Sticky Tube Flytraps
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These "sticky tube flytraps" work great in the house or barn. I use cardboard tubes about 2 in. dia. by about 20 in. long. I put regular flypaper ribbons inside and then punch about 35 holes in the tube for flies to enter. The advantage of this design is that the flies are caught inside so you can't see them. I have written the company that makes flypaper ribbons to ask about purchasing the "lure glue", as they call it, so I can paint the inside of the tube without using ribbons. (Lloyd Twite, P.O. Box 52, Carpio, N.Dak. 58725)
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Sticky Tube Flytraps CROPS Insect Control 15-5-35 These "sticky tube flytraps" work great in the house or barn. I use cardboard tubes about 2 in. dia. by about 20 in. long. I put regular flypaper ribbons inside and then punch about 35 holes in the tube for flies to enter. The advantage of this design is that the flies are caught inside so you can't see them. I have written the company that makes flypaper ribbons to ask about purchasing the "lure glue", as they call it, so I can paint the inside of the tube without using ribbons. (Lloyd Twite, P.O. Box 52, Carpio, N.Dak. 58725)
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