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  • One trap to catch them all! This mosquito trap catches 1000s of mosquitoes and it is very easy to make. This is a DIY homemade mosquito trap that actually works!
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  • @marquisbean1752
    @marquisbean1752 Год назад +792

    All of the smart mosquitoes have subscribed to this channel to stay ahead of the game.

  • @LukeSilva64
    @LukeSilva64 10 месяцев назад +119

    Yeast, Sugar, warm water, black bucket and Dawn soap. Got it! Thanks so much!

    • @djbryson
      @djbryson Месяц назад +3

      I think unscented dish soap would be better than stinky Dawn soap. It's the C02 that attracts them. Adding a chemical smell might have a repellant effect.

    • @dd___dc
      @dd___dc Месяц назад +2

      No it's the combo of heat AND CO2 when i boil water I notice they start to swarm it

    • @djbryson
      @djbryson Месяц назад +1

      @@dd___dc
      They're attracted in this order: sight, C02, Heat. They also like the protection of a black bucket, and a lid or box. But, that was not my point. My point was about the chemical stink of Dawn dish soap.

    • @backcountrygamer7463
      @backcountrygamer7463 21 день назад

      What if we don’t have yeast

    • @dd___dc
      @dd___dc 21 день назад +4

      @@backcountrygamer7463 you'll get a yeast infection 🤔🤔🤣😭

  • @alisonbamford6723
    @alisonbamford6723 Год назад +349

    If you have any standing water - water butts, bird baths, etc, drop pieces of copper pipe or pennies into the water. The copper kills the larvae.

    • @monicak100
      @monicak100 Год назад +5

      No just algae

    • @andreweslao896
      @andreweslao896 Год назад +7

      Fail

    • @Drjpatino
      @Drjpatino Год назад +25

      Oh that’s why people throw coins in and make a wish lmao 🤣

    • @darlinglinden2212
      @darlinglinden2212 Год назад +3

      Wow thats awesome! I have plenty of copper tubing and pennies lol. I will definitely try it

    • @Andy_Holmes
      @Andy_Holmes Год назад +51

      Pennies since 1982 are only 2.5% copper, 97.5% zinc.

  • @marshamunger6004
    @marshamunger6004 Год назад +25

    This looks hopeful. Living in Tennessee.
    I'm convinced the state bird is the mosquito. 😂

    • @MojoPup
      @MojoPup 18 дней назад +3

      Florida here...hold my beer

  • @funnyfarm5555
    @funnyfarm5555 Год назад +33

    We have a stock watering tank and to keep those pesky mosquitos from breeding in it we keep a couple goldfish in it. Been working good for 30 years. We also provide nesting perches in our loafing shed for barn swallows. It is fun to watch them in the evening as they dart and dive while hunting insects.

  • @rhondavanmeter5015
    @rhondavanmeter5015 Год назад +211

    You made me laugh with the smart mosquitoes - though it does feel like they have taken over the universe in the height of the humid SC summer. 😂 Thanks, Jag, I will be using all these viewer tips.

    • @TheMarioMen1
      @TheMarioMen1 11 месяцев назад +2

      also in S. Carolina and gotta try this bucket trick

    • @loveannbea
      @loveannbea 7 месяцев назад

      Same, that was very funny 😂

    • @johncampbell9812
      @johncampbell9812 Месяц назад

      @@TheMarioMen1yep me too blythewood

  • @tsukasakenzaki5922
    @tsukasakenzaki5922 10 месяцев назад +8

    I appreciate that there's someone else who despises mosquitos and will try a bunch to get rid of them.

  • @boondocksdragon8959
    @boondocksdragon8959 Год назад +25

    Omgosh if this tactic works here in Mississippi, you'll be my new favorite person, Mr. Singh!! 😂✌🏼💚

    • @robertomoreno8195
      @robertomoreno8195 2 месяца назад +5

      10months have gone by… did this work for you?

  • @farheenakhtar9101
    @farheenakhtar9101 9 месяцев назад +103

    Used this inside of my apartment and within 2 days, mosquitoes were all but gone. It was worth the bit of smell. I also started using coils to keep new ones out at windows and entranceway. Will use this technique again towards the end of summer! Thanks!

    • @zacklarez
      @zacklarez 7 месяцев назад +1

      Coils?

    • @coolmonkey5269
      @coolmonkey5269 7 месяцев назад +7

      y dont u use window mesh

    • @renel7303
      @renel7303 4 месяца назад +3

      ​@@zacklarezmosquito coils. Think incense to repel mosquitoes. It's in the shape of a coil, about 6-7" diameter. You light one end and it smokes like incense. Usually has citronella in it. Sold in camping department and sometimes garden department. They do work.

    • @djbryson
      @djbryson Месяц назад +4

      @@renel7303
      They work, but should not be used indoors.

    • @dd___dc
      @dd___dc 11 дней назад

      Those coil don't work well they have to be no wind in order to work but there is always wind

  • @kwd-2023
    @kwd-2023 Год назад +55

    "The whole universe will be in danger", hilarious!!!

  • @Sasklahoma
    @Sasklahoma Год назад +106

    You’ve only made one error in judgment. Mosquitoes don’t go to outer space. They are from outer space.

    • @zenr9378
      @zenr9378 Год назад +3

      😂

    • @zenr9378
      @zenr9378 Год назад

      😂

    • @chirigringo777
      @chirigringo777 10 дней назад

      Yes they do, too get their friends and relatives and let them know about the stupid people of earth

  • @pvp6077
    @pvp6077 Год назад +22

    I'm in Canada Zone 5 and in the last couple days the snow finally melted and the mosquitos are already up. In fact we had a couple buzzing around while there was still snow on the ground. Can't catch a break.
    Rip to the local birds but I'm about to deprive them of an early food source, at least on my own property. I got a whole jar of yeast and plenty of brown sugar, I'm ready to take out every mosquito that even thinks about coming over here

  • @ronnie-being-ronnie
    @ronnie-being-ronnie Год назад +22

    I have a tip for gnats that swarm your face.
    Put on a hat and put something tall in it. The annoying pests actually go to the top of the target (you are the target), and thus will stay clear of your face.
    I know it sounds stupid, but I tested it in my pasture. It worked. I was stunned.
    For black flies (biting fly that is bigger than a gnat, and smaller than a housefly) spread a product called “Save the Baby” wherever your clothing ends…collars, wrist, sleeves…as well as around your hairline. They like those protected margins. The product is similar to Vicks vapor rub, but works better. I don’t know why. I tested this in upstate NY and Virginia. It works.

    • @devalue7064
      @devalue7064 Год назад +5

      i guess it's time to get a pointy wizard hat and become Gandalf with insect warding skills.

    • @xcaluhbration
      @xcaluhbration Год назад +6

      @@devalue7064just be careful about your robe color choice, might give your neighbors the wrong impression 🤣

    • @Ieperstew
      @Ieperstew Год назад +2

      So Robin hood hat? There was a purpose other than looking dandy?

    • @ronnie-being-ronnie
      @ronnie-being-ronnie Год назад +4

      @@Ieperstew Interesting to consider, the reasons for things like that feather in the cap, too!

    • @nancyhellein1712
      @nancyhellein1712 3 месяца назад +2

      I guess I'll get out my DUNCE CAP. I knew it would need it one day!!

  • @cindytennessee
    @cindytennessee Год назад +43

    Jag, I am a mosquito aphrodisiac. They are the deadliest predator of humans. I thank you for your experimentation and helpful information for ridding my yard of mosquitoes. 😊

    • @privateassman8839
      @privateassman8839 3 месяца назад +7

      Same. Went outside for 15 mins, ended up feeding 23 generations of the fuckers

    • @Aman-uu7vi
      @Aman-uu7vi Месяц назад +3

      same for me. But my wife is like a mosquito repellant and I end up attracting all the fuckers and get bitten

    • @dd___dc
      @dd___dc 11 дней назад

      @@Aman-uu7vi they say the color your wearing and the type blood makes them more attractive to a person

  • @jodi-bethfelton3696
    @jodi-bethfelton3696 Год назад +26

    There is a product made of only garlic called Mosquito Barrier or Garlic Barrier. You mix with water in a sprayer or spray bottle and it smells like garlic bread for an hour but that fades and no mosquitoes! They are repelled by the allicin in the garlic. You have to reapply after every rain.

    • @coolmonkey5269
      @coolmonkey5269 3 месяца назад +1

      can we apply garlic to our skin also.
      bcz i dont like ddet

    • @djbryson
      @djbryson Месяц назад +2

      I've tried the garlic spray, it doesn't work very well. The black bucket yeast rig seems more effective. C02 rigs are the most effective, but very expensive, and seem to have mixed results.

  • @vickiherman2746
    @vickiherman2746 Год назад +31

    How often do you recommend changing the bucket water?

  • @llamasugar5478
    @llamasugar5478 Год назад +288

    It’s really important for us to do this now, at the start of mosquito season. I shudder to think how many new mosquitoes just *one* female can make; every one we can eliminate now means many fewer later.
    Thank you for sharing!

    • @lindashankle9645
      @lindashankle9645 Год назад +12

      Considering that only the PREGNANT misquitos bite, plus she produces 100 - 200 eggs at one time, we really need to get started right now to stop those girls. Every time I slap one of those girls I must remember that she's smarter than me because her other sisters are producing an army to combat against this human and other humans. Jag, thanks for being our teacher. You deserve the highest medal for RUclips Teacher of All Times. Now I don't need to call 1-800-I-Just-Got-Bit.😊

    • @il400
      @il400 Год назад

      We need to kill every single mosquito ON THIS PLANET

    • @mranon42023
      @mranon42023 Год назад +5

      @@lindashankle9645 pregnant?? they lay eggs LMAO

    • @garymartin7369
      @garymartin7369 11 месяцев назад

      @@mranon42023
      Maybe she's lookin' in the mirror.
      Oh!
      No I dih-int!

    • @il400
      @il400 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@Taze00 this is mosquito apologist propaganda
      Completely untrue

  • @rosemariefernandes6600
    @rosemariefernandes6600 Год назад +98

    Thanks for researching & sharing your findings with us. That's very kind of you

  • @SweetChicagoGator
    @SweetChicagoGator Год назад +51

    Thx Jag for helping us alleviate these dangerous and pesky insects. Lots of bird houses on the property helps a lot, but not enough.

  • @sureshkumar-gy1ye
    @sureshkumar-gy1ye Год назад +28

    Thanks for the well researched simple method without hazardous chemicals.

  • @grvylady
    @grvylady Год назад +27

    To keep mosquitos off of you use lavender lotion & eucalyptus oil. Put abt a quarter size of lotion in your hand, then add abt 5 drops of eucalyptus oil to it. Rub your hands together & then rub it on all your exposed skin, even your neck & face. Works like a charm 😊

    • @SweetChicagoGator
      @SweetChicagoGator Год назад +1

      Are you a parrot? Jag already demonstrated this in the video ! 🙄

    • @grvylady
      @grvylady Год назад +14

      @@SweetChicagoGator Idk what video you watched, but he did not in this video. He may hv in a diff video, but not this one as far as I saw anyway. I was just trying to be helpful, you don't need to be condescending. Have a nice day 🙂

    • @Ravenelvenlady
      @Ravenelvenlady Год назад +9

      I, for one, thank you for this information.💖🌱💖🌱

    • @truepeace3
      @truepeace3 Год назад +2

      Great tip! Will check that out. Thank you. 🌸

    • @vickyneville374
      @vickyneville374 Год назад +2

      Lavender on my skin breaks me out in a rash

  • @shadepottinger
    @shadepottinger Год назад +27

    Lol this video is both helpful and hilarious.

  • @grumpyken9151
    @grumpyken9151 Год назад +63

    this is really interesting, I'll give it a try. you mentioned attracting hummingbirds reduces the mosquito population, but so will attracting bats. I had never seen bat houses before I moved to south FL. they are great to have around as one bat needs to eat its body weight in flying insects every day!

    • @DaisyCreekFarms
      @DaisyCreekFarms  Год назад +16

      Yes attracting bats also reduces mosquito population!

    • @SuperManning11
      @SuperManning11 Год назад +8

      How do you make bat houses? Or can you buy them?

    • @grumpyken9151
      @grumpyken9151 Год назад +5

      @@SuperManning11 I'm sure someone probably sells them, but the forestry service has plans online www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb5292123.pdf they are fairly straightforward in design, you are simulating a space between bark and a tree which is where they naturally roost

    • @hmh3808
      @hmh3808 2 месяца назад

      @@grumpyken9151thank u!

    • @SarahBearah2023
      @SarahBearah2023 24 дня назад

      TRUE!
      They're nesting
      in our chimney.

  • @poozizzle
    @poozizzle Год назад +15

    This will change my backyard forever thank you!

  • @SweetChicagoGator
    @SweetChicagoGator Год назад +9

    Fabulous hummingbirds ! TFS Jag !😊

  • @dmaifred
    @dmaifred Год назад +12

    Microbats do a fantastic job at my property in country Western Australia. I can see them at dusk over the dams. I need to build some bat boxes.

  • @tatten8266
    @tatten8266 10 месяцев назад +2

    THANK YOU! & Thank You to the views who gave you those tips. This year in MA they have been horrible with all the rain! They have been blood letting me every time I step outside. I just bought the Mosquito floats for the lava and put out yesterday. I have them in clear bottles, so have to change that to black. I'm still getting bit while waiting for the cycle to reach the point where this takes them out. Now I don't have to wait & can use your yeast trap too to get the ones alive now.

  • @gerhardhiemer2786
    @gerhardhiemer2786 11 месяцев назад +11

    Hi thanks for the hinter. Tool me 5 minutes to set it up. I had the bucket standing in corner filled with plants and was wondering why all those mosquitos came out of it when I removed a plant. Many thanks for the dead pests. Only a dead mosquito is a good one.

  • @heidiquayle5054
    @heidiquayle5054 Год назад +52

    it's great because the thing I hate about gardening and being outside the most is the mosquito bites! Definitely will try this!

    • @sonialinsey8083
      @sonialinsey8083 Год назад

      Mosquitoes don’t bite me, kinda forget they exist lol.

    • @katwilliams2950
      @katwilliams2950 Год назад +5

      It helps to use a lemongrass soap or add lemongrass oil to your lotion. Lemon grass is true citronella.

    • @fluoridaman2332
      @fluoridaman2332 11 месяцев назад +5

      @@sonialinsey8083 then why are you here?

    • @djbryson
      @djbryson Месяц назад +1

      @@katwilliams2950
      I've seen mosquitoes land on citronella. Plants like Marigolds, Lemongrass, etc seem to have very little effect.

  • @starlakelsey2782
    @starlakelsey2782 Год назад +4

    We rarely notice mosquitoes in our back yard. We have huge number of hummingbirds. It is early in season and only the scouts are here yet. Today the mosquitoes ate me up. The always go for me before anyone else. I have changed my shirt to a white one. I have put up additional hummer feeders. I am going to change out water in bird bath. Then I think I'll try the trap.
    Thanks for the tips!

  • @bentramer6835
    @bentramer6835 Год назад +20

    Thank you. It’s spring now in NY and the mosquitoes in my yard makes gardening somewhat challenging. I will definitely be trying this. 👩‍🌾

    • @4nciite
      @4nciite Год назад +5

      Use beets instead, they contain geosmin which is used to trap mosquitos for research, its at least a hundred times more effective than carbon dioxide or octenol for luring mosquitos, put some beet peels in your bug zapper as well and watch them swarm to it, between the black bucket and the bug zapper, its easy to eliminate a whole cycle in a days time.

    • @jannh29
      @jannh29 9 месяцев назад +2

      @@4nciite Thank you. so very much for telling us that beets attract mosquitos. I had no idea. Now I will research this to learn more about it and try it.

  • @markchop6237
    @markchop6237 Год назад +35

    How long will the water solution last before drying up or do you replace it every few days.

    • @grandprairedan6095
      @grandprairedan6095 Год назад +1

      My guess it that it may last 5 days before we have to get new stuff.

  • @thatellen
    @thatellen 10 месяцев назад +13

    I am soooo going to try these traps out- thank you! And btw, if you get bitten, we have found that a dense paste of baking soda (w/ water) tends to soothe the itch for good- I usually put a tiny blob of paste right over the center of the bite, then place a band-aid over it to keep the paste on, usually for at least a few hours. It seems the most popular itch/bite products have the active ingredient of sodium bicarbonate, so this is how we came to try this remedy out :).

    • @MarySchipke-dg7dg
      @MarySchipke-dg7dg 9 месяцев назад +3

      Far better to "bleed-out" all of the anti-coagulant, parasites, and other disease vectors by nicking the bite with an Exacto knife blade. Squeeze until it bleeds clean. No more itching or diseases.

  • @prebenkul
    @prebenkul Год назад +22

    so how long does this last before the yeast stops producing co2? does it stop when the water gets cold? Do you need a warming matt underneath the bucket?

    • @carktok
      @carktok 11 дней назад

      To maintain the trap’s effectiveness, you should replace the yeast and sugar mixture every 1-2 weeks. This ensures a steady production of CO₂ to attract mosquitoes

  • @terrystevens8890
    @terrystevens8890 Год назад +7

    Awesome video Jag ! Thanks for sharing!

  • @zodiacfml
    @zodiacfml Год назад +33

    for really stingy catchers out there, i use a dark pail/container which I fill with water which I use to water a few plants. Once I see multiple larvae, that is the only time I completely drain the container to water the plants.. while it is not an mosquito but a larvae killer, their reproduction is reduced.

    • @carktok
      @carktok 11 дней назад +1

      I read if you dump water containing larva, that larva could survive dormant for seasons and get rehydrated if they happen upon a wet patch under a heavy rain.

    • @gantz4u
      @gantz4u 2 часа назад +1

      I got one with a black sock and a piece of window screen. Supposedly the mosquito will land on the side of the wet sock, lay eggs, the larvae will go into the water and once they hatch they are stuck under the window screen that sits slightly above the water line. SO FAR nothing but its only 3 days old. Another option is to leave some standing water with some mosquito dunk in it as a gravid trap. Im about to research what mosquito larvae like to eat to see if I cant bait the gravid 1's in.

    • @zodiacfml
      @zodiacfml 29 минут назад

      ​@@gantz4u thanks. I realized a few days or weeks ago that I don't get mosquito larvae in my traps/pails of water at all. I'm not 100% sure whether mosquitos got smart enough to avoid our house or they got eliminated in my area. I think haven't seen flying mosquitos in several months

  • @fatherrussell5303
    @fatherrussell5303 Год назад +90

    I loved this video so much!! You have literally saved me a pint of blood this year.

  • @martinschiller3298
    @martinschiller3298 11 месяцев назад +3

    You are saving humanity brother. Be blessed.

  • @name.terrie
    @name.terrie Год назад +8

    Thanks for the update.
    Best wishes!

  • @sonyabarkwell6077
    @sonyabarkwell6077 Год назад +5

    Love watching you!Taking lots of notes!I enjoy your channel keep it coming,you always bring joy to my day!

  • @joeyhardin1288
    @joeyhardin1288 Год назад +9

    Someone that hates mosquitoes as much as I do. Thank you. God Bless and stay safe.

  • @arlendavis
    @arlendavis Год назад +5

    Love your sense of humor. Thanks for sharing this info. I am going to make use of it.

  • @gracefire7
    @gracefire7 6 дней назад

    I just watched 3 of your videos, liked them ALL, and thank you for sharing all of these excellent tips!

  • @Eva_M444
    @Eva_M444 Год назад +7

    Thank you for the close up proof that you got ‘em!

  • @rosewood9839
    @rosewood9839 Год назад +6

    Your hummingbirds are beautiful!

  • @TheGreatConstantini
    @TheGreatConstantini Год назад +10

    I put out two spartan mosquito traps, one on each side of my four acres. Have not had a single mosquito bite ever since. In the hotter part of the summer you need to add a little extra water to them. But by the end of the season the traps are so full of mosquitoes that it is a black sludge. I suspect it is the same as what he made but cost $20 for two. I also out mosquito pucks in the stream the goes through the property. Great video.

    • @EMVelez
      @EMVelez Месяц назад

      I just read that it’s not available to residents of CA

  • @bakerfx4968
    @bakerfx4968 Год назад +17

    Lol impressive that you kept a (fairly) straight face while talking about our new insect overlords

  • @joanies6778
    @joanies6778 11 месяцев назад +15

    My bird bath gets fresh water daily, just in case larvae were left overnight. A few years ago I added a solar fountain thinking they would not lay their eggs in moving water, but they come out when the sun goes down. So, changing the water daily is a must.
    Also, I walk around my property and make sure anything containing even an inch of water gets dumped or covered. I will try this solution because with all the rain we've been getting, occasionally things get missed and they are out of control right now. Thanks!

    • @corkiejean1995
      @corkiejean1995 Месяц назад

      Even dead leaves on the ground and the center cores of flowers hold enough water for mosquitoes to breed

  • @thefall-downkings6556
    @thefall-downkings6556 Год назад +36

    Beware of super-intelligent intergalactic mosquitoes, lol. Love it! Educational and funny. Thanks!

    • @halburd1
      @halburd1 Год назад +1

      those are called vampires

  • @awaitingSaint777
    @awaitingSaint777 8 месяцев назад +28

    I really enjoyed the explanation for the need of larva traps. I started using those this year for the first time and it's made a tremendous difference.

  • @RRCaddick
    @RRCaddick 18 дней назад

    I watched your first video and was so disappointed cause I was sure this would work. Really glad to see the proper way of doing it! Thank you so much

  • @AmanAngel126
    @AmanAngel126 Год назад +6

    You have great videos and really helpful subscribers! I love the community you have attracted. Blessings ji

  • @anapaulacrawford5837
    @anapaulacrawford5837 Год назад +10

    Oh dear lord 😳! If I got mosquitoes 🦟 I live 400 feet from a lake and when this time of the year arrive.... it's sad ! I guess not anymore! I am going to do this traps .
    Thank you so much 😊

    • @ellet4103
      @ellet4103 Год назад

      Good to know. This will be my first year living next to a pond (probably about 400 feet away) I guess I will need to make these traps. I didn't know that about hummingbirds, either. I loved them already--now I have one more reason.

    • @jelly8594
      @jelly8594 Год назад +1

      What's your verdict of the mosquito trap?

    • @hawjhawj5251
      @hawjhawj5251 18 дней назад

      Updates?

  • @TriggaTreDay
    @TriggaTreDay Год назад +66

    Perfect timing! Thanks for not giving up on this well needed experiment. I will be setting up traps this weekend. Also how long should you let each trap sit before you refresh it? And wow thanks for the white shirt trick. I didn’t know that they didn’t really care for really light or bright colors. I’m going to do some more research on that to see if there is a color that they don’t like at all.

  • @tayloriginals999
    @tayloriginals999 11 месяцев назад +2

    3:32 Little did I know when I clicked on this video I was going to learn how to save the universe!!! awesome!

  • @iishuffle28
    @iishuffle28 11 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you for vanquishing our mortal enemies.

  • @TheTruthPlease100
    @TheTruthPlease100 Год назад +53

    Thanks so much for the info! Will use it! This also may help a bit also. Put a snug clear bucket in the black bucket so you can just pull it out to see them in the water. Use a strainer to see how many you got. The soap also is a nuro- poison so it dissolves their soft tissue as well as clogs their breathing ports.

    • @choomanfoo
      @choomanfoo 6 месяцев назад

      The clear bucket is a great idea. Thanks!

  • @mertz7305
    @mertz7305 Год назад +7

    Informative AND hilarious. Well played sir. Well played.

  • @Ded-Ede
    @Ded-Ede 8 месяцев назад +2

    Interesting experiment and great results. Thanks for doing them.

  • @mvblitzyo
    @mvblitzyo 9 дней назад

    looking forward to this experiment .. thanks so much ..

  • @septembercindy
    @septembercindy Год назад +27

    I live in Florida and mosquitoes 🦟 are really bad right now.

    • @herekittykittykitty6637
      @herekittykittykitty6637 Год назад +4

      Yes they are! I will be trying this today.

    • @meaghanorlinski8464
      @meaghanorlinski8464 Год назад +8

      Bat boxes! Find what eats them and support those creatures. Mosquitoes are the basis of many food chains. This is like a spring buffet for many creatures that eat them. If we don't support the animals that eat them, then we throw things off.

    • @SweetChicagoGator
      @SweetChicagoGator Год назад

      @@meaghanorlinski8464
      Yes, bats & birds & yeast water. Kill em all !!

    • @Craig.catfish
      @Craig.catfish Год назад +1

      Same as Australia

  • @spdaltid
    @spdaltid Год назад +39

    Great Info! Here in Thailand there are more than plenty of mosquitos - My family and I have suffered Dengue Fever and Chikungunya [crazy name but a terrible disease] . I've tried most commercially available anti mosquito devices - even gas warfare with a home fogging machine! Thanks to you Jag, I'm going to the hardware store tomorrow and getting a black bucket or three! And, I'm also going to have to change my predominately black T-shirt wardrobe I guess.... 😅

    • @resonantstorm771
      @resonantstorm771 Год назад +13

      I'm on the rainforest side of Hawaii island. Very wet here, mosquitoes thrive year round. I read about mosquitoes being attracted to black / dark colors and started working in white long sleeve shirts and it did make a noticable difference. Plus a white shirt is cooler than black in the sun, which absorbs more heat.
      Bad breath and body odor also help mosquitoes find you faster, so I always brush my teeth and wash up before heading outside.

    • @suzannehartmann946
      @suzannehartmann946 Год назад +6

      Yep in the south of the USA white and light colors especially in the summer very popular. Also makes it easier to see the mosquitos to swat them lol.

    • @muthusamim3630
      @muthusamim3630 5 месяцев назад +1

      Did it work?

  • @ambermartin2931
    @ambermartin2931 8 месяцев назад

    Nicely done my friend. Thanks for the demonstration.

  • @thehturt5480
    @thehturt5480 8 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for sharing!😊
    I shall try this trap next year, I can't wait.

  • @k8barkley
    @k8barkley Год назад +13

    You had me laughing so hard!!!!
    Thanks for this helpful educational video!!

  • @elliotlake1882
    @elliotlake1882 Год назад +6

    Thank you for your service to the universe!

  • @tammym4280
    @tammym4280 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you also for the info on hummingbirds.

  • @NoSuffix
    @NoSuffix Год назад +2

    Wow, nice experiment. Will definitely try this soon.

  • @dr.masquesretroelixir5360
    @dr.masquesretroelixir5360 Год назад +10

    Jag is the Bill Murray of mosquitoes 😀

  • @gigidahl1664
    @gigidahl1664 Год назад +4

    Thank you I'm going to do that 😊

  • @222mmax
    @222mmax Год назад +2

    Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and wisdom and skills. God bless you

  • @AbuelaBenitez
    @AbuelaBenitez 11 месяцев назад

    Great info. I am headed out to the store immediately for supplies.

  • @galedavis3198
    @galedavis3198 Год назад +13

    Thank you sir, love the information you share with us.

  • @dmitrimikrioukov5935
    @dmitrimikrioukov5935 Год назад +33

    There is actually an organic variant. Instead of all those chemicals, put a paradise fish (cold-water alternative to the betta) in the bucket. One such fish eats thousands of mosquitoes in nature. Some people make ponds with them in their gardens for this purpose.

    • @grumpyken9151
      @grumpyken9151 Год назад

      what chemicals lol? dawn? yeast is a living bacteria and brown sugar is the least processed sugar. the mosquito bits and mosquito dunks that are so effective are a bacteria that infects and kills the larvae, of course fish will eat them too. nowhere in this video were any chemical pesticides mentioned or used

    • @sonialinsey8083
      @sonialinsey8083 Год назад +16

      All the chemicals like…yeast? And sugar?

    • @zodiacfml
      @zodiacfml Год назад +3

      @@sonialinsey8083 😅😅

    • @otapi
      @otapi Год назад +5

      I guess the fish kills the larvaes, not the grown up mosquitos like this trap. So, I would use both...

    • @denofpigs2575
      @denofpigs2575 Год назад +1

      ​@@sonialinsey8083 No... Borax and insect spray. He mentioned them in the video.

  • @Whistlewalk
    @Whistlewalk 2 месяца назад +1

    Love the conspiricy theory angle.

  • @davidmorin7939
    @davidmorin7939 Год назад

    I will try these suggestions, thank you!

  • @JL_Loki
    @JL_Loki Год назад +58

    Thanks for this idea, sir . Living in a country where Dengue and malaria is pretty common, this is very helpful. I will try this to lessen mosquitoes in my home.

    • @gigiscrafts1259
      @gigiscrafts1259 Год назад +2

      Be careful if you have dogs.

    • @romanszefler7479
      @romanszefler7479 Год назад

      Ivromectin works for malaria

    • @lauramann8275
      @lauramann8275 Год назад

      ​@@gigiscrafts1259 what will it do to the dogs?

    • @mdl3015
      @mdl3015 Год назад +3

      ​@@lauramann8275 the same that happens to humans if you drink soapy water. It burns your throat and stomach.

    • @gaminijayasinghe2380
      @gaminijayasinghe2380 11 месяцев назад

      I too wants to know more about this to reduce especially the Dengue mosquitoes who kills the humans.

  • @sassytherabbit
    @sassytherabbit Год назад +14

    I was just planning on making a batch of my anti-itch cream. Maybe if I try this, I won't need it this year. :) I'll also be planting more flowers to attract more hummingbirds. Thank you for the great tips!

    • @Isalsero1
      @Isalsero1 20 дней назад

      What is your recipe for anti itch cream please?

    • @sassytherabbit
      @sassytherabbit 20 дней назад

      @@Isalsero1 I make a paste out of coconut oil and baking soda. Maybe 1/2 cup coconut oil and a few teaspoons of baking soda. Then I add a few teaspoons aloe that I blend at home (I think store bought is ok). Then about six drops each of tea tree and lavender essential oil, and a few drops of vitamin e. I buy a bottle of liquid vitamin e, or you can use vitamin capsules and squeeze the fluid in. :) It will be a little runny, so you take a little of this and put it on the bite and let it dry there before wiping it off with a damp cloth. If you have a lot of bites, an Epsom salt bath provides relief as well.

  • @dmondregarner7963
    @dmondregarner7963 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you bro!!! Very good video, the best I have ever seen for mosquito traps. 👍🏾

  • @noninoni9962
    @noninoni9962 Год назад +2

    I will DEFINITELY try that after the mosquito spray from tonight's spray truck wears off!! I live next to a SWFTMUD drainage creek -- in Florida -- so it won't be long!! At least it's April and we are in the dry season, other than weekly "cold" fronts bringing a bit of rain here and there, so they aren't real bad -- YET!!

  • @sarahmaula9134
    @sarahmaula9134 Год назад +3

    This is a great thank you…

  • @ketannirmal6941
    @ketannirmal6941 Год назад +3

    I am successfully used simple electric mosquito Catcher lamp available in market ( with usual violet light leds and 5 volt air suction fan design ) only trick - addition is coating wild forest honey layer on surface above led every three four days , this works great because sugar is critical mosquito diet and aroma of miracle food honey.

  • @ODDySEEy
    @ODDySEEy 10 месяцев назад

    I came across your video and was curious. I stayed because your humor about mosquitos taking over the universe made me laugh. Good video.

  • @ConnieDavis-fn7nz
    @ConnieDavis-fn7nz 17 дней назад

    You have a great sense of humor! I'm trying all of them because I live by a swamp anything will help!

  • @k-9lover5349
    @k-9lover5349 Год назад +3

    Thank you.. 💯

  • @USNveteran
    @USNveteran 10 месяцев назад +3

    I never heard about using a black bucket but will try that. Right now I have a mosquito magnet in my backyard & it's been running since early spring. It caught a lot of them in the beginning but there aren't many now. I just bought some Sparta mosquito traps and will be checking them after 30 days. Was using a blue bucket but will go buy a few black ones and put mosquito dunks in them as they have always worked. Thanks for the tips. FLY NAVY!!!

    • @msnicoledarling
      @msnicoledarling 7 месяцев назад

      What’s a mosquito magnet?? My backyard needs help from all the bugs!!

    • @slawomirlech950
      @slawomirlech950 5 месяцев назад

      See, mosquitoes are getting smarter.

  • @karmelicanke
    @karmelicanke Год назад +2

    I had rain barrels in the garden near the house. When they are full of larvae easily seen swimming near the surface, I'd squirt some liquid soap into the barrel making it impossible for the larvae to breathe and they die. Mosquitos will use open water in broad daylight to lay eggs which hatch in a day or two.

  • @KP-wu5bg
    @KP-wu5bg Год назад +77

    Consider setting up bat houses. Bats are natural predators to mosquitoes.

    • @K-Zone
      @K-Zone Год назад

      And bats carry a lot of diseases. And they're not good in the city either. No thanks.

    • @rajib8231
      @rajib8231 Год назад

      Bats spread virus

    • @P2Zip
      @P2Zip Год назад +2

      Don't they have to be up around 12 feet off the ground?

    • @elisabetk2595
      @elisabetk2595 Год назад +2

      Mostly a myth, as bats greatly prefer larger insects. Still good to have around. But for mosquito control, encouraging birds is a better bet. Purple martins, cardinals, and various LBJs (little brown jobs - like chickadees) are a few that eat mosquitos.

    • @celtisafricana4984
      @celtisafricana4984 Год назад +2

      Spiders, dragon flies (larvae are monstrous predators of mozzie larvae)... encourage an environment where the mozzie predators thrive

  • @carolwilson4603
    @carolwilson4603 Год назад +5

    That's is hilarious! Mosquitos taking I've the universe!! Thanks for the info!

    • @carolwilson4603
      @carolwilson4603 Год назад +1

      Typo.. mosquitoes taking OVER the universe..

  • @KevinFitzMauriceEverett
    @KevinFitzMauriceEverett 3 дня назад

    Thanks for sharing.

  • @quiltedbrownie
    @quiltedbrownie 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you so much for this informative & humorous video.

  • @Raycheetah
    @Raycheetah Год назад +7

    For personal defense, you can also tuck a scented dryer sheet somewhere into your clothes; the belt works best as it is about mid-level on your body. The scent interferes with the skeeters' ability to detect you. =^[.]^=

  • @rosarioesteban4792
    @rosarioesteban4792 Год назад +47

    This video is so informative! It's not easy to deal with mosquitoes and this trap looks like it does the job really well.
    I would love to do Spanish subtitles for this video so I can share it with everyone I know!
    I work doing translations and subtitles for content creators and it's the best thing ever.
    If this is something you'd be interested in, please let me know!
    I can do Spanish subtitles for this video for free as well, that way you can see if you like them and if you'd like me to do more in the future!
    Sending love from Argentina,
    Rosie

    • @holland89241
      @holland89241 Год назад +6

      if you click on CC to turn on Closed Captioning and then you click settings, auto translate you can select Spanish and MANY other languages

  • @pknagaraju1964
    @pknagaraju1964 Год назад +2

    Smart observation and application ❤😊

  • @markalexis5343
    @markalexis5343 11 месяцев назад

    Thanx. This was helpful to me to make one for myself

  • @esthersdaughterlong8149
    @esthersdaughterlong8149 Год назад +10

    Thank you Jag.
    Very helpful information. You had me laughing when you talked about smart one's taking over the planet.

  • @sobreaver
    @sobreaver Год назад +3

    Thank GOD we have this guy watching our backs on mosquito takeover ;)

  • @alibern4199
    @alibern4199 Год назад +1

    Hmmmm great idea. Thank you for the update.🙏🌟🙏

  • @user-dn4sc6sr4w
    @user-dn4sc6sr4w 11 месяцев назад +1

    You're funny and I'm very happy that you are sharing your knowledge. Thank you

  • @TANOCA17
    @TANOCA17 Год назад +6

    How frequently should we renew the mixture in the trap? Many thanks for sharing.