RESCUE! Outdoor Disposable Hanging Fly Trap - 8 Traps

We used to buy individual bags at our local hardware store but now we buy these by the case. Works great and keeps number of flies down during fly season. Super easy to install. Smell is bad when bag gets full but that’s to be expected.

These fly traps (and the cheaper knockoff versions work just as well but are more steps to setup), work the best of any fly traps I've tried. We have chickens and compost and the fly situation can get real bad, but these will have literal piles of flies build up in them. The bags will fill up. The only downside is they do smell pretty bad. Worthwhile trade-off though for a trap that actually works.

Farmer here- hands down the BEST fly killer we have EVER bought. And I mean we have bought them all. I hung 4 of these up last night at 7pm and less than 24 hours later they were either full or close to it. Its scary how many there are when you start catching them. BUT that's thousands of flies who won't be hatching eggs now and making more as the summer goes on. Catch them in the spring during early emergence and you will have such better results. And word to the wise: the ones sitting in sunshine get warm and pull flies in FASTER. HAPPY HUNTING

A fly catcher that clears the yard. You may have to put out multiple bags, one at a time, but eventually the fly population will diminish as you catch bag-full after bag-full of those little MFers and you'll be able to enjoy your outdoor space again. I am truly amazed at the number of flies this catches!Pro Tip - Have a plan to get rid of the full bag-o-flies. Filling it with water and hanging it is easy (The instructions say to hang it at least 20' away from where you're sitting for a reason). The difficult part is disposing of the stinking bag of flies and maggots. I recommend you use small trash can bags to put the full bag-o-flies into, being VERY careful not to spill the contents (It stinks REALLY BAD, it's putrefied eggs). Do this while the bag-o-flies is still hanging as it reduces the amount of touching the bag. Tape that closed to prevent spillage. Remove the bag from the hanger. Bag it again, just to be safe. Now where to dispose of the bag? If you can, don't put it in your trash, it might break and boy does it smell bad for a long while. Find a dumpster of a retailer or restaurant you don't like. You can also bury it if you have the land to do that.

It's great for catching flies outside! Easy to set up, instructions are simple. But, man, that stuff inside smells awful when you fill it up. And after a week, it gets really stinky as it attracts more flies.

We live out in the country and our animals are always battling with the flies. These work great and catch alot of flies. I ordered the smaller 8 pack and now going to try the larger ones because these worked so well.

must keep the bag full of water,,,,,it works!!!!!!

I’m very impressed. I put the trap out less than a week ago and it’s almost completely full of flys.