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09-17-2018, 07:31 PM
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The struggle is real! I have had luck with both of the traps! The clear swinging hinged door type did not work well until I drilled several small holes in it, serving both the double purpose of air flow for the little guy, but also to let the nutty aroma make it's way to any passers by.
Here is the back of one of the packs. I don't remember if there is anything printed on the other side - not sure I ever opened one of these back in the day, and I have blocked out all memories of the post disaster cleanup! Would have been cool if they would have thrown a nice player picture on one side of that oversized card! 
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