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I ordered the SVB that Bushwacker displayed in his Diary that caught 39 SVB....well today, after only 3 days, I checked my traps, there were 6 SVB dead in the bottom of the trap!
These traps are unreal!
I like them so much that I contacted the company and became a reseller, you can find the trap and replacment lures at:
www.extremepumpkinstore.com
Tom

6/24/2009 6:35:07 PM

Connecticut

Your welcome Tom!

6/26/2009 1:25:51 AM

hamilton,Ontario

tom please email me at eng6900@yahoo.com

6/26/2009 10:11:03 PM

Lexington, Ky

39 SVB's?! Are you kidding?! I gotta get me some!

6/27/2009 4:20:04 PM

Owensboro, Ky.

Tom, how many ordered so far, including my two!??? Peace, Wayne

6/29/2009 10:43:23 PM

Windsor, Ontario, Canada

I started using those a few years ago. They are good to see when pressure starts, but they only catch males, so the don't stop egg laying. 39 SVBs or 1, it only serves to let you know when you need to spray.

6/30/2009 1:24:58 PM

Windsor, Ontario, Canada

Plus, each trap is rated for a very large area, so unless your patch is on the order of acres, you only need one.

6/30/2009 1:25:34 PM

Canada

Good Deal!!

7/1/2009 2:19:01 PM

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Wayne,
These are flying off the shelf here bro!
Tom

7/1/2009 9:43:05 PM

hamilton,Ontario

might be a stupid question but if they only catch the males whats the point???? Are the males not attracted to the females????

7/5/2009 11:38:30 AM

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well, I would think that without the males the eggs might not be fertile...how can I put this....I am not a scientist but here it goes anyway....
When a mommy SVB loves a Daddy SVB very much.....lmfao...

7/5/2009 11:48:30 AM

So. Maine

I put a sign on the SVB traps I have , it reads " Coed Trap all are welcome " ...

7/5/2009 10:20:21 PM

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lmao~!

7/5/2009 10:35:38 PM

Windsor, Ontario, Canada

LOL.

Eng6900, the point is to start spraying when you need to, not too early or too late. When you catch one, start spraying.

I suppose not fertilizing the eggs would stop those eggs from becoming a problem....but whats to say they won't get fertilized somewhere else I guess, though it won't stop the females from laying.

7/7/2009 4:32:49 PM