RESCUE Wasp Trap – TrapStik VisiLure® Scent- and Pesticide-Free, TSW-BB6-C

The RESCUE TrapStik for Wasps uses proprietary VisiLure® technology to attract wasps, mud daubers, and carpenter bees with alluring colors and a multi-dimensional pattern, without the need for potentially harmful sprays or chemicals. Insects attracted to the TrapStik's colors and patterns get stuck to its adhesive surface. Glue Guards surround the sticky surface to protect birds, bats, and other small animals, reducing unwanted catches. Odorless, pesticide-free, and weather-resistant, the trap captures queens and workers from spring to fall, and can be placed near a nest to reduce its population, making subsequent spraying safer.

VisiLure® Technology — chemical-free visual attraction
The TrapStik relies on a highly effective visual lure: a pixelated pattern on the adhesive surface mimics visual signals that naturally attract wasps. No food bait or chemicals are needed to attract targeted insects.

Glue Guards — safe for birds, bats, and small animals
A barrier (Glue Guards) surrounds the sticky surface of the trap, reducing the risk of birds, bats, or other small animals coming into contact with the glue, while maintaining its effectiveness against wasps.

Odorless, pesticide-free — safe for the environment
The trap operates without emitting odors and without using pesticides, making it a safe option near areas frequented by people and pets.

Weather-resistant — effective for up to 3 months
Designed to withstand outdoor conditions, the TrapStik maintains its effectiveness for several weeks outdoors, regardless of the weather, and lasts up to 3 months or until full.

Captures queens and workers — from spring to fall
Effective throughout the active wasp season, the trap captures both queens and workers, helping to reduce populations before they become established.

Can be used near a nest — reduces population before treatment
The TrapStik can be placed near a nest to reduce its population, making any subsequent spraying safer for the operator.