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Attach the Collection Bag

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Get rid of Japanese beetles without poison chemicals or sprays!

What happens here

The collection bag has four holes around its opening. Align these holes with the small hooks located at the bottom edges of the assembled yellow plastic pieces. Push the bag's holes onto these hooks to securely attach the collection bag to the trap housing.

Goal: Secure the collection bag to the assembled yellow plastic housing using the small hooks provided on the plastic pieces.

Tools and materials

  • Assembled Yellow Plastic Trap Housing
  • Plastic Collection Bag

What they say

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it has basically a bunch of crazy ingredients that that aren't poisonous or anything like that it's a lure it says Japanese beetle trap to combo lure okay we'll open that in a second once we get the bag ready because when we open that we're gonna start getting bugs we'll hang out with it for a minute just so you see how many Japanese beetles come so these bags come in here and these bags are the traps so the beetle flies in - this critter falls down into the trap and they can't get out okay you need to dispose of the bag once it's full pretty simple you can either dispose of it take it off empty it feed it to your chickens and it stinks just so you know but chickens love bugs they love stinky stuff for sure people are scared to feed their chickens stuff that has mold and crustiness on it moldy bread moldy whatever feed it to a man they love that stuff the nastier it is the more your chickens like it and if it's not ready for them to eat they won't eat it period okay there we go so you put the bag on these little hooks it has four holes in it and then that is your trap okay you will have a bottleneck right here at first when you first set your trap they'll bottleneck right here but eventually you can see they're already flying in my hands and everything they'll get caught right here but

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