Within 15 minutes of hanging, both traps had over 50 flies caught. I used fresh dog poop, horse poop, and canned cat food as bait. I use many fly control measures, these traps rank among the best. I will be buying more.

It's used to catch flies and that's what it does. The key is to put something spoiled or nasty smells.

Couldn't get these to work at first. Couldn't find a bait. We finally put in a small piece of chicken skin, raw, and within a week there were at least three inches of dead flies in the trap.

I had so many flies on my patio. Within two days, there are so many flies in it. I may have to buy new ones instead of emptying them.

I must say, looking at this out of the box, I did not think this was going to work.

Fill the bait bowl with sweet stuff like fruit. Watermelon, grapes, apples, etc. Throw in some lemonade or OJ, and then watch all of those bastards get stuck and die. It's beautiful. I really hate flies, which is a problem for us because we have a backyard chicken coop. These traps keep them in check like nothing else ever could.

I used a shrimp for bait. Hung them about 2 ft off the ground just outside from my chicken coop. Caught about 3 dozen flies and 4 white-faced hornets so far, already a noticeable difference around the yard.

Exactly what I needed for my backyard. The traps work great! I hooked 4 around my patio/backyard area and within a couple of hours, there were at least 15 flies in one of them and multiple flies in the other traps. Would definitely recommend it. For bait, I used riped bananas, and they worked perfectly. I noticed setting the traps lower to the ground worked best.

They really do the job! With the heat this summer, we have more flies than normal. We have had them, four traps, on our deck, and over two weeks, have caught about 1000 or more flies!

These are working great! I put a tin of wet cat food in the little tray. It doesn't smell horrible so we don't notice it but it sure does attract the flies! Within 10 minutes we had eight stuck in the first trap!