RESCUE! Outdoor Disposable Hanging Fly Trap - 8 Traps

These things work well. Easy to prepare and dispose of when filled . It does smell really bad when it’s full.

I’ve used these disposable outdoor fly traps before and know from experience that they work very well once the weather warms up and flies become more active. Right now, however, temperatures are still fairly cold, so the traps aren’t attracting the same volume of flies that I’ve seen in warmer months. Because of the cooler weather, the bait scent also isn’t as strong as it normally is. There are definitely flies finding their way up the ramp and into the trap, just not as many as I would expect during peak fly season. Based on past experience, I’m confident this is weather-related rather than an issue with the product itself. Once temperatures rise and fly activity increases, these traps typically fill up quickly and do an excellent job reducing the fly population around the house.

These are absolutely one of the best ways to trap and get rid of flies outside. We have been using them for years. Best piece of advice do not spill it or roughly through in trash. It smells pretty much like a dead animal. I made the mistake of literally tossing one into outside trash bin. I very soon regretted my choices.

I bought the RESCUE! disposable hanging fly traps for around our chicken coop and backyard, and they work better than anything else I’ve tried. Within a few hours of hanging them up, they were already catching flies. After a couple of days, the bags were almost full. They’re easy to set up — just add water, hang, and let them do their job. The smell isn’t great once they’re active, but that’s exactly what draws the flies in. I hang them a good distance from where we sit or feed animals, and they make a huge difference. If you’re dealing with flies around livestock, coops, or outdoor spaces, these are a must-have. They’re effective, simple, and worth every penny.

These work amazingly well. I cannot believe how many flies they hold. Yes they work, and yes they dramatically diminish the fly population in your yard. With that being said, I am taking a star off because the stench coming off of these things makes me nauseous that it leads to me vomiting profusely. It is SO BAD. I can’t get within 15 feet of the traps or I’m instantly nauseous and gagging. There has to be some way to make these without the horrific smell. Yes, they work, but I can’t even be in my backyard because of the smell now. So is it worth it? Not sure. I am having my husband take them down and get rid of them ASAP. On the plus side, I have already lost a few lbs over the past week due to the nausea and vomiting from the smell. Silver linings, I suppose.

These fly traps are FANTASTIC! We live in Riverside County, CA, and have seen a huge surge in fly populations this spring due to lots of rain & and early heatwave. We couldn’t even go outside without being dive-bombed by dozens of flies at once! I found these and thought I’d give them a try, OMG, I’m sold! These puppies are going on my “subscribe” list because within an hour of setting up just at 3 of these traps, we’d caught HUNDREDS of pesky flies in EACH bag. By the time we went to bed, there was an inch deep layer of flies in all 3 bags…and that means they can’t lay anymore eggs!!! If you have the same problem then you need to get these traps, they’re brilliant!

My neighbor's are terrible about picking up their dogs poop in a timely manner. This brings lots of flies to our shared space, so I bought these to help draw them away from my door. They are a bit stinky but they work very well. Within 3 days I noticed a difference in the fly population.

Truthfully.. I did not think I had that bad of a fly problem. I hung up one of them near my chicken coop just to see what the result would be. 3 hours later I had a pile of flies inside that darn bag 3 inches thick!! These things are awesome! I will be rebuying them