- 2 in 1 fly traps outdoor hanging: we know that flies prefer yellow, and natural 30g fly bait can attract flies faster. Therefore, the fly bags outdoor disposable of this visual and odor attraction is designed to help you seize more flies
- How ranch fly trap works: the fly hunter ranch fly trap contain only fish, eggs and bran, fly traps outdoor hanging usually takes 3 days for the bait to smell and take effect. The hotter the weather, the better the effect. If the weather is cool, disposable fly trap hanging will take 5 or 6 days to see the effect
- Easy to use: just cut it along the dotted line, pull up the lid on the top, fill the fly catcher outdoor hanging with warm water to the standard water level, fully dissolve the fly bait trap, hang outdoor fly trap in an outdoor ventilated place
- Safe and effective: disposable fly trap bag is 8.5 x 9.6 inches, and we are equipped with ropes to hang on branches or fences. The livestock pasture cattle barn horse stable fly trap can catch many flies in a few days, with high efficiency
- For outdoor use only: place disposable fly traps outdoor in a well-ventilated and sunny area, as sunlight will help the bait ferment faster. Fly control should be deployed in areas where flies are most frequent, such as stable, chicken coops, livestock, pastures, etc. Hang fly hunter outdoor fly traps at least 20 feet away from living areas and no lower than 5 feet in height
Product description
Glovv Small Fly Trap
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Will fly bags attract other insects?
How long does each fly trap last?
How can I tell if the bait is no longer effective?
Will fly bags attract other insects?
It only attracts flies that are drawn to the odor of fermentation.
How long does each fly trap last?
During the summer, it is recommended to check the trap every 7?10 days. If flies are merely crawling on the outside of the bag or hovering around the opening without entering, please replace it with a new bag.
How can I tell if the bait is no longer effective?
The bait has completely dried out, developed mold, or become infested with maggots; new flies no longer approach it, and the rate of capture has dropped significantly.
