Alpine Yellow Jacket Replacement Bait Stations
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  • Asked by Melissa
    06/02/2010
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    How big are the Alpine Yellow Jacket Bait Stations?
    The Alpine Yellow Jacket Bait Stations looks to be around the size of a pill bottle.
    A

    You are correct.  The Alpine Yellow Jacket Bait Stations are the size of large pill bottles.  They have holes in the sides that are perfectly sized for yellow jackets to enter. 

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  • Asked by George
    10/08/2018
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    What size are the holes on the Alpine Yellow Jacket Replacement Stations?
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    Per the manufacturer, the holes on the Alpine Yellow Jacket Replacement Bait Stations are 5/8".

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  • Asked by Virginia from Hummelstown, Pa
    07/23/2016
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    Is there a yellow jacket repellent or insecticide for fountains?
    I'm in PA where we're having a heat wave and yellow jackets have taken up drinking out of a small container fountain on my balcony. I'm deathly allergic to their sting. Is there anything we can put in our fountain to deter them or kill them that will not hurt other wildlife, including my cat.
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    The Alpine Yellow Jacket Bait Stations would be a great option for yellow jackets. There are several species of yellow jackets that are not scavengers and would not be attracted to the stations.  You use the stations by placing a mixture of tuna or other food attractant (see below for examples) wi…

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  • Asked by Michelle from Fairfield Ca
    06/24/2014
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    Can birds or hummingbirds get in the Alpine Yellow Jacket Replacement Bait Stations?
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    It is very unlikely that birds would get into the Alpine Yellow Jacket Replacement Bait Stations. However, it is not impossible. If you are concerned about birds getting into the bait stations, we recommend to place them in areas they do not frequent. Also, you could put the bait stations out during…

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