Arthropod pest trapping device, system and method

1. An arthropod trapping device, comprising:

a suspension element;

an engagement section including an extension that extends from the suspension element, the engagement section including an engagement element with a pest immobilization surface, wherein externally facing surfaces of the engagement element have a sticky contact substance to form the pest immobilization surface, wherein all corners, faces, and edges of the externally facing surfaces of the engagement element have the sticky contact substance, and wherein the engagement section has a first engagement section end adjacent the suspension element and a second engagement section end on the opposing end of the engagement section, wherein the engagement section further comprises a fill marker positioned above a center line towards the first engagement section end; and

a contact lead segment formed from a continuous fiber and extending from the extension near an end of the pest immobilization surface, the contact lead segment comprising a first end and a second end, where only the first end of the first end and the second end of the contact lead segment is adjacent the pest immobilization surface, the first end of the contact lead segment extending from the second engagement section end and the second end of the contact lead segment being remote from the second engagement section end, where the contact lead segment is devoid of the sticky contact substance, and where the contact lead segment forms a pest pathway to the pest immobilization surface, and

wherein the suspension element, the extension, and the contact lead segment are formed from the continuous fiber.

2. The arthropod trapping device of claim 1 , further comprising a chemical lure.

3. The arthropod trapping device of claim 2 , wherein the engagement element includes the chemical lure.

4. The arthropod trapping device of claim 2 , wherein the contact lead segment includes the chemical lure.

5. The arthropod trapping device of claim 1 , wherein the engagement element further includes a pesticide.

6. The arthropod trapping device of claim 5 , wherein the contact lead segment includes the pesticide.

7. The arthropod trapping device of claim 1 , wherein one or more of a chemical lure and a pesticide are applied to the arthropod trapping device.

8. The arthropod trapping device of claim 1 , wherein the first end of the contact lead segment that is adjacent the pest immobilization surface is positioned at a center of the engagement element.

9. The arthropod trapping device of claim 8 , wherein the contact lead segment comprises a surface treatment enabling traction.

10. An arthropod trapping device, comprising:

a suspension element;

an engagement section configured to hang downward from the suspension element, the engagement section including a pest immobilization surface extending over substantially all of an exterior portion of the engagement section with externally facing surfaces of the engagement section having a sticky contact substance to form the pest immobilization surface, and wherein the engagement section has a first engagement section end adjacent the suspension element and a second engagement section end on the opposing end of the engagement section, wherein the engagement section further comprises a fill marker positioned above a center line towards the first engagement section end, and

a contact lead segment devoid of the sticky contact substance of the engagement section, where the contact lead segment is formed from fibers and hangs downward from the engagement section from an end of the pest immobilization surface, the contact lead segment comprising a first contact lead segment end and a second contact lead segment end, where the first contact lead segment end is adjacent the pest immobilization surface and extends from the second engagement section end, and where the second contact lead segment end is remote from the pest immobilization surface and where the contact lead segment forms a pest pathway to the pest immobilization surface, wherein the engagement section further includes a pesticide.

11. The arthropod trapping device of claim 10 , further comprising a chemical lure applied to the contact lead segment.

12. The arthropod trapping device of claim 11 , wherein the chemical lure is further applied to the engagement section.

13. The arthropod trapping device of claim 10 , wherein the engagement section includes a first card and a second card.

14. An arthropod trapping device, comprising:

an engagement section configured to hang downward from a suspension element, where the engagement section has a first engagement section end adjacent the suspension element and a second engagement section end on the opposing end of the engagement section; the engagement section further comprising a fill marker positioned above a center line towards the first engagement section end, where the engagement section is substantially covered on an exterior surface with a sticky contact substance to form a pest immobilization surface, wherein the engagement section includes a pesticide; and

a contact lead segment being devoid of the sticky contact substance of the engagement section, the contact lead segment formed from fibers with a first end of the contact lead segment extending from the second engagement section end and a second end of the contact lead segment being remote from the second engagement section end, and where the contact lead segment forms a pest pathway to the pest immobilization surface, and

wherein the engagement section and the contact lead segment include a continuous fiber.

15. The arthropod trapping device of claim 14 , wherein the sticky contact substance is formed from a mucilage.

16. The arthropod trapping device of claim 14 , wherein the contact lead segment includes the pesticide.

17. The arthropod trapping device of claim 16 , wherein the engagement section includes a chemical lure.

18. The arthropod trapping device of claim 14 , wherein the sticky contact substance is a non-drying substance.