Simple Setup
Ready to Catch in 4 Easy Steps
No chemicals. No chasing a nest you'll never find. Out of the box and hanging in under a minute.
Pull Out the Mesh Cage
Separate the bright honeycomb mesh cage from the inner sticky tube.
Apply Sticky Paper
Peel the backing and wrap the super-sticky paper around the inner tube.
Snap the Cage Back
Slide the cage over the tube and snap it shut.
Hang It Outdoors
Find a shaded spot 15–20 feet from where you and the animals actually spend time. The trap pulls the wasps to it, and away from you.
🌿 Non-Toxic
Zero Chemicals. Zero Risk.
Just about every other wasp trap out there runs on chemical bait - the kind with a warning to keep it off your skin and out of your eyes. This one catches wasps with insect science, plain and simple. Nothing to leak, nothing to breathe, nothing the kids or the dog can get into.
This is a new product I just got in last week to help with the wasp issue I have in my front yard without using pesticides. I still have yet to see how well it works.
Traps well
Bottom line: I'd been swatting at them for weeks with no real solution. Way faster than I expected. I hung one in each corner of the backyard. I should have bought this months ago. My new go-to.
Let me just say, Late summer is yellowjacket season here and this year was the worst. Caught more in the first day than I knew were in my yard. I've thrown out three other brands. This one stays. Won't be going back to anything else.
First off, The yellowjackets were attacking our hummingbird feeders constantly. Within three days the swarms were under control. Comes ready to use — peel and hang. This brand has earned my trust.
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Wasps and yellowjackets hunt by sight, and they can't resist that bright honeycomb. They fly in through the holes, land on the sticky paper inside, and that's the end of the road - no bait, no poison, no liquid. When the paper fills up, you just drop in a fresh insert.
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That's the whole idea. No chemical bait, no insecticide, nothing to spill. The wasps stay stuck on the paper, sealed up inside the cage. Hang it by the coop, the patio, or the garden and don't give it a second thought. (Still want it 15–20 feet from where everybody gathers, so it draws the wasps away from you instead of toward you.)
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For a backyard or patio, one trap will cover the busy spot. If you've got animals, feed, or fruit trees, hang a few around the place - by the barn, the coop, anywhere you've seen wasps working. Folks are always surprised how many come out of one hidden ground nest, so a little extra coverage means a lot fewer ever make it to you.
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