(2 pack) RESCUE! Outdoor Disposable Hanging Fly Trap, 1 Resin Trap

These fly traps are the cat's whiskers! Don't wait until the flies get really pesky in August - why let them breed all that time? That just turns 100 flies in 10 million to have to catch! Hang one out when you see the 1st fly, in May or June. If you have a lot of flies like next to a stable or a refuse pile, you might need to replace them once a month. Unbelievably, one trap lasted me all summer this year, but it was full to the top with thousands of flies, and this is the 1st year I've used only one. You won't regret buying and using these! Just make sure you hang them in a sunny location far from the house and people area because they really do Stink with a capitol S!

I never thought that this would work so well. Hung it up away from the deck. It was party time for the flies. That thing filled up and flies were still going in. I bought more. Kept them flies away from me. We started leaving our patio door open. Thinking about hanging one on the other side. Just keep in mind when you go to remove it, it’s a bunch of dead flies. It’s going to stink. Have a bag ready

I’ve not had issues with flies until this year. The first one I bought filled up so fast and started stinking so bad and fast I had to dispose of and ordered a second one. It filled up so fast and I ordered another one then I decided to order two more. I still have one hanging and one not used yet but I will say this the flies have slowly went away.

I live a quarter mile from cattle pastures, so flies are ALL over the place here. Following the simple instructions, I set up the RESCUE! Outdoor Disposable Hanging Fly Trap on June 10th and today, June 21st, it is nearly full of flies with more surrounding it trying to get in. To hang it I ran a zip tie through the top of the trap to make a loop and hung the loop from a clip that slots into my vinyl siding and hung it on the shaded side of my garage. This method worked great for me. I'm not gonna lie, this trap stinks, so be sure to put it away from where you will be spending time, and if possible downwind, but the smell is what brings the flies so it's a tradeoff. I'm about to order several more.

these fly bags are the absolute best! I live out in the country, specifically farm country. the flies are a nuisance. bought a couple of these on a whim. was honestly shocked!! the flies are instantly attracted to it. this product does exactly what it states. does have a bit of a smell so I'd keep it away from any sitting areas. absolutely 5 out of 5 stars. awesome!

This trap is incredible. Within a few hours swarms of flies were around it and in it. Notes: 1. Doesn’t come with string to hang, which is fine, just an observation. 2. If a layer of flies builds up I feel like that blocks the smell, I have found slightly shaking the bag around makes the odor more pungent again.

They Work! We put them out every Spring and have to replace them during the Summer. They kill that many Flys. The bags fill completely up with their dead bodies. We live in the country and are surrounded by livestock. Our yard is large and we place two bags in both the front and back yards. They smell bad... that's what attracts the flys, so keep that in mind when you decide where to hang them.

we live close to a lot of farmland so there are a lot of flies, mosquitoes, etc, but once hanging this up, they have been capture within the bag. Within a week, it almost filled up and I loaded another. it has been working great and we don't see flies coming to our patio door anymore since then, will continue to use these!

Did you recommend this for any barbecue? The only downside is at a emanate a smell that does stink a little bit but if you put it a little further away from where you are having company,, the flies are completely distracted and attracted to the trap.

This definitely attracts flies and does the job. But after 4days to a week of hanging it starts to stink the smell is horrible. If you smell a foul odor in the area you hung this trap walk straight to it and get rid of it . You.ll see a bunch of dead flies but the bait reeks. Better to buy the ribbon sticky fly catcher instead.