Are these used to catch crickets?
1139136
If a cricket lands on it, yes, it will be caught, however, there's nothing about the board that would attract crickets except for other caught insects.
1139137
If you have a cricket problem and they get stuck, yes, but so you're aware, they only would get stuck to the trap, they don't kill them.
933579
I used them twice and really can't say they work. I did not catch anything. I was fishing at my dock.
1825475
I think they would be great. I love mine. I bought them specifically for bird watching and they are great, you can be just 5 feet away and still look at the birds even closer with those binoculars. They also have great magnification for longer distances and they are small and lightweight, which would be nice at the ballpark.
161460
Yes. They are sand filled, perfect for when there is not a batting cage to warm-up.
1789827
Hi I did not try on them. It defenetly does not work on any of the birds we tryed it on
2283402
Yes, these traps are for CASEMAKING clothes moths. I wish the packaging would say that.
1876355
They are good..! don't worry about wind they are firm and staying good. We use for cricket. For that price it's superb.
1627553
Some nats are too small to catch. But catches a lot. I have two one inside and one out. They do a pretty good job.
1395509
I don't believe it is. All I have caught so far is lizards and small birds. It will work I believe. Pads are real sticky
2000636
Baseballs and goofballs are fine. Not really familiar with cricket ball if it like an american baseball yes I hit into it at close range kinda like a mini batting cage and it's fine. I don't know how to use it for cricket. Hope that helps enjoy it
1418271
Yes, I use them for voles in my yard and garden beds. I caught over 20 last year. I complement it with mouse baits in my ivy and edge of my yard that abuts some woods.
1152621
I don't think so. I might try it, and their wings are so delicate they might get injured. I have no fear of attempting to catch them in my hands. They don't bite. Since it is long, you might be able to "guide them out" a window perhaps. :-) I just never attempted it so I am not sure. Possibly the smaller little moths might do better than a Monarch or Swallowtail butterfly. And I am always surprised, knowing how delicate spiders are, when I open the brush, how fast they run away and seem to be OK. If you do catch spiders, remember not to drop them on the ground. They can easily be killed that way. People don't know they travel long distances with the thread they weave and sail through the air with it. Just dropped, they can die. Hope this helps.
581710
I doubt it. The traps supposedly have a pheromone that attracts roaches but the ones I got didn't attract anything.
1132837
I think it will work perfectly. You can only catch one at a time with this trap, but it great for those extra small critters.
928678
We use them for softball. They are bigger than a baseball but not add big as a softball. Work really good!
1173753
This item was specifically designed for trapping bedbugs from climbing up to your bed and suck your blood. I have never tried them for catching any other insects. There are ant traps sold out there. Perhaps you should get them for this purpose.
1429239
Yes, crickets will absolutely not be able to get into your ears with these in.