Bug Hunting

>>2464237
>debree

Well I bet those bugs have good senses of smell- just look at that huge nose -and it probably likes sugar because who doesn't? But a lot of bugs I would guess do not smell so well and rely more on their eyes or even their antennae for sounds and stick closer to their little habitats.

There's a lot of different kinds so it depends what you want to look for. I know you can grow certain plants to attract some things to your gardens.

I'm interested but I don't know a lot about this.

>>2464449
>huge nose
Literally the bug equivalent of a giant floppy dong to attract females, and fend off smaller males.
The antenna are what insects use to chemorecept.

>>2464237
I've heard of people going out at night with a source of light and being pretty successful.

You should do research on the bugs present where you live, as well. Don't expect tropical beetles.

>>2464237
You cant without a honey permit, goy...only 25 usd

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>>2464237
>hunting
>not trapping