Wasp Out® Fake Hornet's Nest Decoy Wasp Deterrent Outdoor Hanging Wasp Nest Waterproof Material

Unbelievable. I had to try it because I read reviews and googled how to get rid of yellow jackets primarily. Every year yellow jackets burrow into my ceiling of my patio or the ceiling of my deck and become a nuisance and can’t enjoy just sitting outside in the summer without them, buzzing your head and even getting stung once in a while. This darn little corny nest WORKS. I have not seen or heard one yellow jacket at all this year and I even hung it up late, in early May. I will be purchasing another one to put in the far corner of my yard. Just insane!!!!!!! GREAT PRODUCT

Put this up four years ago near my patio umbrella and never once had wasps move in. Moved my patio set elsewhere and didn’t move this with it and got wasps within 2 weeks building a nest inside the umbrella. This thing is legit. Ordering two more.

Wasps do not build nests wherever these fake nests are hung. They will fly there, but they won't nest there. It works.

This is the 2nd time I've purchased this item. The previous item lasted a few years until it started to disintegrate from the elements. This example is a bit thinner in material at certain points towards the top of the "nest" and I suspect it wont last as long as the previous one. It comes compressed, and is made of a foam material. Easy to inflate by blowing into it. Keeps it shape once inflated. Helps reduce but not eliminate wasps in my backyard, though the reduction is quite decent. I have it centrally located for maximum visibility, and its important to make sure its installed prior to new nests being built to serve as a deterrent to new queens or nests being built. I hope they make the item thicker and more durable in the future and avoid the temptation to make it less durable. It's possible I got a particularly thin example so your mileage may vary.

Worked great last year for our jerk yellow jackets! I brought it in for the winter, and moved it to the opposite side of the back porch for this year, still looks great. Will be ordering another for front porch. Side note - our bore bees eventually moved back in last year, even with this hanging, but that’s ok with us - we consider them friends.

We live out in the country by the lake. We are constantly getting taken over by dirt daubers, yellow jackets, carpenter bees, and worst of all the Mack daddy red wasps that just sting you because they’re just as hot and miserable outside as you. I had heard about hanging a fake hornets nest like a brown paper bag but all that would do around here is draw more spiders. I searched fake hornet's nest and this product appeared. Compared to all the others, it was a little pricey. But look at it. It’s made of weatherproof material, able to withstand an Arkansas thunderstorm. So what the heck, I thought I would try a couple. It would be worth a shot to be able to use our patio again and even walk out the door without a new wasp nest showing up in my wreath. It would be nice not to feel like every day you had to “defend” your own porch from “evaders”! When these came in, I was skeptical. They were crumpled up in a plastic bag and looked kinda cheap. (I’m not really sure what I was looking for.) I read the directions and hung them up. I might add to put a few pieces of gravel in the bottom just so it doesn’t blow in the wind too much. Y’all, it’s just pretty darn amazing! There are no mud nests on the ceiling in our pavilion, no wasps nests in the eaves of our house, and I have yet to be dive bombed when I walk out the door! I will say we are just in the first part of May but they’ve usually at least stung one of the dogs by now but so far we have all been safe! However, I returned to order some more of these and they are SOLD OUT!!! I sure hope they get more of these in soon because I’m giving them to friends and family! They are a game changer! Now if someone could invent something like this for ticks, chiggars, and snakes, I would be eternally grateful!🤣

Didn’t work. Yellow Jackets eat a hole in it and built their nest inside!!

I have had this hanging up since 2023. At first it was a great deterrent... Then last year the wasps literally ate a hole through the fake opening and started building inside it. I sprayed the interior with wasp spray and that stopped it. This year, I noticed a couple early wasps (mid April) checking it out. So I preemptively sprayed it again. I took it down, and am going to fill it with the pest control version of Great Foam and hope that takes care of the problem and I can get more years out of it. It has deterred the usual swarm of wasps that would try to take up residence in my front porch - so I definitely want it as a deterrent and not a home.