fly trap

[trappa 518]

Thought id share a fly trap photo. I swear by these traps, they are easy to use and the results are startling!

This one was 2 inch of solid flies in one month!! Im sure there are plenty of pesters on here who use them. I have one in the garden and it lessens flies considerably, especially handy where ferrets are!

[mackem 30,043]

Whay principle do they work on Trappa?Price please?

[trappa 518]

You put a sachet of attractant into the dome, fill with warm water and thats it! really easy.

I buy them for a fiver, the attractant for £4, but i need to buy in bulk as it costs to send them to me. I sell them for £15 to customers, dome and attractant, thats me making £6 without postage.

[trappa 518]

This is them on fleabay.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Wasp-Fly-Dome-Trap-P...1QQcmdZViewItem

I dont know about putting jam etc in it though!?! I stick to the proper gear and get proper results.

[mackem 30,043]

They look good mate,very effective,heres a natural one

[trappa 518]

A couple of them in the garden would go down a treat!

reminds me of day of the triffids!

[IanB 0]

I use a redtop fly catcher and they stink after a few weeks, they look double the size of that one, I've had them nearly full to the brim before, but the manky little gits lay eggs on each other and start eating there next of kin eventually :sick:

[trappa 518]

I think its the photo ian, its actually quite large.

A month is ample sufficient time in this weather to get a LOT of flys, and yes, they do stink!

[The one 8,592]

I use the Sterling fly bags from killgerm and there about a £5 each well worth it there packed with flies already

[Matt 160]

A really cheap alternative is to cut the top third off a 2 litre pop bottle, and invert that into the main section.

 

Any sweet stuff will do as bait, and they are very effective, especially for wasps.