By Experts in the Field The Interceptor Pro Honeybee Swarm Trap features a patent-pending design to capture and save honeybee swarms. Bees are considered key species of biodiversity and they play an essential role in pollinating food crops and wild plants. The Interceptor Pro was specifically designed and engineered to maximize swarm captures and the saving of honeybees. Our revolutionary new design is state of the art in honey bee swarm trapping and is used around the United States by professional swarm trappers. The Interceptor Pro The Unassembled Interceptor Pro The Interceptor Pro is a thoughtfully simple kit to capture honey bee swarms. It is built with a rugged, weatherproof body that is larger than forty (40) cubic liters, allowing you to capture all sizes of swarms. These swarm traps for honeybees come unassembled with all stainless steel fasteners included. Featuring easy to follow instructions for a ten (10) minute, headache-free assembly, our kit includes a hanging nail, tree strap, and hooks (frames not included). Each capture box for bees can hold five standard Langstroth frames allowing for easy transfer. The Interceptor Pro 5 Pack The Interceptor Pro was designed and built for the sole purpose of capturing a honeybee swarm with the intention of saving them. No tools are needed for closures as it features a Snap-In/Snap-Out closure insert. The dual screen and louvered vents give honeybees the ideal amount of ventilation. The Interceptor Pro 5 pack is a great option for individuals who want multiple traps for places such as golf courses, state or national parks, or vineyards. The Complete Kit The Interceptor Pro Complete Kit comes with frames, foundation, lure, and real beeswax coating. Our swarm capture device is perfect for new or less experienced beekeepers. The simple yet rugged design is ready to use right out of the box. Simply add the hanger and your bee box can begin capturing honeybees. The included lure makes it easy to draw bees into your Interceptor Pro. The beeswax coating also works as a swarm attractant so you can capture more bees. Saving honeybees has never been easier! Engineer Designed Beekeeper, Inventory, & Craftsman It has become my mission to help save honeybees across the USA. That’s why I designed an easy and efficient way to capture swarms and easily transfer them to managed hives, where they survive much better. Now saving bees is as easy as 1, 2, 3! Patent-pending design Easy, trouble-free swarm transfer No tools needed for closure Stainless steel fasteners Easy & complete instructions Smart, Thoughtful Design With the purpose of saving honeybees The Interceptor Pro is a cutting-edge swarm capture device. Honey bees are a vital species to our livelihood by pollinating many crops and wild and native plants all across the world. Our lightweight swarm trap is ultra durable and large enough to catch honeybee swarms of all sizes. Insert standard Langstroth hive frames for easy transfer. We are saving bees across America and we invite you to join us! Maintenance-free, durable material Waterproof and UV resistant No Painting is Required Lightweight 42 Cubic liters total volume 20 Cubic liters open space for swarm organization Holds 5 langstroth frames Adjustable ventilation Assembly Instructions (all hardware included) Step One Join the Interceptor halves with 3 - #10 bolts/nuts on each side and 2 - #10 bolts/nuts on the bottom. Start with the two bolts on top (making sure the halves are even on top). Step Two From the inside of the back half, slip the hanger (B) up through the notch and attach with (C) 2 ¼” x ½“ bolts and nuts. Step Three Inset vents (D) from the back half from the outside in ensuring that the louvers are pointing down. Step Four On the front half, insert the closure gate stem in the pre-drilled hole and press in the flush. State of the Art The Interceptor Honeybee Swarm Trap is an incredibly effective, lightweight, and durable swarm trap. Our trademarked and patent-pending design was constructed with your complete satisfaction in mind. Almost everyone can capture and save honeybee swarms.