RESCUE! Non-Toxic Wasp, Hornet, Yellowjacket Trap (WHY Trap) Attractant Refill - 2 Week Refill - 3 Pack

This is my second summer using this formula with the traps. Works better than anything else I've ever used. My favorite part is that the bees stay away from this. I used to use the sticky trap from the same company and sometimes the good guys would get caught up in it. This is much more targeted and works really well.

I have a terrible allergy to wasps and my yard is full of them in the summer and fall. Rescue works great and although it doesn't trap all of the wasps, it is very effective.

Worked great, it was the last stop for a lot of yellow jackets!!

This was a great investment for all the nasty flying, biting, stinging yellow jackets, wasps and hornets!! It attracted so many in the bottom chamber!! We thought we had the whole colony in there! The top portion? Not so much but a few. So, attract away! We hope to lure the queens in the spring! We don’t think we got one this time in the Fall, but...on another note...it’s a little unnerving changing the bottom attractant and emptying the chamber because we were afraid some might still be alive and we waited until we saw no bees flying around it and then waited a week to be sure they were dead. You unscrew the bottom portion, then....empty the dead bees “someplace” safe...in the trash bin! Then attach a new pad. This should be easier. It would be nice if the attractant bottom section would be a separate unit just Incase you still have a live one in there! Otherwise...an EXCELLENT bee trap!!!

At first this kind of worked. I noticed that I’d catch a yellow jacket queen only to see it eventually gone. They escaped easily. So then I applied double sided tape on the mesh part. Lo and behold, no more escaping. I’ve only had this out for a couple of days and I’ve already caught a couple. It’s early in the season so I want to get ahead of a nest infestation. I also recommend setting it up early in the morning. I’ve made the mistake of doing so on a warm afternoon and was dive bombed by yellowjackets. I suppose this also proves that the attractants do indeed work.

This bait worked great for flies but it did not attract wasp. The wasp are what I was having problems with. Won’t be buying it again.

We bait yellow jacket traps in early spring on warm days on the ranch for almost 15 years. The desired result is to trap the queens that travel this time of year before they spread out to form new nests. Catch one now and you will have 10,000 less later. If you wait until summer to put traps out, it's too late by then as there will be 1000's of yellow jackets to cause you trouble. They are attracted, at least here; to sugars early in the year and protein later in the year. We have used many methods with mixed results. Just recently I put out four traps, one baited with this product and three baited with RESCUE! Yellow Jacket attractant cartridges. They are all located in areas a few hundred feet apart in a circle. The three traps baited with RESCUE! were hugely successful catching about 15 queens per day for two days. The trap baited with this product caught ONE measly queen. I have no affiliation with either company, but if you want a product that works, DON'T BUY THIS ONE.

These work so well in Denver, Colorado that we wiped out the Yellow Jacket population for two years. Yikes! The grasshopper population exploded over those two years. Ooops. Now I use the traps sparingly and allow one nest in the back yard and one in the front so long at the wasps don't bother us I allow them to do their thing. Our grasshopper population has been cut in half.