Catchmaster Yellow Jacket, Hornet, & Wasp Trap Jar 2-Pk, Reusable Bug Catcher with Attractant, Outdoor Flying Insect Trap, Wasp Killer Bug Trap, Pet Safe Pest Control for Backyard, Patio, & Shed

These are GARBAGE!!! I’ve had them out for almost a week and despite the hundreds of wasps my other 3 traps (different brands) have caught, these haven’t caught ONE!!COMPLETE TRASH!!

I set two of these traps in our backyard near where some yellow jackets and hornets had been gathering, one trap on the ground and one in a tree. After two days, there were no bees in the traps. I decided to leave them out longer and I’m glad I did. After 10 days the traps had lured in 4 hornets, and 10-15 yellow jackets. I would highly recommend these traps!

I have placed two traps to try to eliminate two different nests. Neither trap has yet to catch a single yellow jacket. It seems to only attract ants. No success whatsoever and I even added some protein near the trap’s entrance to help.

We live out in the country on acreage and are forever bothered by yellow jackets. My husband found. Jack EPS online and bought a few the quality of the container is very sturdy and it’s very durable. It’s very easy to install you hang it on anything we use those shepherds hooks. Before we purchased these, we were unable to sit out on our patio and enjoy the beautiful sunshine Without being bothered by yellow jackets now that he’s hung three near our patio, the attractant inside the yellow jacket container seems to sendoff some sort of scent where it attracts the yellow jackets and they all go to the container. We watch as they crawl inside and they get down into the liquid and they’re unable to get out. This also works great with flies too. These are very worth having because yellow jackets are everywhere and they have no problems stinging anybody that gets in their flight path. And if you’ve never been stung by a yellow jacket, you’re lucky because it is extremely painful. I highly recommend the yellow jacket at Tractor and we have since bought extra to put around different areas of our property by our front and back doors , the patio the pool even out with our farm animals so that they don’t get stung. It’s very good product and well worth the money because it works. It’s the only thing I found that actually works. Give it a try you won’t regret it I promise you.

The trap itself is fine but the lure didn't attract any yellow jackets. I ordered a lure from another seller, installed in this trap and it worked fine.

Container is nice and big and definitely should work with the right bait. The stuff provided was crap and not nearly as effective as meat or fruit (elephant plums) would be.

I ordered the 2-pack so I could put one in the front and one in the back. They looked great online and when I opened them up too. Great packaging. I think I fell for the graphic design. They looked like they meant business.The lid was a nightmare to get off. Once I got it off and added the water I then spent (no joke) at least 15 minutes trying to get that lid back on. It would NOT go back on. I ended up using a hammer. I don't recommend that. But, because of the lid issue I wasn't able to hang it and I had to use the piece of wire (meant for hanging it) to keep the part where they fly in open. For the 2nd one I did NOT take the lid off at all. I was not about to mess with that again. Instead I was able to pour the water in through the fly-in part. This one I was able to actually hang normally.As for the the attractant powder... I'm not too sure about it. It was stuck to the bottom of the containers and the water never dissolved it. It looks like they might have been exposed to moisture and the powder was possibly ruined. I'm not sure but it looked odd. I don't think it's working. I haven't notice anything go remotely close to either of them. I keep hoping.These are probably duds and I wasted my money.I'm going to look for something from a different brand.

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