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Reusable Hanging Fly Trap

Reusable Hanging Fly Trap

Regular price $14.90 USD
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Durable ranch fly trap. Our new outdoor fly trap is made of high quality, thick iron wire gauze, matched with the environmentally friendly plastic bowl. It can be hung, folded and reused, durable.

Working principle: Flies can hardly tell where they are and are only attracted by food, our fly traps attract flies by using the bait in the bait tray. Flies will fly up into the hole of the trap and get stuck. Then flies will die due to dehydration and hunger.

Effective to use. Hang 1 meter from the ground. During spring season, hang in places with plenty of sunshine; during summer, hang in dark places. This fly catcher depends on how attractive your bait is.

Safe outdoor fly traps. This hanging ranch fly trap is non-toxic with no insecticides, no chemicals included and harmless. Environmentally and pet friendly.

How to use: We recommend to use bait that flies like, such as fish intestines, rotten fruit and other smelly foods.



Includes: 1 pc fly trap, 1 pc bait bowl

 


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Anonymous

I've used before for fly problems around home and barn for horses.

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Anonymous

I use for my chicken coop. It catches so many flies.

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Anonymous

Work great but...... wow stink.... keep away from the house

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Anonymous

love the way it catches flies & wasp! you get used to the smell which is not all that bad.

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Anonymous

You just keep putting water in it until it fills up with flies and then throw it away.

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Anonymous

I live in Florida so I buy several of these a year works great

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Anonymous

These disposable outdoor fly traps are the best. I have used them for many years. The only drawback is the smell when they are full. Always install them down wind from your house. I also use distilled water in them. It seems to make a difference in attracting flies. A little expensive but they do the job. Highly recommend.

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Anonymous

Unbelievable how many flies this product catches and kills.

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Anonymous

I live on a former cattle farm. The flies are so annoying. This really helps and drowns thousands.

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Anonymous

These worked great! Got rid of more flies than I knew I had. The smell isn’t great but I believe that it the draw for those pest. If I had to give one down fall it would be that a string to hang it wasn’t included but that was no big deal. I will be using these again and again

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Anonymous

These traps help with fly over population. We have use them every year.

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Anonymous

Works pretty good. Stinks!

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Anonymous

I chose this particular brand because it had the best reviews and I wasn’t disappointed. I live in a big city and my next door neighbors have a dog that they don’t always clean up after. This has led to them having rats burrow in their yard. These two factors have led to a serious fly problem. It had gotten to the point where we couldn’t go in or out of our house without flies getting inside and we certainly didn’t want to spend any time in our yard which was frustrating because the weather is getting nice. I put one of these bad boys out and within minutes it had started catching flies

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Anonymous

The smell of the bait can be bad, but boy oh boy do these work

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Anonymous

We have an over abundance of flies, making it impossible to enjoy being outside. These traps work very well.

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Pros: Definitely attracts these flies! lol! Cons: The bait does stink, especially at first, so you may want to locate the trap downwind of your house and away from places frequently used outside.

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Anonymous

I use these all the tine. They do work well and make it easy to toss in the dumpster.

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Anonymous

Yeah, they stink, but if they didn't, they wouldn't work so well. The flies dig the smell, and that's what's important. Used these babies for the first time last summer at our cabin in the woods. Flies were getting pretty bad. I triangulated the traps, three at different corners of the patio. Worked like a charm. After a few weeks, the flies were inches deep in the bag and noticeably gone from the patio. You'll get a whiff of something dead once in a while when the winds shifts, but it's worth it not to have flies aggravating you when you're trying to relax. Just hang them a bit away from your living area and breath easy knowing the flies are about to meet their Maker. Dang flies. Good riddance. Good traps. Just bought more for this summer season.

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Anonymous

We’ve never had a big fly problem until some cows were added to the field behind us. We were overrun with flies and they would sit outside the doors, flying in every time the door was opened and I couldn’t stand it anymore. I put up 2 of these along our fence line to attract the flies away from the doors and within hours there were hundreds of flies in each of them. I kept them up about 2 weeks and the entire bags were full! These will be a new addition to the yard every year

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Anonymous

I tried them all and this one is the best trap. The flies love the scent best. Full bag of flies in a week.

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Anonymous

This is the best fly trap I have used. I used them before and they worked great but are pretty stinky. I tried another brand last year that was like them but cheaper, but they didn't work very well. I am sticking with these for now on.

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I made the mistake of buying the cheaper brand first and no flies caught. I bought these fly traps and even though it say it will take a couple of hours to activate it already has flies on it within 15 minutes (and more coming by the minute). What a difference! What you pay is what you get