Bee Bait Swarm Lure/Attract More Honey Bees to Your Bait hive

This bee bait was purchased to catch abee swarm. Great value the smell is amazing, has a lemon grass cent. The application was easy to use with a qtip or can use a cotton swab. Catch rate was a succes within a few weeks we caught a swarm on our first try ever.

I've always purchased another brand. Tight budget this year and Bee Bait Swarm Lure was more affordable. I was fairly liberal (more than two drops) on the frames in the swarm trap. Swarm trap went out the first week of June due to cooler temps at the location (7,000' altitude in foothills). Swarm moved in June 26th. My swarm traps are nothing fancy, a plastic Nuc with three old frames. I had two traps out this year. The trap with the Bee Bait lure was the only trap that caught a swarm. I will be using this product again next year.

This stuff does wonders!! i actually got a bee hives setup 2 tiers and i popped drops into the bottom box and spilled it all over the top and the sides then I let it set. once the last snow storm hit I went out there and bam I have a full hive living inside they are doing great. Super stoked I did not have to do anything this stuff pulled them in. I love it !!! I have already recommended using this and people who have come over are pretty impressed the hive just moved in on their own.

This stuff doesn't work at all. Tried to remove a swarm from a dead tree and installed a catch box and applied product to opening and observed for over 1 hour and seen no bees enter hive box, there was drops of attraction and in entrance area. The bees didn't come within 6" of opening. They were attracted more to sugar water than the attractant i purchased.I WILL NOT BUY AGAIN.Mo

Not sure if it works or not. But I know the eye dropper melted and leaked.

Have not caught a swarm yet but it sure smells good. Had a bunch of bees checking out an empty hive set up to make a swarm a new home and the lure was part of the set up. The empty hive I had sitting next to my barn, facing north, and at 3 feet off the ground. So had it been facing south east, and 8 feet off the ground I’m sure it would have some new tenants now.

Works great. Used it to pollinate our fruit trees because it attracts bees. It really works.

Doesn't really work