Convenientools Ranch Fly Trap The Most Effective Trap Ever Made with Food Bait Flay Catcher for Outdoor (4pcs)

I have several pieces of information to share.First, the description is poorly written. It does NOT come with bait. It also does not come with any instructions. This was very annoying but I found some videos on line and figured out how to set them up. I used packets of prepared bait for flies. Second, the traps seem to be working well. I have 3 and they all have flies in them already. Bonus that they also seem to catch a lot of yellow jackets and wasps! Third, they can be emptied but again no instructions. Search online and you can find a video on how to vacuum them out (not my cup of tea) or shake them out. I plan to use the shake out method as my chickens will eat the flies. Lastly, I sent several messages to the seller about the poor description, no instructions and lack of customer service. I would rate this company 5 stars on their ability to provide ZERO customer service. These traps work but it is unlikely I would purchase them again or recommend them to anyone.

So I bought this fly bags and used dog poop for bait. Guess what! with in 10mins this is how the bag looked. It works! What do flies love? They love poop!! Is disgusting but it wirks!!

They do not work at all. I have 4 of them spread out on our farm and have had them out for about a week. Have not gotten any flies.

These are crap! # days later, not a single fly. I adjusted and bend up the arms for the bowl, used cat food. Useless.Came without instructions and without bait.

These worked very well once we figured out what bate to use. It sounds gross but after trying fly bait from another product and then homemade bait then food stuff from the kitchen, it turned out that out dogs poop was the winner. Omg!! The amount of flies we got was amazing and disgusting 😁

I watched YouTube before buying the four-pack. What bait you use makes a major difference. I love that they are reusable. I didn't like the idea of smashing the flies so I drop the whole trap into a bucket of water, then wait five minutes. After emptying the trap, I let it air dry. I baited each trap with a different bait: canned cat food, cat poop, and rotten hamburger. The rotten meat worked best for me! I keep several traps in reserve so I can replace the full ones and then clean out the replaced traps for the next day.

These don’t work AT ALL. I have a heavy fly problem in the summer and wanted to be able to stop buying the disposable yellow bag-type traps, so I thought I’d give these a try. I took care to hang (four of) them in proper places around my yard, according to the temperature recommendations. I used tuna fish juice as bait, as another reviewer recommended, and I have caught NOTHING! Actually, one has a moth in it by mistake, but otherwise they are EMPTY after more than a week. Meanwhile, the yellow bag I still have hanging in another spot in the yard continues to trap more and more flies! I wish I could get my money back, but the traps are dirty at this point. I’m also not going to double down and buy expensive fly bait to give the traps a second chance. (Fool me once...) Learn from my mistake. Avoid these traps!

Worthless product! I have four of these set out. One right over a flycovered steer, one over a horse, one at a ranch house and one on my porch. All I have caught so far are a few moths. Keeping the bait “moist” is almost impossible...but it doesn’t matter cuz flies aren’t interested anyway! I’ve used everything a fly loves but it still doesn’t work! Save your money and don’t buy these fragile little lightweight, easy to blow down net piles of junk. The commercials are a lie!