Swarm Lure - Scientific Formula Mimics Nasonov Pheromone - Honey Bee Swarm Attractant – Long Lasting 2 oz Spray Bottle

Looks like it worked i did 2 sprays in the box 1 on the outside entrance every 2 weeks

It worked for me. I applied it as directed to three different traps starting in early April, reapplying every 7-14 days. I caught one swarm in mid-May. This may seem like a not-great success rate to catch only one swarm out of three traps, but the area I live has a VERY low population of honey bees, and I've never caught a single swarm before, even when using the brand-name "swarm commander" lure. So the fact that I did catch a swarm using this lure is impressive. Overall I'm very pleased with the effectiveness since it worked when the other lure I've tried in previous years did not.

I thought this so I could lower one of my swarms in. It didn't work. Probably my fault. But I will definitely try again this April lol I'll use it to bait my swarm traps. I have a feeling my swarm traps are not quite high enough but sometimes they settle down low. I will keep trying.

2nd year trying and no luck yet I'm sure soon as I buy more bees ( mine failed to over winter) I'll catch one.

I had a swarm go off in my hive and was 30' above in a tree branch so I pulled out another hive box and put some of the spray inside and around the area and 30 minutes later there was a swarm under the table I sprayed. I set the hive box under the swarm and swept them into the hive, replaced a few frames of brood, honey, food and let set for a while. Yes it did the job of attracting them.

I caught several good swarms with this lure works well . bees can smell it and come quickly . easy to use only takes a couple of spray last several weeks . can bait multiple trap all summer long

Excelente

Does not attract any insects but ants. Used throughout the season at different strengths and applications. Does not work period. Even attempted to used with captured bees, they showed zero interest.