FEBSNOW Ranch Green Cage for Indoor or Outdoor Family Farms, Park, Restaurants 2-Pack Medium

This is the type where a fly goes in a small opening and can't find his way out cause the fly is a real dummy. There are so many fly traps that stink and once full you have to throw it away. This you can just keep using it over and over without dumping. I use dog food in the little bowl and it gets attractive and even more so when it gets wet. Those little flys go in but they can't come out. A simple and effective product.

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No instructions provided. Have to buy bait packs separately. Catches some flies, but not all the flies. I would not recommend.

The amount of dead flies is insane. I haven't cleaned them out yet (*Edit below) and they are half full of flies. The bait I used was pretty stinky but not terrible. I have not noticed a smell from the flies. It's pretty easy to set up the hooks are a bit of a struggle but with a little patience it's easy enough. They aren't attractive, but no insect trap I've ever seen is. If you have a lot of flies outside these will kill MANY of them for the price. I think I may feed the dead flies to my chickens... But a bit reluctant.*Edit a few days later.I cleaned it out and it was not a very fun experience. I spent a bit of time shaking it then finally just grabbed a twig and used it to clear the funnel out of the tiny metal ring. My hands were covered in dry fly dust which doesn't smell great.. Though being nice dry fly dust and not moldy dead clumps of bodies I really felt comfortable feeding them to my chickens and my girls cleared an alarming amount of piles of flies. My sexlinks just ate straight flies while my barred rocks kept going between salad and flies, grass, strawberry leaves and back to flies.I won't give this product any points for cleaning! But at the end of the day--this was a very effective way to slow the fly population and get some very very high protein eggs. The cleaning is worth the eggs--dont feed your chickens moldy wet flies from other traps.

I have chickens. Flies love the chicken poop. They weren't overly interested when I put sweets, apple vinegar, or chicken poop in the trap, unless I put _all_ the fresh poop in there (or otherwise disposed of the extra poop). However, putting some fresh stuff from the cat litter along with some flowers I saw the flies enjoy from across the property made the flies swarm the trap, catching perhaps half of all the flies around the coop (again, when all the fresh poop was in the trap or otherwise disposed of). Also, you should add water to the contents of the trap every 2 or 3 days so it will keep smelling bad enough (attracting more flies).I only hung up 2 traps, btw, about 60 feet apart (1 next to the coop, another near the flowers the flies swarmed), and these results were about 3 to 4 weeks before the flies all died off at the end of the season. If I had these hung at the beginning of spring, there likely would have been many fewer flies overall.Overall pretty happy with it. Definitely worth a few bucks, and the chickens enjoyed eating the flies that were caught.

These work if u can keep the little tray full of water and bait. Tray not very big so in summer heat and a breeze blowing you have to really keep up with themThey are flimsy. But do catch flies. And do great as long as u keep a bait in them. And water with bait worked best for us but again it’s a daily walk around around farm add water most days with out wind be a few times a day

Bought these to control flies around my chickens and our horses. Within a day of figuring out the bait (I just used chicken poop and a little chicken food, but it took me a few days to realize it needed to be wet to attract flies), the bags were accumulating a TON of flies and the flies were noticeably diminished in and around the coop. Sadly, a hailstorm pretty much took out my fly traps a few days ago.

1. First of all, the product does not work. I put the bait in the bowl, set it up in the chicken yard, and after 3 days, I caught 4 flies. The problem IS NOT the lack of flies with all the chicken poo in the run. The problem is that there is too much space between the bowl and the net. So the flies just fly out the side instead of going up and getting trapped.2. Also, I ordered the two pack. While I did get two nettings, I got only one bowl. So I could not set up two of them. Now, it probably says somewhere in the fine print that you get only one bowl. (I perused the text and did not see it.) But the picture for the two pack clearly shows two nets and TWO bowls.