RESCUEFly Control Trap Boxed

Very effective fly control.

Video shows less than three days accumulation in early spring time in northern Wyoming. The black stuff you see In the video are all the dead fly bodies 😎. There are several hundred in there already.Not so effective with mosquitoes (I wish!) And I have yet to see any bees in the trap (Which is good because we need the bees).Easy set up-Cut hole in top, fill with water, hang up anywhere outdoors, a little ways away from where you like to sit and enjoy!When it gets filled up, just take it down (be careful not to spill 🤮) and toss it in the fire (my personal preference) to complete the job. No fuss, no muss.I have definitely noticed a BIG reduction in the fly population and have not noticed any smell coming from the traps, although the dogs seem quite interested in it, especially when it’s full 😊. Would definitely recommend. I’m buying more now. You should, too! You’re welcome!

If you’re around horses, you know how flies can torture them. This product really works to keep the numbers manageable. I put them out early in the season and right through to the first hard freeze. We hang them on the outside of the fence with old baling twine from hay bales far enough away from the barn that they draw the flies away. If you have horses and you keep 1-4 of these always deployed (depending on the size of your pastures and local conditions) through the summer you will notice a dramatic decrease in the number of flies.

We buy these in bulk during summer, fruit bearing seasons (mango/starfruit), and around our 6 dog kennels. It's the only brand that has consistently workes and doesn't burst at the seams when overfull. Yes, they get overfull. A bit lazy to replace them; who wants to smell that funk? Place them at least 15 feet from where you don't want to smell them. No mess, no fuss, toss them and replace them.

It takes a day or two for the scent to come up to full-on stink, and then the flys don't have a chance. To be fair, it doesn't eliminate all of the flys, it just traps what it traps. We use it in a 20-stall horse barn and flies in the barn were noticbly less. Strangly, it did not trap the flies in the feed room and we don't know why, except maybe not enough airflow.