only” get about 5-10 per day in the hotter months so far.
- tclancy 9y agoSame here. We moved to a new house a few years ago and was hoping they’d stay at the old one, but no luck. Also: hey Fred!
- adventured 9y agoVariations of this trap are the easiest way to catch them: http://www.thebugsquad.com/stink-bugs/stink-bug-trap/ http://www.thebugsquad.com/stink-bugs/stink-bug-trap/ There are a few different similar approaches around the web if you dig. You simply chop the top segment off a large plastic soda-type bottle (2 or 3 liter), invert it inside the body segment, tape it in place, put an LED light in the bottom, and set it out at night (or ideally in an attic where they may be entering). They go into the trap and can't get back out. Automatic stink bug collection device.