Fly Trap Garden Ranch Orchard Trap,Ranch Fly Trap Flay Catcher, The Most Effective Trap Ever Made with Pots Flay Catcher 2019 New Fly Red Drosophila (4Pack)

Had it up for over 24 hours and not gotten any flies yet. I’m hoping that if I get another type of bait it will help get them in. Perfect design just having a hard time trapping the flies. Update: still no flies and it’s been two days. Update: moved trap to another location and now It’s working.

This product doesn't work as it is supposed to. It does catch a few flies but if you are looking for something for use in a barn as I was, it will not help you much.

This trap works a little too well. Every morning I’ve had to fish through many flies to help rescue various frogs and lizards that climbed in to take advantage of the all you can eat buffet. The concept is great but the entry hole needs to be a little smaller or there needs to be an emergency access point with velcro or similar closure to easily rescue unintended captures.

We got these to help with hot weather flies around our trash cans. They work great. Traps a ton of flies and it's pretty easy to use. You need to keep changing out the food or whatever you use to attract flies. I empty the trap by removing the tray, then unlocking the top hook and letting it drop over a trash can. It's a bit grody, but so are flies...

So mine are placed in a triangle shape along my light strings and as long as you put the right attractant in the bowl, that mesh will fill with those buggers stopping them from flying around while youre sitting enjoying your backyard. Just don't put something that's really stinky in the bowl although it will attract the insects, you'll end up with a bad smell. I put dried bones in it and that does the trick. Check it after rain and empty if not under a cover or roof edge. Excellent for day time while the zapper works during the night. Well worth the money. Get at least 2 for best results

Below is my first review, my update review is that 4 months it rusted out where you could no longer hang it. The metal being used must not be rust inhibiting. I did give it 2 stars because it is a great idea and the bugs, flies still went in. ———————————————————-Does not come with instructions (-1 star)so just find a video and watch how the funnel hooks to the top, then the bowl just sits in the bottom ring on the outside which I thought was kind of funny. I put about 2 tablespoons of raw hamburger in but didn’t get any flies for the first two days till I added some water then the video shows all the flies collected in the next three days. This is going to be tough to clean (-1star)because it doesn’t come with a door you can just dump it in the garbage. You will actually have to carefully dump the bowl then drop the hanging funnel and wash the flies out through the small hole.

These are garbage. They blow around in the wind, spilling the contents. Animals get into them and take out the contents, no matter where they are staked. One of them just fell apart one day. I tried many different baits, nothing worked because of the heat I couldn't keep them moist, even in the shade. To test it, I bought fly bait to put in the bottom and placed it next to a fly hatch, not one fly went in it. Stick with the disposable hanging fly traps these are a waste of money and complete garbage.

Works like a champ with the right bait in it. The set of 4 I purchased did not come with bait, but you can make your own or buy some. It does not make all your Flys disappear but it does make a substantial amount of difference. Location of the traps is key as well, be prepared to move them until you find the right spots.