How do you deal with Brown marmorated stink bug?

Answer 1

Being an invasive species and an agricultural pest, best to do away with them.
I bred a large colony of assassin bugs to prey on ones I had around.
Spiders are good for that also, even preying mantis.
I ban pesticides on my properties for keeping bees, too many natural ways to deal with pests.
A few good bugs:
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Answer 2

Don't squish them or vacuum them because, well, phew! They are really slow and don't react quickly, so if I see one (in the fall when they are trying to come into your house to warm up!), I use a clear plastic cup and a heavy piece of paper. I put the cup over the bug and slowly slide the paper under the cup. The dumb bug would climb right onto the paper. Of course keep the paper on the cup, flush the toilet and when the water is swirling, move the paper and shake the cup and away it goes!

Answer 3

How do you deal with them? Open up Trump's book, Art of the Deal and learn to deal with all kinds of stinky bugs like Kim Jong Un.

Answer 4

Make him your new pet and best friend and call him Bob.

Answer 5

Put them all in your sisters room.

Answer 6

I smash every one that I see.

I've also allowed black widow spiders to build their webs in areas near my Brassica plants. Their large messy webs catch some stinkbugs.