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RESCUE! Reusable Yellowjacket Trap – Includes Attractant
Brand | RESCUE! |
Color | Yellow & Green |
Style | Trap |
Material | Plastic |
Item Weight | 1.6 Ounces |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Is Electric | No |
Target Species | Fly, Hornet, Wasp |
About this item
- Targets Yellowjackets – Lured in by our specially formulated attractant, yellowjackets fly in through the holes in the bottom of the trap and become trapped. Once inside, they die from dehydration.
- Attracts Multiple Species – This trap lures roughly a dozen species of stinging yellow jackets found in North America. (Please note: this trap only targets yellowjackets; it will not catch wasps or hornets).
- Reusable – Durable plastic construction is built to withstand many seasons of use. The included attractant lasts for weeks without daily maintenance. Additional attractant refills are available (sold separately).
- Won’t Attract Honeybees – Our Reusable Yellowjacket Trap is specially designed to attract and kill yellowjackets, not beneficial honeybees.
- Made in the USA – At RESCUE!, our goal is to design and manufacture the safest and most effective pest control solutions available. We proudly manufacture our products in the USA!
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Easy to use | 4.2 | 4.6 | 4.7 | 4.8 | 4.7 |
Value for money | 3.3 | 4.4 | 4.3 | 4.0 | 3.6 |
Scent | 3.3 | — | 4.3 | 4.2 | 4.1 |
Easy to clean | 3.9 | 4.5 | 4.5 | — | — |
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style | Trap | Classic | Classic | Classic | Classic |
number of pieces | 1 | 2 | 9 | 5 | 6 |
material | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic |
electric | ✗ | ✗ | — | ✓ | ✗ |
weight | 1.6 ounces | — | — | 0.05 pounds | 0.07 pounds |
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Brand | RESCUE! |
---|---|
Color | Yellow & Green |
Style | Trap |
Material | Plastic |
Item Weight | 1.6 Ounces |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Is Electric | No |
Target Species | Fly, Hornet, Wasp |
Product Dimensions | 10 x 3.5 x 3.75 inches |
Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
Department | Unisex-Adult |
Manufacturer | Sterling International |
ASIN | B00004TBKI |
Item model number | YJTR |
Customer Reviews |
3.8 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #90,053 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #1,314 in Pest Control Traps |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
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Customers like the ease of use of the pest control device. For example, they mention it's simple to set up and put together. That said, some complain about the value, saying it'd be a waste of money. Opinions are mixed on performance, quality, and yellow jackets.
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Customers find the pest control device easy to set up and use. They say the long-term bait makes maintenance a lot easier, as they don't have to clean and re-bait.
"...It was quick and easy to put together, and even got the attention of a few yellowjackets who appeared out of nowhere to investigate...." Read more
"...It is VERY easy to set-up and get ready, easy to hang, no problems at all with set-up...." Read more
"...I bought three traps. They were very easy to set up and activate the lure/bait... but I only caught exactly 5 insects after two weeks...." Read more
"...Even the Rescue.com website fails to provide this simple instruction...." Read more
Customers find the cleaning process of the pest control device to be easy. They mention that it works great, is easy to empty, and to refill with attractant. Some say that the refill cartridges are even more effective.
"...with the number of yellow jackets they capture, and how easy it is to wash them out come winter to be ready to go in the spring...." Read more
"...die - 24 hours and most have already died; that makes it easy to clean the trap...." Read more
"...They are a bit more trouble to clean & refill than any of the other traps mentioned...." Read more
"...Easy to use, easy to clean, easy to replace the bait. I have not had a bee's nest problem since I bought these." Read more
Customers like the appearance of the pest control device. They say it looks great, is well designed, and is okay hanging up in the trees. Customers also say that bees are cute, helpful, and like the color. They mention that it makes for a great science project and revives their interest.
"...That worked. It also makes for a great science project, as detailed above...." Read more
"...This trap actually looks okay hanging up in the trees. So far I have only used the attractant supplied with the trap...." Read more
"...They arent too aggressive with me, but are very curious, which can be misinterpreted...." Read more
"...Two things I would have liked better about this trap; 1, a more attractive container, and 2, the ability to catch hornets and wasps...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the performance of the product. Some mention that it's worked fantastic, is very effective, and has outstanding results. However, others say that it was not effective, didn't trap anything, and was mostly useless.
"...In all seriousness, this trap works, and works WELL, for what we always called, "Meat Bees", those pesky creatures that invade picnics and BBQ's,..." Read more
"...I would definitely say this works and is well designed. Only wish it worked on wasps too as I have yet had any luck trying to solve that problem..." Read more
"...I will give the thing 4 stars since the trap itself works fantastically well -- but 1 star off because the attractant isn't all it's cracked up to..." Read more
"...] (which came with no lure), were, alas, mostly useless, whether used with a Springstar/OakStump lure or the punch/soap..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the quality of the pest control device. Some mention that it's absolutely amazing, and the attractant all but sucks the wasps in. However, others say that it didn't work for a week, the food didn' t last as long, and that the inserts break off easily.
"...year - just remember the attractant does not last forever - it wears off like perfume. So need to keep it strong so the bees find it. Good Luck Dave" Read more
"...The trap comes with a short-term bait. You can use fruit and meat as a supplement bait as well...." Read more
"...far away from any outdoor activities, this is not just a trap, it is also baited...." Read more
"...using these 3 traps around my house, I’m very satisfied with the number of yellow jackets they capture, and how easy it is to wash them out come..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the yellow jackets. Some mention that it has been catching yellow jacket so regularly that they haven't found a good time to remove it. However, other customers say that it didn't catch any yellow jacket and became a complete nuisance, stinging people in the backyard.
"UPDATE: My pest control guy said that these traps are good for yellow jackets, but won't attract many paper wasps...." Read more
"...The first day the trap caught ZERO yellow jackets...." Read more
"...April 29th, I can't yet say how well (or if) this thing works to attract yellow-jackets...." Read more
"...but unfortunately, it attracted ONLY the honey bees and not one single yellow jacket...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the scent of the pest control device. Some mention that the scent is stronger, and works well. However, others say that it didn't have enough scent to work, and that opening and applying the scent was messy and easy to spill. The scent packet is easy to stink, and only lasts a couple weeks.
"...Watch out for the liquid, it's supposed to be non-toxic but it smells like death so you don't want to get it on your skin or clothes...." Read more
"...refill cartridges are even more effective, probably because the scent is stronger, caught another 50 or so. Definitely works on Yellow Jackets...." Read more
"...the RESCUE trap and immediately installed it but the scent packet must have been old as it attracted no wasps...." Read more
"...Upon removing it from its packaging, I immediately found that the smell is INTENSE...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the value of the pest control device. They mention that it's not worth the money, the bait is expensive, and the scent packs are expensive. Customers also mention that the attractant works for 2 to 4 weeks and is a total rip off.
"...Not worth the money, in my opinion." Read more
"...The scent packs are expensive. Buy the longer lasting ones...." Read more
"...I should deduct 1 star for being completely overpriced..." Read more
"...It was inexpensive and the reviews were promising, so I figured I didn't have much to lose...except for a few yellowjackets...." Read more
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I had used the Rescue fly traps with much success, so I decided to purchase their yellowjacket trap. It was inexpensive and the reviews were promising, so I figured I didn't have much to lose...except for a few yellowjackets. I was hopeful.
If you've ever purchased the Rescue FLY Traps, or their fly attractant in the past, then you know that adding attractant should definitely be done outside. Knowing what their FLY bait smells like (rotting flesh), and NOT knowing what yellowjacket attractant would smell like, I thought it would be a good idea to put the trap together outside, and decided to set it up, of course, by said BBQ, so I could watch my new trap catch these creatures from hell. It was quick and easy to put together, and even got the attention of a few yellowjackets who appeared out of nowhere to investigate.
But while they flew around the trap, they didn't, wouldn't, or couldn't figure out how to enter. So back into the house I went to grab a piece of old lunch meat I had been planning to throw out, and brought it back outside with me. DO NOT DO THIS. Don't make this mistake at home, because the instant I approached the trap with a single slice of processed turkey breast, I was swarmed. Three yellowjackest suddenly turned into thirty. I opened the trap back up, and threw the lunchmeat into the trap, shaking my head and hands the entire time so they wouldn't land on me. Got bit once, thankfully I am not allergic. I quickly screwed the bottom of the trap in place, and tied it back up to the deck railing, and then stepped back to watch.
Okay, the the sheer numbers of yellowjackets that showed up were not the paltry group that had invaded our BBQ's Those original buggers quickly told all their friends, and the word spread out in yellowjacket land that there was a slice of processed turkey breast to be had, and they all wanted it. They buzzed around the trap, trying to figure out how to get in. FREE FOOD! They fought with each other to get in through the small holes in the bottom of the trap. Once in, a few of them tried to block the entrance for other comers. Some tried coming in two abreast. And once in, they grabbed a piece of the prized processed meat and flew upwards through the cone, and on to what they believed would be freedom.
SIKE!! No freedom for you!! They hit the top of the trap and buzzed around. As they tried to escape, they continued to greedily hold firmly on to their tiny pieces of meat, refusing to let go. And more continued to come, and more, and more. The new arrivals didn't seem to notice their compadres trapped inside. If they did notice, they didn't care. They selfishly were only concerned about getting their piece of the pie...or of the meat as it were.
As time passed, the first arrivals finally accepted their fate, dropped their little piece of meat, and clung to the walls of the trap, eventually falling to the bottom where a good amount of no longer wanted meat was now collecting. And still more came.
By nightfall, most activity stopped. In the morning, those that had entered the night before were dead, but a host of new arrivals were coming. By the end of the second day, the trap was half full...and still they are coming.
This evening I ordered another trap so I can take the first down to empty it without depriving any of the still free yellowjackets of their opportunity of free meat. That just wouldn't be fair, now would it?
In all seriousness, this trap works, and works WELL, for what we always called, "Meat Bees", those pesky creatures that invade picnics and BBQ's, any time there is any sort of meat around. They are aggressive and nasty, and they can sting multiple times. It is impossible to enjoy being outdoors with a plate of food if they are around. I understand that the attractant that comes with the trap might work better in the spring when the queens are out; but in the summer (end of August for me), that meat is the bait to use. That worked. It also makes for a great science project, as detailed above. The first two photos are after 15 minutes, the third one 30 minutes, the 4th is one hour later, and the last photo is 24 hours later. And they are still coming. I still haven't found the nest.
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2019
I had used the Rescue fly traps with much success, so I decided to purchase their yellowjacket trap. It was inexpensive and the reviews were promising, so I figured I didn't have much to lose...except for a few yellowjackets. I was hopeful.
If you've ever purchased the Rescue FLY Traps, or their fly attractant in the past, then you know that adding attractant should definitely be done outside. Knowing what their FLY bait smells like (rotting flesh), and NOT knowing what yellowjacket attractant would smell like, I thought it would be a good idea to put the trap together outside, and decided to set it up, of course, by said BBQ, so I could watch my new trap catch these creatures from hell. It was quick and easy to put together, and even got the attention of a few yellowjackets who appeared out of nowhere to investigate.
But while they flew around the trap, they didn't, wouldn't, or couldn't figure out how to enter. So back into the house I went to grab a piece of old lunch meat I had been planning to throw out, and brought it back outside with me. DO NOT DO THIS. Don't make this mistake at home, because the instant I approached the trap with a single slice of processed turkey breast, I was swarmed. Three yellowjackest suddenly turned into thirty. I opened the trap back up, and threw the lunchmeat into the trap, shaking my head and hands the entire time so they wouldn't land on me. Got bit once, thankfully I am not allergic. I quickly screwed the bottom of the trap in place, and tied it back up to the deck railing, and then stepped back to watch.
Okay, the the sheer numbers of yellowjackets that showed up were not the paltry group that had invaded our BBQ's Those original buggers quickly told all their friends, and the word spread out in yellowjacket land that there was a slice of processed turkey breast to be had, and they all wanted it. They buzzed around the trap, trying to figure out how to get in. FREE FOOD! They fought with each other to get in through the small holes in the bottom of the trap. Once in, a few of them tried to block the entrance for other comers. Some tried coming in two abreast. And once in, they grabbed a piece of the prized processed meat and flew upwards through the cone, and on to what they believed would be freedom.
SIKE!! No freedom for you!! They hit the top of the trap and buzzed around. As they tried to escape, they continued to greedily hold firmly on to their tiny pieces of meat, refusing to let go. And more continued to come, and more, and more. The new arrivals didn't seem to notice their compadres trapped inside. If they did notice, they didn't care. They selfishly were only concerned about getting their piece of the pie...or of the meat as it were.
As time passed, the first arrivals finally accepted their fate, dropped their little piece of meat, and clung to the walls of the trap, eventually falling to the bottom where a good amount of no longer wanted meat was now collecting. And still more came.
By nightfall, most activity stopped. In the morning, those that had entered the night before were dead, but a host of new arrivals were coming. By the end of the second day, the trap was half full...and still they are coming.
This evening I ordered another trap so I can take the first down to empty it without depriving any of the still free yellowjackets of their opportunity of free meat. That just wouldn't be fair, now would it?
In all seriousness, this trap works, and works WELL, for what we always called, "Meat Bees", those pesky creatures that invade picnics and BBQ's, any time there is any sort of meat around. They are aggressive and nasty, and they can sting multiple times. It is impossible to enjoy being outdoors with a plate of food if they are around. I understand that the attractant that comes with the trap might work better in the spring when the queens are out; but in the summer (end of August for me), that meat is the bait to use. That worked. It also makes for a great science project, as detailed above. The first two photos are after 15 minutes, the third one 30 minutes, the 4th is one hour later, and the last photo is 24 hours later. And they are still coming. I still haven't found the nest.
1. Cut the top off (the cap side) and make sure you cut it below the neck (about 1/4? down the bottle) because you need to make sure the top and bottom pieces still line up.
2. Put either ham, turkey, chicken or fruit inside. do not use sugar water or you could trap honey bees. (my whole reason for buying this is to help my bees and kill off some yeller jackets)
3. Take the top part of the bottle and place the cap side inside the bottle like a funnel.
4. tape the sides up and there you go, save you $9 and your still having to use your own attractant. If you want to see pictures, let me know and ill post them if the explanation is not good enough. hope that helps you!
also, make sure you take the cap off the bottle before you put it inside the bottle. :)
unprovoked. Having been stung at least twice every season, I decided to research options for reducing the number of these vile creatures in our backyard, which is when I found this product.
We were eagerly anticipating the arrival of the trap. Initially, my husband and I opted to position the yellow jacket trap closer to the ground, after having read users' feedback that suggested that would be more effective. We had also opted to use the pheromone attractant that came with the kit. The first day the trap caught ZERO yellow jackets. Day two yielded a total of three yellow jackets -- not impressive, considering the number of yellow jackets that we have seen around the backyard, harassing us as well as the birds that attempted to visit our bird feeders. My husband was feeling defeated until I suggested using raw hamburger as bait, as other user reviewers had suggested. My husband also relocated the trap to a tree branch on the other side of our backyard. We are bird watching enthusiasts, so we have a jelly feeder in the tree that was attracting droves of yellow jackets. He opted not to refill the jelly feeder in the tree so that the yellow jackets would hopefully be attracted to the raw meat inside the trap. Voila! See the video clip I've attached, which demonstrates just how effective this was at attracting yellow jackets to the trap! This was only after a few HOURS of hanging it in the tree! We are so impressed that we are going to order another one! I only wish more people would know about and use this great product -- especially our local restaurateurs, who offer outside dining -- the yellow jackets are so bad, that we are literally harassed to the point where we have to go back indoors to eat our meals.