Swarm Lure - Scientific Formula Mimics Nasonov Pheromone - Honey Bee Swarm Attractant – Long Lasting 2 oz Spray Bottle

We haven't used this yet, but it came highly recommended by a beekeeper who had used it in the past. Comes in a small pump container but she said that she's had it for years and it's lasted a long time. If it's effective, then it will definitely have been worth the money.

The media could not be loaded. Seemed to work great. Applied lure yesterday. Bees came today!

Put a empty hive on the porch with a spritz of this on the front entrance, had a colony of bees move in within a few days. My only complaint is that the top wasn't screwed on all the way during shipment and about 20 percent leaked out in the package.

Two of the four swarm traps we placed up were successful. Will definitely be using this from now on.

There is a hive on a tree hole, I placed the box next to it hoping they would relocate. Not one bee was attracted to it. I sprayed as instructed and waited a few day. Don’t waste your money, it just doesn’t work

I had a swarm go off in my hive and was 30' above in a tree branch so I pulled out another hive box and put some of the spray inside and around the area and 30 minutes later there was a swarm under the table I sprayed. I set the hive box under the swarm and swept them into the hive, replaced a few frames of brood, honey, food and let set for a while. Yes it did the job of attracting them.

Nothing so far, but will update as needed. Smells like lemongrass oil.

First year caught a swarm within days. As a test year 2 I put 3 traps up without spray. Sprayed 2/3 of the traps and both that got sprayed had bees checking them out within 24 hours. 48 hours later had a swarm in one of them. Highly recommend!