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BEEL NETS

*Available Soon*

Three colors to choose

Black

Black

Black

Beel Net with diamond shaped head catching a mouse-like creature in a corner

Green

Black

Black

Beel Net with netting folded over the frame, holding a mouse-like creature until ready for release

Pink

Black

Pink

Beel Net releasing a mouse-like creature outside and unharmed

Testimonial: Scuben Atellet / Region 3 of 5

Reptilian hatchling appears like mini-T Rex blocked from escaping by a Beel Net

We have been chasing these feisty reptile hatchlings for many Light Passings.

Reptilian hatchling caught in the Beel Net. The tip of a blue tentacle is holding the Beel Net.

With the BEEL NET, I easily caught this one in the breakroom.

Struggling Reptilian hatchling being held safely in the Beel Net

I like how you can flip the Net part over the frame part to trap and hold.

Reptilian hatchling released from the Beel Net. Hatchling looking toward a squirrel-like creature

I am very glad to finally be getting these bitey creatures out of the building.

"You do not need to have tentacles to use the BEEL NETS."

Testimonial: Rand / Fernley, Nevada

Rand behind the counter at Lowe's catching a large Desert Spiny Lizard in the cabinet below register

The store people chased it through the counters for 20 minutes.

The Lowe's Lizard in the Beel Net is larger than Rand's hand.

Lizard easily caught with the BEEL NET.

The Lowe's Lizard being released from the Beel Net outside where it can find its way home

I was glad to get this Desert Spiny out of the building.

Video Testimonial: Kristi / Boulder City, Nevada

You are now aware that the BEEL NET exists

You will begin to notice situations in which the BEEL NET would be very helpful. The sooner you have the BEEL NET advantage, the easier these situations will be - going forward.

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