RESCUE! Yellowjacket Attractant Cartridge (10 Week Supply) – for RESCUE! Reusable Yellowjacket Traps - (5 Pack)

I purchased the RESCUE! Yellowjacket Attractant Cartridge (10 Week Supply) – 5 Pack for use with my RESCUE! Reusable Yellowjacket Trap, and I’m genuinely impressed with how well this works! The cartridges are easy to install in the trap, and they start attracting yellowjackets almost immediately. I’ve noticed a significant reduction in yellowjackets around my yard since using these, making outdoor time much more enjoyable. Each cartridge lasts up to 10 weeks, so this 5-pack offers great value for long-term pest control. The attractant is potent without being overly smelly, and the traps have been catching yellowjackets consistently. For anyone dealing with a yellowjacket problem, I highly recommend these cartridges paired with the RESCUE! trap—great product that really gets the job done!

Every year we are tormented by yellow jackets. If you’ve never been stung by a yellow jacket thank your Lucky stars! We use this around our patio because we like to sit outside and are always bothered by yellow jackets. This pest control really does the job when controlling yellow jackets. You mix it in a container and place it in specific places where you know there’s more yellow jacket action. The product has a lifespan of near a month, but by that time it has eliminated dozens or more yellow jackets. The value for the money is very good because if it’s doing its job, eliminating the yellow jackets it’s well worth the money. There is a little bit of an odor, but eventually you go nose blind, and you don’t notice it. All you notice is all the yellow jackets trapped inside instead of bothering you. Highly recommended.

These are amazing. Just drop the refill into the hanging unit and watch the pests fly in and not be able to get out. Makes for bee free bbqs.

This is the only trap we use! It works for yellow jackets only and doesn’t trap other insects which are beneficial. Easy to up and reusable!

In 2020, our beloved little yorkipoo, DeeDee, was stung by yellow jackets at the end of the summer when they are super aggressive. She was nowhere near the nest at the time, but doesn't matter. They get nasty. She almost died and would likely not survive another sting at only 13 lbs. Although this was at someone else's house, we have a fig tree and a ginormous wood pile. One attracts the yellow jacket workers, the other queens (they hibernate in the wood pile). So I have been using this product ever since with much success! We are in the PNW and have mild winter weather compared to many parts of the country, so I put this out in March and keep it filled through October/November. It is always sold out at the hardware stores near us in season, so I just got a bigger stash via Amazon, so I don't run out. (I need 3-4 ten week ones per year) If you get it out early you catch the queens. Less chance of getting a nest nearby. Over time we have less in our traps, simply because they just aren't around after dying so often & catching queens for several years. The first year it was full. I purchased another one that we take with our trailer when camping. They make disposable ones just for this, but I am an environmentalist so I'd rather not throw stuff away all of the time and just reuse. If you are concerned about yellow jackets this stuff works! Love it! Just don't get it on your hands or your in trouble! PS/ If you have other stinging bug concerns they make a dual wasp/yellow jacket version that traps and drowns them, but the refill is different than this one.

I have a good-sized lot for our house. Every early spring, the yellowjacket queens emerge from their winter dormancy. I don't want to share my space with a soon to be bunch of unwelcome neighbors. I set the traps in mid-April. By the end of May, my 4 traps are really full and need to cleaned and new cartridges added. You can see the early "catches" are much larger than the new workers that show up later. Putting fresh cartridges in late summer will catch the new queens before they hibernate in some cozy corner, like bbq covers, tarps or a fold towel you forget about. Ya, one found my hand when i picked up the towel in December. It was hibernating and definitely not dead. Ouch!

Can't say enough positive remarks about these yellow jacket attractants! We set put them in yellow jacket traps in early spring to catch yellow jacket queens and we catch DOZENS OF THEM! This has almost completely eliminated nests near our property. It can't catch them all, but we used to have a significant yellow jacket problem and now they're almost non-existent. We also put them out in the fall to catch stragglers that are making last attempts to find food, and we still catch queens in the fall if they leave the nest! Excellent!

These are the BEST yellow jacket trap refills. They are a bit costly but they do last 10 weeks. Two to three refills per trap will do for the summer season, depending on when you put out the traps and when you take them down. You need to purchase the Rescue trap to use these refills. The traps are reusable if properly cleaned and stored. I have used the same traps for three years.