RESCUE!VisiLure® TrapStik for Wasps, Mud Daubers, Carpenter Bees – 3 Pack

I had yellow jackets coming out from behind my front door light. I put the Rescue Trap Stik next to the light. The 1st day I had 60 trapped yellow jackets. I caulked up opening. Over the next 5 days there were over 100 trapped. The numbered dwindled down to 1 trapped. It's been over a week and have seen no more yellow jackets. Between caulking and killing the workers bringing food, I have assumed the nest is dead. Based on the effectiveness, I highly recommend this product. It came with 3 and 1 did the job. Now I am prepared for any additional nests.

We’ve had a major mud dauber problem for years after moving into a new house. They find their way in everywhere building clay nests in our house and carport area as well as our shed. They cause major issue building nests in our mowers and vents and seemingly any opening they can find. These traps have been a life saver! Two of the traps we hung up caught about a dozen a day! Wish I had gotten these sooner!

Mine where filled with mostly wasps after a few short weeks.

Dateline: A Back Porch Under Siege, Late Sunday Night. There's a certain kind of aerial menace that defies reason. The wasp. The mud dauber. The carpenter bee. These are not creatures you can negotiate with. They are tiny, airborne gangsters, buzzing with a latent hostility that can turn a peaceful afternoon into a frantic, swatting nightmare. You need a defense. A silent, passive, and utterly diabolical one.Enter the RESCUE! VisiLure TrapStik. It is not a spray, not a zapper, but something far more primitive and insidious. It is a totem pole of pure, sticky death.It arrives in a clear plastic tube. You pull it out, and it feels… well, it feels a bit cheap. Let’s be honest. It’s a cardboard tube covered in a psychedelic pattern of dots and swirls, all coated in a layer of glue so tenacious it feels like it could stop a charging rhino. You peel off the protective wrapper, hang it from a hook, and the trap is set. The ease of it all is deceptive.The "VisiLure" technology is the bait. The strange, colorful patterns are apparently irresistible to the multifaceted eyes of flying pests. They see it not as a harbinger of doom, but as some kind of insectoid paradise, a promised land of color and light. They fly in for a closer look, for a landing, for what they believe will be a moment of triumph.And then they are lost. The moment a single leg touches that glue, the struggle is over. It is a brutal, uncompromising adhesive. There is no escape. There is only a slow, sticky submission.After a few days, the totem tells its grim story. It becomes a macabre trophy, a graveyard studded with the vanquished. Wasps, flies, mud daubers, and a whole host of other assorted flying nuisances are held fast, a permanent monument to their own poor judgment. The sheer number of captives is shocking. It is undeniable, visceral proof that this thing works. It works with a savage efficiency.But here lies the rub. The price. For what is, essentially, a very well-designed sticky cardboard tube, the cost feels a bit steep. You look at this flimsy-feeling disposable trap, now covered in the spoils of war, and you can’t help but feel that the economics are slightly out of balance.The verdict? It’s a pretty decent weapon in the war against flying pests. It is savagely effective, easy to deploy, and requires zero maintenance. But you are paying a premium for that effectiveness, packaged in a form that feels like it should cost about half as much. It’s a fine product, but a questionable value. A sticky, effective, and slightly overpriced solution to a very persistent problem.

Found these items about 3 years ago and have them on repeat order all summer long! The best thing I have found for reducing the wasps, mud daubers and flies at our farmhouse and surrounding barns. Easy to put together and place in the locations where they congregate. The 3-pack is the most economical bundle since we use them so often. The photo is showing the 2nd trap this spring/summer in this location. First was full of flies and wasps near our porch/entryway. Not shown are the two hanging near the doorways of our barns which are always 'full' before this one. Shipment is always on time. Thanks for a great product!

Perfect for black wasps.Works for paper waspsDOES NOT WORK ON MUD DAUBERS.I was skeptical of this trap when I bought this trap. I mean really, why would wasps be attracted to a printed pattern? No pheromones or fancy tricks... just printed paper? I placed one 18" away from a black wasp nest. Within 24 hours all but 2 wasps from the nest were stuck to it. 60 + wasps!!!I places 2 others around and over about 10 days it slowly got the paper wasps.However, NOTE: With the black wasps and paper wasps gone - Mud Daubers then moved in to my front porch and they do not care about the trap at all. It has caught 0 Mud Daubers.

Worked!Easy setup, caught a bunch of wasps!Just wish the price was better, but i liked the cage to keep birds safe, and protects from accidentally touching the glue.

We have cicada killers and these are the only thing we've found that helps. Giving 4 instead of 5 because they want you to hang these. When we hang it we get 0 wasps. If we toss them on the ground however, they work great (at least for the type of wasp we are dealing with).