How to use the RESCUE! Reusable Yellowjacket Trap

Shipping Lead Vladimir demonstrates how to set up one of our most popular products, the RESCUE! Reusable Yellowjacket Trap.

[schoenbaum]

Good for you guys for letting employees make these videos. Says a lot about your company.

[smorgasbroad]

OMG, I love Vladimir! He's a delight; I could listen to him all day! Please ask him to say "Moose and squirrel"

[AKIYIAKELLY]

Thanks for these Directions.
I had no clue how to do it.

[jorgepalma]

This video was unexpectedly wholesome.
❤️

[Steve-ykiu]

We’ve had good luck with these last year. I’m here for the refresher course. Thanks Vlad!

[AKIYIAKELLY]

Thanks....
I just purchased this.
I hope it works.

[readysea]

last year I tried the disposable traps you put water in, I did not catch one single yellow jacket. But I went through a ton of spray cans of poison and they just kept coming. I had to hire a professional. I put up a couple of the re-usable cylinders a couple of weeks ago near where there were yellow jackets last year, and so far, none trapped. Yesterday I saw a couple of scouts elsewhere in the yard and I got another reusable cylinder trap and put it where the scout had been scouting. I did not use the powder attractant but went straight to the 10-week pod. So far, nothing trapped. I'd much rather trap them early than have to literally go into battle against them.

[n.parker]

can you please shoe me a link to purchase the trap and refill? i got one similar yesterday have to put water and 2 drops dish soap. only lasts 2 weeks your is more simple i just need details please

[wizart]

I bought two of these at Home depot today. The packets had white powder in them, not the Liquid i seen in another video. There was very little powder

[johnmcvicker]

As with yellow jackets, they love wet cat food and I'm adding in some of that with these traps. Three nests to take care of.

[squiglz]

So can’t they just get out after they get in? I’m having a hard time understanding what’s keeping them in

[daneholloway]

Are these good for northeastern states?

[Mobcitytvv]

Bought this same one last week ain’t catch one yet

[BipolarBear]

I bought one yesterday and set it up but still don’t have one in it, why? Did I just waste money?

[miashawilson]

The background music is so loud it's hard to hear what he is saying.

[joetaylor]

For the last two years, I've tried to use the Rescue "attractants, " but have found them no more effective than simple cotton balls . . . in other words, they seem to attract NO yellow jackets just using the designated "attractants." I have no problem with the device itself or their design, but I'm wondering if I've been scammed on the "attractants, " recently. In the summer of 2018, I actually see the substance identified as the "attractant, " and it did seem to, by itself, attract the insects. No such experience in 2019 and 2020. I'm wondering if I DID in fact just buy simple cotton balls these last two years. Am I wrong?

[ellenmcgaughy]

The attractant works but the trap doesn’t. I have swarms of bees that aren’t going into the trap. Can’t go near it to take it down

[TeresaMom]

We bought the new reusable Yellowjacket Traps with 2 chambers and it trapped a Queen Yellowjacket for about a half a day but then she figured out how to climb back down inside the green cone and escaped out of the bottom holes! You all need to redesign your reusable trap with 2 chambers because Yellowjackets can & WILL escape out of the bottom! We will stick with the disposable traps until you all redesign the 2 chamber reusable trap.

[bonzodoglizardking]

Hornets/Yellow Jackets have two modes: Horny and Hungry. If the attractant isn't working, try appealing to hunger. A Rescue bait station (cone within cylinder type) baited with KFC/Roast chicken joints cut in small chunks attracts hornets like crazy. Load the trap, and set in direct sun, and watch the bodies pile-up! Just make sure the bait is aromatic and not too dry.

[TomLloyd-]

What they don't tell you here is that there are 'east of the rockies' and 'west of the rockies' traps that are very different b/c apparently yellowjackets are attracted to different pheromones and they stay on their respective side of the Rocky Mountain range. . . . Who knew? ? ? On the bag traps . . . there is a small 'E' . . or . . 'W' after the title of the trap. I don't know bout the ones like in this video though.