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How To “Bag” A Lot Of Beetles
“The Beetle Bagger trap for Japanese beetles works great, but I hated changing the bags out on a daily basis,” says Jim Sipp, Williamsfield, Ill., who came up with a way to use components of the trap to “bag” beetles in a large garbage bag.
  He wired two pieces of 2 by 6 board to a metal T-post and then screwed the top of the trap to the top piece of wood. He wired a 2-ft. piece of plastic conduit to a lower board and feeds the top part of the trap bag into the top of the conduit. A plastic garbage bag is tapped to the bottom of the conduit to catch the bugs that are attracted by the trap’s attractant.
  “It works fantastic. No more stinky bag changes,” says Sipp.
  Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Jim Sipp, P.O. Box 277, Williamsfield, Ill. 61489 (ph 309 696-7989).


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2020 - Volume #44, Issue #5