Terro T513 Wasp & Fly Trap “ Refill-6 Pack,Red

There is no scent to this so it can even be hung in the house. Fly season gets really bad here in VA in late summer when the garden harvest starts coming into the house. I hang one in the chicken coop to hand flies and wasps, one in the kitchen near the trash and one on the patio deck. I like that the containers are reusable and this bait is reasonably prices.

We couldn’t believe how well they worked. Tried to find them this summer only to find they did not produce them. Afraid the new ones would not be as effective.

We bought 2 of them for our yard. No bad odor and in a matter of 2 weeks both traps were full and we had to buy more. Our grandchildren, hummingbirds and orioles were tormented this year by wasps and hornets. I can’t believe how many of those flying insects we caught in the traps in such a short time. Next year I’m hanging them up earlier in the summer.

Bought it to use in traps for flies near the front door. Not sure if it draws more flies than what was there already.

It works so well, I had to clean the trap 1-2 times a week. This reduces the amount of bait quickly. Mostly yellow jackets and large flies. Always keep a spare refill on hand. We had just moved into a new home that had wasp/yellow jackets condos in the out buildings. Our neighbors keep cows and horses. While I removed as many nests as I could there was still a major population problem. I just cleaned the trap for the last time this fall. Although this time it took 4 weeks to fill.I cannot recommend this product highly enough. It works and that's exactly what you need in a products like this.

Not at all what is advertised and described. Fly bait only - not wasp bait - but at a much higher price. Seller claims correct product but manufacturer changed it.So now has to be returned using my time and trouble.

In order to use you need to buy traps, I did not realize they were bait only.

This my third one. Put one out in the spring. Replaced the fluid mid summer soon as it was full.I actually had a third I was holding onto for next spring. But the mild fall into third week of October has still kept the darn flies around so the photo is of #3 and today is October 21st in northern Illinois.It works.