RESCUE!VisiLure® TrapStik for Wasps, Mud Daubers, Carpenter Bees – 2 Pack

I live out in the country, and once it starts warming up, the wasps come out like clockwork. We like to sit out on the porch in the evenings, but the wasps were getting real annoying — dive bombing our sweet tea and buzzing around the kids.I saw this and figured I’d give it a shot. Hung it up near the edge of the porch, and no kidding, within a day it already had several wasps stuck to it. After a week, it looked like a bug buffet. What I like is that there’s no mess, no bait to deal with, and it was pretty cheap. Just hang it and let it do its thing. Not going to say it got them all, but it was pretty effective.Also, I really appreciate the bird guard on it — we’ve got a lot of songbirds around and I didn’t want to hurt anything I wasn’t aiming for.All in all, I’m real happy with it. Simple, safe, and it works. I’ll be picking up a couple more for the barn and back deck. If you’ve got wasp problems, this thing’s worth every penny.

I believe the pattern is what attracts the critters but the sticky adhesive keeps them from getting away! I’d say you’ll start seeing results after 2-4 days, depending on the severity of your personal situation with flying pests. I’ve heard some people are worried about bees being caught but I have carpenter bees and they’re smart enough to stay away.

I rarely write reviews, but this fly trap deserves ALL the stars. We’ve tried sprays, zappers, and every homemade trick in the book—but nothing worked like this little miracle.Within hours of setting it up near our trash bin and back door, we noticed a massive drop in fly activity. By the next day, the trap was already half full. Disgusting? Yes. Satisfying? Absolutely.✅ Super easy to use✅ No harsh smells or chemicals✅ Works like a magnet for flies✅ Kid- and pet-safe (a big win for us)If you’re tired of waving your arms like a maniac every time you open the door, buy this trap. It’s affordable, effective, and honestly kind of addictive watching it work. One of the best purchases I’ve made on Amazon in a long time!

Traps anything that touches it, all kinds of bugs get stuck in these things. Mine caught quite a few wasps, but placement seems to make a big difference.

I was skeptical but these really work. Our paper wasps love this trap. Hung it along the fence and within a day it was catching tons of them. See the pics. Easy to assemble- love that you can reuse the piece that ties the parts together to hang it.We flipped it after a week as one side got full, and let the backside be exposed, and 24 hours later it started getting full.

10/10 set them in my basement and working 24 hours I had 5 caught in the trap and 26 goners on the floor. The queen was stuck and the rest of the hive couldn’t function without her. Possibly my best Amazon purchase to date!!!! Saved 4 figures in extermination costs!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I was trying to kill wasps that destroy my monarch butterflies while they are caterpillars and have tried multiple things like a fake wasp nest, peppermint, etc. Well, I didn't realize it was a super sticky surface & right before I put it out I saw that other wildlife could accidentally be killed by it like honey bees, birds, etc. The very first couple of days I unfortunately killed a lizard which did not make me happy. It appears the poor guy struggled to get off & died there. I ended up throwing the whole thing out. Now, when I did throw it out there was a ton of flies dead on it since they were trying to feed off the dead lizard but I didn't want to take the chance of killing something else - so I tossed it. =(

This thing catches wasps by the hundreds, if not thousands.It's fairly easy to set up and hang anywhere, thanks to the long wire twist ties, and ideally, you want to put it in a rather open space that sunlight hits. It's super quick to set up by clicking pieces into place, and is a decent size to catch that many wasps.It's very sticky, and none of the wasps that have landed in the trap have the ability to escape it. It works almost instantly if you have a wasp problem, and they start piling up as soon as you're done.It stayed up all the way through winter, and at that point, I just tossed the old traps away, since it's not too difficult to clean up after the trap, as all the trash is inside the cage.I haven't seen a single wasp this year near our house since I set this up. A perfect trap.