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Unpack the Trap Components

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Get rid of Japanese beetles without poison chemicals or sprays!

What happens here

The host unpacks the Spectracide Bag-A-Bug Japanese Beetle Trap. It consists of two yellow plastic pieces that interlock to form the top structure, a plastic collection bag, a green twist tie, and a small, sealed scent packet (lure).

Goal: Remove the trap components from their packaging, including the two yellow plastic interlocking pieces, the collection bag, and the lure packet.

What they say

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little tool okay so this is a Japanese bug a bag from specter side I'll post a link down the video description I order them by the case guys I think this case was somewhere in the neighborhood of 70 bucks you need them if you're gonna have fruit trees and you're going to try to control these animals or critters without any kind of sprays this is your answer right here it's a holistic way I guess of caring for your fruit trees and we don't want to use sprays here on the farm so we'll show you how this critter goes together real quick it's real simple I've had one hanging in the tree here for about I don't know three or four hours something like that you're gonna be amazed at how many beetles are already in there and as soon as I this little scent packet you'll start seeing beetles come to me this is the scent packet we'll get to that in just a second so the trap comes with these two little plastic critters right here and all you do is take them apart there's a slit right there and a slit right here this is kind of complicated for me when I first saw it I was like her houses go together okay here's how it goes together see these two dots these two dots they just slip them together just like that that's exactly how they go together now your bag is gonna hang now I can hang this way or this way it doesn't matter but we've got these holes here

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