Customer Reviews for Harris Cricket Traps (2 Pack)

Traps caught one only cricket in each trap. Yet there were still crickets in my house. It seemed like the crickets could sense the dead one and then would not enter the trap. I wasted a lot of money on these traps. I had to manually kill them. UGH! These traps do not meet my expectations.

Worked well. Thanks.

These seem to be a great way to trap crickets and so much better than using a toxic bug spray. I was constantly hearing the crickets in my house but couldn't find them and had been spraying haphazardly in the areas where I thought the crickets were located. But within a few days of laying the Harris traps I had five crickets stuck inside. No more chirping in my house! I have extra on hand now for the next invasion. I highly recommend these.

Worked fine. No more Crickets

Did ok. There are better brands out there.

My first trap filled up completely with crickets ! The little buggers did not stop chirping. I had to have my bug guy spray behind and beside the cabinet that I knew they were living and apparently breeding under. About three days later the chirping stopped. After a week I looked in the second trap and there were Dozens of tiny baby crickets as well as a few medium and large ones. Apparently, the bug spray finally did the trick and the traps helped clean up the escapees !

This product did not catch, nor even attract any crickets.

Glue traps work if they in a path that crickets frequent. This box has two traps in it which is confusing since title of ad says 25 glue traps. I guess you could fit 25 crickets on one trap due to size. I have owned this for about one month and caught 5 crickets in one trap, and the other remained empty. Still it works when they try to walk across as they get stuck.

have a bad cricket problem in the basement, bought these cricket traps, put them out for over a week in a area with mant crickets- they don't work at all and didn't get 1 bug with them- so don't waste your money on this product, just buy any regular glue boards for nice, they work the best- forget these trap they are garbage.

I set it up in my room because crickets during the summer become a pain. Not only did it never catch anything over the whole month, I was watching crickets walk around it and climb over it instead of into it. The only way I can see it working is if the floor is made of crickets.

These cricket traps surely must be someone's idea of a practical joke. The few crickets I watched made a wide detour around these things. I even tried to coax a cricket into the trap, practically chasing him/her across the kitchen floor. No interest whatsoever. I finally just cut away everything but the sticky panel, placed a couple of these outdoors, and managed to snag two crickets (in three weeks) that randomly landed on them. Could have accomplished the same with equivalent square inches of exposed scotch tape.

Placed 2 in my basement and they worked well. no more crickets after 2 weeks.

Two of the many traps we bought caught some of the crickets in the garage in two days, but the traps also caught two lizards that tried to eat the crickets. We didn't want lizards to die, so we removed the traps. The rest of the cricket population is still in the garage. The traps inside the house didn't catch anything. We finally used Raid to kill the crickets, which were chirping more and more loudly in every room in the house. They were also hiding behind the dryer.

Bought this to get rid of a cricket in my attached garage. Caught it quick and got a few bonus "bugs". It's like a sticky board with a roof. Wish they carried these in the store.

Still haven't caught any crickets. .I'll keep checking it daily .

I was impressed because it caught a scorpion too! Very sticky and happy with my purchase.

Bought a two pak as a test. After about two weeks they are almost full of camel crickets. Going to buy the economy pak as it looks like I have more crickets than I thought. Better than spraying the basement with insectide every week. Somebody said these traps don't work. My traps work great! Maybe that person didn't remove the seal from the sticky board? I did notice that the crickets hit the traps every few days they are not consistent. Maybe a change in the weather brings them out? I'm surprised the local store (in NY)doesnt carry these traps.Mail order only. 'A picture is worth a thousand dollars contest?' Who wants to look at a bunch of dead crickets on a sticky board?

flat box you assemble... has sticky stuff on bottom.. placed one in den..about 6-8 crickets got stuck.. have not checked the other trap yet.

Have had it for a week. Caught several crickets, but then again my cricket problem wasn't that bad to begin with. The key is I haven't noticed a cricket in my house in days, and that's a good thing. I had 4 of these tucked away under furnitures in various places. Even my golden retriever loved it. I came to write this review because the irresistable lures attracted my dog and he chewed up and swallowed one whole trap.

These worked well for camel crickets. It took a few days before I saw some in the trap, but the traps were very good.

This is a great product. I would recommend it to anyone.

I still have crickets in my home, which I continue to kill on occasion. It has been a week since I put the trap out, and it has not caught a single cricket. It has been completely ineffective.