Ratings & Reviews for RESCUE! Reusable yellow jacket trap Outdoor Pheromone scent Canister Insect Trap

Easy to use, re-usable, and it works!

One, it works (Within 5 minutes of hanging it, the first yellow jacket was trapped. Now, several days later, there are at least 10 trapped and killed). Two, it's easy to use. Three, it's reusable.

Reusable Yellowjacket Trap

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While this trap is easy to put together, it is not very good looking. Also, it did not catch any yellowjackets. I even tried putting in different locations and used it for a long time with no results.

Summer wasp staple.

Summer staple! Easy to fill. Would be nice if came with one insert.

A Hell-Storm for Hornets

Had a large influx of hornets after Hurricane Ian. Set two traps up; one was pheromone wick type, other was water based type. Absolutely slaughtered them and only seeing a few stragglers here and there. Photo shows partial body count. Have an extra wick in reserve!

Not worth the money.

Very poor performance. My wife & I have both been stung. I followed the directions, and after 1 week, there were only 7 yellow jackets in the trap. WE bought 2 units and will return the unopened product.

Effective trap

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I held off using this for a little while until I saw yellow jackets again in our yard (they come every year) and overall this year had been a pretty mild season for them. That said, I did eventually use the trap on the few that I came across while mowing. The trap seemed pretty effective considering the lower population of them I have seen this year and I have so far avoided getting stung (*knock on wood*). I will definitely use this again and ...

Looks good, zero yellow jackets

I purchased this trap four weeks ago and set it up per the directions. Zero yellow jackets in the trap, yet plenty of yellow jackets nearby, including on the hummingbird feeders. I wanted this trap to work, unfortunately a failure for me.

Works Great

We have placed at least 300 of these around Fairchild AFB for years. They are extremely good for catching yellow jackets out foraging. People enjoy watching them fill up. We use the 10-week bait which works very well at attracting yellow jackets. Keep up the good work!

Hope it works! Warren

Trap has been set up for 2 days and has not yet caught a yellow jacket. I was under the impression the chemical attractant would work right away, but maybe not.

Effective

This was the ONLY yellowjacket trap on the shelf in my nearby Lowe's at the beginning of August, our yellowjacket month. So I bought it. Fortunately it seems to do the job without collecting messy dead insects. I will now need to purchase refills so I hope the store will at least have those.

Not For Us

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I liked the idea of this product and wanted it to work, but it simply didn't. The trap caught two yellowjackets and there were/are many, many more than that in the area it was placed. So I rate it as ineffective and not worth the time, cost or trouble.

Reusable Yellow Jacket Trap

I hung one of these in a tree as we are having a big problem with yellow jackets. I hung it in the later morning and by the next morning at 7 am the trap was FULL of yellow jackets! I am totally amazed and infinitely happy!! I went out and bought 7 more (we have a very large yard). Thank you so much!!

doesnt work at all

put 2 next to yellow jacket hives. 72 hours later and not a single bee trapped. big waste of $30

Keeps the kids safe

For years we have always had bee/wasp problems. My wife shows me an add for rescue traps and I don't pay it no mind. She buys a few and I am amazed on how much it reduces the bee traffic on our back and front porches

Not for us

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Reusable Yellowjacket Trap is a good idea if you have tons of yellowjackets, which we do. My issue is that this does trap bees as well and with the bee population dying down I couldn't, with a good conscious continue to use this trap. Granted it's well made and sturdy and definitely does what it needs to I'll live with the yellowjackets to save the bees.