Catchmaster Tree Banding Insect Barrier 6Pk, 15oz Pails, Lanternfly & Ant Traps, Outdoor Adhesive Crawling Insect Trap, Glue Traps to Protect Trees, Fruit & Plants

The product is great. It takes care of unwanted ants at my Hummingbird feeder. Everything worked out well. The product is great. And the Amazon service and delivery was outstanding. I made a mistake and pushed the wrong review selection. Outstanding delivery person.

Bugs are stuck! Managed to get it on my hands - Goof Off cleaned up the mess.

I am trying this product for the first time against Gypsy Moth caterpillars. So far, it's working well. I may need to buy some more to keep the pests under control. If the product continues to save my trees I would be inclined to offer a total 5 Star rating across the board. The only negative I have: my "kit" did not come with a spreader. I used a putty knife. Clean up is a little difficult. This stuff is really sticky - which is what you want, but cleaning up is tough. I used gasoline on a paper towel.

This sticky tree works great. My only complaint is that it has doubled in price in the last two years.

If you’re a beekeeper looking for Tanglefoot, but are having trouble finding it, this is a good alternative. It helps keep the ants from entering the hive. Just don’t find it as sticky as Tanglefoot and it seems to melt in the sun easier than Tanglefoot.

Fast and easy to apply

I am using this for insect banding on my fruit trees. I found it almost impossible to find my first choice, Tanglefoot. This stuff is working great and it was cheaper. Unless you are going to be using this 15 oz. tub for a orchard, you will probably have enough for a very very long time !

My oak trees are large and it took 4 tubs just to do a band around 2 of them. I suggest you wear rubber gloves as it is very sticky and you will get it on your hands. Good thing is a couple of washings with Dawn dish soap will remove it. We have gypsy moth caterpillars very bad and they crawl up to the product but will not cross it. So we end up with caterpillars that try to go up and ones going down. So you then have to spray them with an insecticide such as Ortho Bug B Gone to kill them. So you are better off just using plain old duct tape to do the same thing at a lower cost to stop them from going up or down the tree.