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Swarm Science Swarm Lure – Nasonov Pheromone Mimic for Honey Bee Swarm Traps (2 oz Spray)
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Swarm Science Swarm Lure is a scientifically crafted attractant designed to help beekeepers guide honey bee swarms toward a bait hive or swarm trap. By emulating the natural chemistry of the Nasonov pheromone that bees release to indicate a new home, this lure offers a purposeful, research-informed approach to swarm trapping.
What makes it effective
- Mimics the natural Nasonov pheromone to help attract swarms to your trap.
- Long-lasting formula tuned to persist across seasons, reducing the need for frequent reapplication.
- Easy application with a 2 fl oz bottle for precise and mess-free use.
- Backed by years of research and practical field experience, suitable for both new and seasoned beekeepers.
- Designed to work with common swarm trap setups, including traditional hive boxes and larger bait boxes.
How to use
- Apply the lure evenly to your swarm traps to create a detectable attractant plume.
- Place traps 10–15 feet off the ground near the trunk of a tree for optimal visibility and access by scouts.
- Choose trap sizes around 40 L (two 5-frame deep nuc boxes or a similar deep box with an entrance of 1.5–2 square inches) to maximize uptake.
Placement, timing, and practical tips
For best results, position traps in early spring, ahead of the first noticeable swarm activity in your area. Scouts often begin scouting for new homes before swarms depart their colonies. Old comb can be added to traps as a supplementary attractant alongside the lure.
Why this matters
The lure aims to increase the likelihood of attracting more swarms by offering a science-backed cue that bees associate with suitable nesting sites. While results can vary based on local conditions, many beekeepers report improved trap activity when using a pheromone-mimicking attractant in combination with proper placement and timing.
FAQ
Q: What is Swarm Science Swarm Lure, and how does it help my traps?
A: A scientifically designed attractant that mimics the Nasonov pheromone to lure honey bee swarms to your traps; best used with early spring placement near tree trunks.
Q: How should I apply Swarm Lure for best results?
A: Spray the 2 oz bottle evenly on your swarm traps, keep traps 10–15 feet high near a tree trunk, and deploy before the first swarms appear.
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