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www.victorpest.com Have a mouse in your house? This is the ultimate mouse trap! The Victor® Multi Kill™ Electronic Mouse Trap is the fastest, easiest, and most advanced solution available on the market. The latest innovation in electronic rodent control, the Multi-Kill™ Trap delivers a high-voltage shock to eliminate up to 10 mice per setting. Fully Automated, the trap has the ability to eliminate your rodent problem in just 1 night. The Victor® Multi-Kill™ Trap was designed for superior interaction. Two points of entry with a lab tested staircase design lead mice into the Shock N Drop Chamber. This chambers patented 3-plate design senses the mouses presence and sends a high voltage shock to kill mice in less than 3 seconds at a 100% kill rate guaranteed! That means no escapes! EVER! After the mouse expires, the Shock N Drop Chamber rotates, dropping the mouse into the collection drawer, and then resets ready to kill again! It is this technology that allows the Multi-Kill™ to dispatch 10 mice per setting. Safe for kids and pets, the trap features a built-in safety switch that automatically deactivates the trap whenever its door is open. Additionally, its unique tunnel design prevents kids from reaching into the trap. The Victor Multi-Kill™ is easy to use simply bait the trap and turn on. An indicator light tells the user when a mouse has been trapped and when the collection drawer is full. The Multi-Kill™ traps and kills up to 150 mice per set of batteries, which come

Categories : Rodent Trap
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Feb
06

DMD Mosquito Trap instructions

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Video instructions for building a simple mosquito trap. The small bottle contains a sugar and yeast solution as the carbon dioxide produced replicates human respiration. The worn sock contains traces of sweat, which contains lactic acid, ammonia and other trace attractants. See alanstra.googlepages.com for alternative instructions.

Categories : Mosquito control
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Feb
05

Flies be Gone Non Toxic Fly Trap

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  • Color: red / yellow
  • Size: 10″H x 7″W x 7″D
  • Non toxic!
  • Effective even for pesticide resistant flies!
  • Used by US Armed Forces worldwide!

Product Description
Flies are dangerous! In addition to being carriers of filth, flies aid in the transmission of over 65 harmful human diseases, including typhoid fever, dysentery, anthrax and tuberculosis. Now you can live fly-free with the amazing Flies be Gone trap. Used outdoors, Flies be Gone provides a strategically effective perimeter defense over up to half an acre. In high demand by pest control professionals, it is now used extensively on horse ranches, zoos, and near restau… More >>

Flies be Gone Non Toxic Fly Trap

Categories : Flies
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SMALL HIVE BEETLES, Hive Beetle trap filling,installing on honey bee hives.Video,Georgia Beekeeper John Pluta installing Small Hive Beetle traps into beehives.CLICK for more at georgiabees.blogspot.com Controlling small hive beetle numbers lowers beehive stress, possible CCD,a colony collapse disorder symptom Ga Beekeeping hive beetle control. Beekeepers MUST kill the adult small hive beetles before egg and larva stage. Larvae eat thru honey comb in search of bee pollen making honey leak and ferment,called sliming. Bees then abscond from hive leaving a sticky mess even other bees barely rob. To clean up I put boxes over ant mounds to begin removing crud,then a few days in the sun to dry up honey slime. This is going to be a major beekeeping problem if not controlled in states like Florida,Georgia,North South Carolina,Alabama,Mississippi,Tennessee and Louisiana. Other states Will get them,forget cold weather,they winter at edge of honeybee cluster just fine.

Categories : Beetles
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Feb
05

Making a 5 gal. bucket mouse trap.

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We decided to show how we made a 5 gallon bucket mouse trap. From start to finish. Making the trap, catching the mice and then releasing them. We were using the traditional mouse snap traps and noticed that the mice were taking the bait from them. I remembered this trap from when my father in law used it in his house. I figured it would be neat to show the process. There are a few other videos of this trap on youtube with some other variations. I thought we would show the way we made it.

Categories : Rodent Trap
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