8 Pack Outdoor Ranch Fly Trap, Disposable Fly Traps Outdoor Hanging Cages, Fly Catcher Killer for Farm/Orchard

It works but you have to weigh down the plastic bait bowls. Any amount of wind or light breeze will blow the bait bowl right away lol. It was worth a try but needs some minor modifications.

You can tip them over and the cone inverts and you can shake the bugs out to re-use them. No stinky water to dump or smell like other traps.

Easy to install but the bowl needs to have water to interest flies into net zone and if you live in Zone 7, it’s been too hot to keep water in it unless you water it every hour. Sure it works but need to be able to retain some water to be effective

I honestly thought this would be easy. I set up hung it added beer as some recommended. That didn’t work. Tried honey. Didn’t work. Spoiled fruit. BIG NOPE. quail poop which flies love but still NO FLYS IN THE FLY CATCHER. WHAT GIVES? The product is made well/ I just can’t seem to get the flys to go to it versus my yard/coop etc.

Love these. You have to figure out the right mixture of stuff we use beer and horse poop. And sometimes you have to move them but these were great and don’t smell bad like the old fly traps will be buying these every year

It is better than the one I bought from Home-depot.

The only thing I didn’t like is the hook inside the trap. If bumped it unhooks and collapses. And you have to work to get it hooked back with all the flies and nastiness

I've had 4 of the 6 up for just over a week using chicken liver and a bit of water in each. They ARE working. Started working about 40 mins. after hanging. Hung them about 18-20" from the ground. Have to keep water in them every other day with a watering can which is easy to do, just pour the water thru the net...easy to keep the liver from crusting and drying out.Gave 4 stars because I have not emptied them. The little aluminun ring in the center the flies fly up thru is no more than an inch in diameter. Don't know how easy it will be to shake the flies out or how often I will need to do that. My guess right now is maybe twice this summer. Temps have been in the 80's during this time and sunny.

Works great! But you have to make sure it stinks! I put chicken poo and a little bit of watermelon in and let it get a bit of rain in there and all the flies, bees, wasps, earwigs, you name it go in there. I have had it for about 4 weeks now and it is half full. I haven't tried to dump it yet. So I don't know how easy that is, but it seems pretty straight forward.

Completely useless. Have had one hanging for two months in our barn literally in the middle of a thick cloud of flies that hang out by our animal feed. Have tried several baits (wet cat food, fish, rotten meat) and have not caught a single fly. ZERO! Inside the netting of the trap is the only airspace in the entire barn without flies. This product is a complete joke. The pictures of the trap full of flies in the ad is obviously staged. False advertising at its finest.

The media could not be loaded.  We live in a rural area. Hung 2 traps up in my yard approximately 6’ high. Used cat food as bait. Worked extremely well.Video is after 2 weeks.

Works best when you have the right stuff to attract the flies to the catcher. Over ripe fruit works well.

These work really well but there's no way to empty the dead flies so just piles up