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title: "RESCUE! Reusable Yellowjacket Trap - 2 Pack"
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# Targets ~12 yellowjacket species Reusable durable plastic design Non-toxic, chemical-free pest control RESCUE! Reusable Yellowjacket Trap - 2 Pack

**Brand:** rescue!
**Price:** E£ 6753
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ♻️ Outsmart yellowjackets, reclaim your outdoor space!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** RESCUE! Reusable Yellowjacket Trap - 2 Pack by rescue!
- **How much does it cost?** E£ 6753 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- rescue! enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted rescue! brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eco-Friendly & Safe:** Non-toxic operation means no harmful sprays—safe for your family and the environment.
- • **Dual-Pack Convenience:** Two traps let you cover more ground or rotate for continuous protection.
- • **Effortless Maintenance:** Long-lasting attractant keeps the trap effective for weeks with minimal upkeep.
- • **Made in the USA Quality:** Crafted domestically with durable materials built to last multiple seasons.
- • **All-Season Yellowjacket Defense:** Proven original trap lures and captures multiple yellowjacket species with precision.

## Overview

The RESCUE! Reusable Yellowjacket Trap 2-Pack is a durable, non-toxic pest control solution designed to attract and trap multiple North American yellowjacket species. Featuring a specially formulated attractant and a smart cone design, it lures yellowjackets inside where they perish naturally without chemicals. Made in the USA from sturdy plastic, this reusable trap offers weeks of low-maintenance protection, helping you enjoy your outdoor spaces free from aggressive stinging pests.

## Description

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Review: UPDATED: Nearly got swarmed trying to hang the trap! - My family and I had recently been annoyed by yellow jackets while we tried to have meals on our back deck. I don't know where the little buggers came from, but in the course of a couple of weeks they went from being a non-issue to becoming a real problem. I thought a trap might help cut down on the population or at least divert the yellow jackets' attention away from our table. After baiting the trap for the first time, I walked outside to hang the trap on a tree branch a little ways away from my deck. I literally finished knotting the string with several yellow jackets having appeared out of nowhere and buzzing quizzically around me. I moved to a safe distance and, within two minutes, counted more than 20 yellow jackets excitedly investigating the trap. At five minutes, it was practically swarming. By morning, there must have been 200 greedy little guys trapped in there. I had no idea there were so many yellow jackets in my yard! In a prolonged war with yellow jackets in my yard, this trap (combined with the bait it uses) is a powerful weapon. As I empty the trap every few days, I keep thinking that some yellow jacket queen somewhere is wringing her little yellow jacket hands and saying "Where are all the workers going? I want answers! I can't keep up this pace of making yellow jacket babies!" The trap comes with a short-term bait. You can use fruit and meat as a supplement bait as well. However, I highly recommend getting the Rescue YJTC-DB9 Yellow Jacket 10 Week Attractant Cartridge and using it as your long-term bait solution. The long-term bait makes the maintenance a lot easier as you don't have to clean and re-bait the trap once a week. However, if you are catching as many yellow jackets as I have been, you will need to empty it out anyway. Every few days, I put the trap full of critters in the freezer for half an hour because there are usually a bunch of still-living and annoyed yellow jackets inside. Once they're frozen I dispose of the yellow jackets, thoroughly wash the trap out, add a little water to moisten the bait cartridge, and hang it again. I also include a piece of lunch meat and a slice of fruit as additional bait just to make sure all the little buggers bring their friends to the party. Last summer I was easily catching hundreds of yellow jackets every week just in one trap. In mid-summer, I was catching hundreds per day on some days. I keep telling myself that I eventually have to run out of yellow jackets. I'll hang it again in early spring and try to catch the queen herself. Then she'll finally know what's been happening to all her greedy little workers. Whether or not I escape unscathed from this war I have declared, I'm confident that this trap will significantly cut down on the yellow jacket population in and around my yard. So far, I'm very satisfied with the purchase. I only wish it came with a beekeeper's protective suit. UPDATE....... AFTER 2 SUMMERS OF USE.......... After having had this trap active last year and through this second summer, I can confidently say that I have vastly cut down on the yellow jacket population in my yard. I bought a second trap and hung it on the other end of my yard. There are definitely a lot fewer yellow jackets so far this summer, which I partly attribute to my hanging the trap early in the season and catching what appeared to be several queens. As the problem has been so much more under control this years, I haven't had to empty the trap as often. I have been able to leave it hanging for weeks at a time with nothing but the long-term attractant/bait to keep the buggers interested. I am still catching several yellow jackets per day, but my family and I can eat outside with only the occasional yellow jacket snooping around. Compare that to two summers ago when we were being driven inside by swarms! Hang the trap outside as early as possible in the season and you should catch some queens. That puts a big dent in your yard's summer population. For the rest of the summer, with only a little attention, you can keep the yellow jackets trapped and occupied with ease.
Review: So easy to lure them with the promise of free food! - Evil buggers would take over our deck every time we BBQ'd. I searched, and could not locate a nest anywhere. Time for these things to go. I had used the Rescue fly traps with much success, so I decided to purchase their yellowjacket trap. It was inexpensive and the reviews were promising, so I figured I didn't have much to lose...except for a few yellowjackets. I was hopeful. If you've ever purchased the Rescue FLY Traps, or their fly attractant in the past, then you know that adding attractant should definitely be done outside. Knowing what their FLY bait smells like (rotting flesh), and NOT knowing what yellowjacket attractant would smell like, I thought it would be a good idea to put the trap together outside, and decided to set it up, of course, by said BBQ, so I could watch my new trap catch these creatures from hell. It was quick and easy to put together, and even got the attention of a few yellowjackets who appeared out of nowhere to investigate. But while they flew around the trap, they didn't, wouldn't, or couldn't figure out how to enter. So back into the house I went to grab a piece of old lunch meat I had been planning to throw out, and brought it back outside with me. DO NOT DO THIS. Don't make this mistake at home, because the instant I approached the trap with a single slice of processed turkey breast, I was swarmed. Three yellowjackest suddenly turned into thirty. I opened the trap back up, and threw the lunchmeat into the trap, shaking my head and hands the entire time so they wouldn't land on me. Got bit once, thankfully I am not allergic. I quickly screwed the bottom of the trap in place, and tied it back up to the deck railing, and then stepped back to watch. Okay, the the sheer numbers of yellowjackets that showed up were not the paltry group that had invaded our BBQ's Those original buggers quickly told all their friends, and the word spread out in yellowjacket land that there was a slice of processed turkey breast to be had, and they all wanted it. They buzzed around the trap, trying to figure out how to get in. FREE FOOD! They fought with each other to get in through the small holes in the bottom of the trap. Once in, a few of them tried to block the entrance for other comers. Some tried coming in two abreast. And once in, they grabbed a piece of the prized processed meat and flew upwards through the cone, and on to what they believed would be freedom. SIKE!! No freedom for you!! They hit the top of the trap and buzzed around. As they tried to escape, they continued to greedily hold firmly on to their tiny pieces of meat, refusing to let go. And more continued to come, and more, and more. The new arrivals didn't seem to notice their compadres trapped inside. If they did notice, they didn't care. They selfishly were only concerned about getting their piece of the pie...or of the meat as it were. As time passed, the first arrivals finally accepted their fate, dropped their little piece of meat, and clung to the walls of the trap, eventually falling to the bottom where a good amount of no longer wanted meat was now collecting. And still more came. By nightfall, most activity stopped. In the morning, those that had entered the night before were dead, but a host of new arrivals were coming. By the end of the second day, the trap was half full...and still they are coming. This evening I ordered another trap so I can take the first down to empty it without depriving any of the still free yellowjackets of their opportunity of free meat. That just wouldn't be fair, now would it? In all seriousness, this trap works, and works WELL, for what we always called, "Meat Bees", those pesky creatures that invade picnics and BBQ's, any time there is any sort of meat around. They are aggressive and nasty, and they can sting multiple times. It is impossible to enjoy being outdoors with a plate of food if they are around. I understand that the attractant that comes with the trap might work better in the spring when the queens are out; but in the summer (end of August for me), that meat is the bait to use. That worked. It also makes for a great science project, as detailed above. The first two photos are after 15 minutes, the third one 30 minutes, the 4th is one hour later, and the last photo is 24 hours later. And they are still coming. I still haven't found the nest.

## Features

- THE ORIGINAL – There’s a reason you see this trap everywhere: it’s the original, and it works! There are roughly a dozen species of stinging yellow jackets throughout North America, and this trap is designed to lure them all.
- HIGHLY EFFECTIVE – Lured in by our specially formulated attractant, yellowjackets fly in through the holes in the bottom of the trap, continue upward through the interior cone, and become trapped. Once inside, they die from dehydration—no killing agent required.
- NON-TOXIC – Unlike potentially harmful sprays, this trap relies on a non-toxic mode of action to eliminate yellowjackets. Its durable plastic construction is built to withstand many seasons of use. Attractant refills are available.
- SMARTER PEST CONTROL – Our Reusable Yellowjacket Trap is specially designed to attract and kill yellowjackets, not beneficial honeybees. The included attractant lasts for weeks without daily maintenance.
- MADE IN THE USA – At RESCUE!, our goal is to design, manufacture, and market the safest and most effective pest control solutions available for homeowners. We are proud to manufacture our products in the USA!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003URK9UG |
| Best Sellers Rank | #17,333 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #475 in Pest Control Traps |
| Brand | RESCUE! |
| Color | Yellow |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (6,012) |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00042853728175 |
| Is Electric | Yes |
| Item Weight | 10.8 ounces |
| Item model number | RESCUE - 042853720179 - 2/PK |
| Manufacturer | RESCUE! |
| Material | Plastic |
| Number of Pieces | 2 |
| Product Dimensions | 6"L x 6"W x 10"H |
| Style | Classic |
| Target Species | Fly, Wasp |
| UPC | 042853728175 |
| Unit Count | 2.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** RESCUE!
- **Color:** Yellow
- **Is Electric:** Yes
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of Pieces:** 2
- **Product Dimensions:** 6"L x 6"W x 10"H
- **Style:** Classic
- **Target Species:** Fly, Wasp
- **UPC:** 042853728175
- **Unit Count:** 2.0 Count

## Images

![RESCUE! Reusable Yellowjacket Trap - 2 Pack - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71WQpDGlKGL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this attract honey bees? I am a beekeepr and I want to solve my yellow jacket problem but not kill any of my bees.**
A: IT WILL NOT ATTRACT HONEY BEES !!!  We've been using these for more than 15 years, and they only attract yellow jackets.  Not a single honey bee; but they have attracted and killed thousands of yellow jackets.

**Q: Will this work for carpenter bees?**
A: I don't think so. The bait is particular to yellow-jackets. Of course, you could bait the trap with something carpenter bees like...

**Q: Is this good for use in the fall in Michigan?**
A: I left another post about this product was useless when I used it here in Atlanta this summer. I would not waste your money. Go to a good pest control online company and buy Delta dust and a reusable duster. Dust the nest at night say 10PM, if it is reachable - mine was in the in the ground. Wear protective clothing and do do not shine a flashlight or bright light down or near the hole. If its not reachable I would just call a pest control company. These yellow jackets are especially aggressive in the fall when their food supplies are dwindling. There is a great online professional pest control firm that you can order from here in Atlanta - with good online service techs. Do My Own Press Control.

**Q: How do you get rid of it once the need are caught? Do you throw it out with lives bees? Also how often do you need to refill?**
A: When they got really full of dead yellowjackets I submerged them in a bucket of water because they were so effective that there would always be live ones in there if I left them outside. Then I brought them inside and rinsed out the bees and lures. I have a sink disposal so could put them down the drain. How often depends on how fast they get full! For us it was about two weeks.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ UPDATED: Nearly got swarmed trying to hang the trap!
*by J***. on August 30, 2012*

My family and I had recently been annoyed by yellow jackets while we tried to have meals on our back deck. I don't know where the little buggers came from, but in the course of a couple of weeks they went from being a non-issue to becoming a real problem. I thought a trap might help cut down on the population or at least divert the yellow jackets' attention away from our table. After baiting the trap for the first time, I walked outside to hang the trap on a tree branch a little ways away from my deck. I literally finished knotting the string with several yellow jackets having appeared out of nowhere and buzzing quizzically around me. I moved to a safe distance and, within two minutes, counted more than 20 yellow jackets excitedly investigating the trap. At five minutes, it was practically swarming. By morning, there must have been 200 greedy little guys trapped in there. I had no idea there were so many yellow jackets in my yard! In a prolonged war with yellow jackets in my yard, this trap (combined with the bait it uses) is a powerful weapon. As I empty the trap every few days, I keep thinking that some yellow jacket queen somewhere is wringing her little yellow jacket hands and saying "Where are all the workers going? I want answers! I can't keep up this pace of making yellow jacket babies!" The trap comes with a short-term bait. You can use fruit and meat as a supplement bait as well. However, I highly recommend getting the Rescue YJTC-DB9 Yellow Jacket 10 Week Attractant Cartridge and using it as your long-term bait solution. The long-term bait makes the maintenance a lot easier as you don't have to clean and re-bait the trap once a week. However, if you are catching as many yellow jackets as I have been, you will need to empty it out anyway. Every few days, I put the trap full of critters in the freezer for half an hour because there are usually a bunch of still-living and annoyed yellow jackets inside. Once they're frozen I dispose of the yellow jackets, thoroughly wash the trap out, add a little water to moisten the bait cartridge, and hang it again. I also include a piece of lunch meat and a slice of fruit as additional bait just to make sure all the little buggers bring their friends to the party. Last summer I was easily catching hundreds of yellow jackets every week just in one trap. In mid-summer, I was catching hundreds per day on some days. I keep telling myself that I eventually have to run out of yellow jackets. I'll hang it again in early spring and try to catch the queen herself. Then she'll finally know what's been happening to all her greedy little workers. Whether or not I escape unscathed from this war I have declared, I'm confident that this trap will significantly cut down on the yellow jacket population in and around my yard. So far, I'm very satisfied with the purchase. I only wish it came with a beekeeper's protective suit. UPDATE....... AFTER 2 SUMMERS OF USE.......... After having had this trap active last year and through this second summer, I can confidently say that I have vastly cut down on the yellow jacket population in my yard. I bought a second trap and hung it on the other end of my yard. There are definitely a lot fewer yellow jackets so far this summer, which I partly attribute to my hanging the trap early in the season and catching what appeared to be several queens. As the problem has been so much more under control this years, I haven't had to empty the trap as often. I have been able to leave it hanging for weeks at a time with nothing but the long-term attractant/bait to keep the buggers interested. I am still catching several yellow jackets per day, but my family and I can eat outside with only the occasional yellow jacket snooping around. Compare that to two summers ago when we were being driven inside by swarms! Hang the trap outside as early as possible in the season and you should catch some queens. That puts a big dent in your yard's summer population. For the rest of the summer, with only a little attention, you can keep the yellow jackets trapped and occupied with ease.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So easy to lure them with the promise of free food!
*by K***L on August 29, 2019*

Evil buggers would take over our deck every time we BBQ'd. I searched, and could not locate a nest anywhere. Time for these things to go. I had used the Rescue fly traps with much success, so I decided to purchase their yellowjacket trap. It was inexpensive and the reviews were promising, so I figured I didn't have much to lose...except for a few yellowjackets. I was hopeful. If you've ever purchased the Rescue FLY Traps, or their fly attractant in the past, then you know that adding attractant should definitely be done outside. Knowing what their FLY bait smells like (rotting flesh), and NOT knowing what yellowjacket attractant would smell like, I thought it would be a good idea to put the trap together outside, and decided to set it up, of course, by said BBQ, so I could watch my new trap catch these creatures from hell. It was quick and easy to put together, and even got the attention of a few yellowjackets who appeared out of nowhere to investigate. But while they flew around the trap, they didn't, wouldn't, or couldn't figure out how to enter. So back into the house I went to grab a piece of old lunch meat I had been planning to throw out, and brought it back outside with me. DO NOT DO THIS. Don't make this mistake at home, because the instant I approached the trap with a single slice of processed turkey breast, I was swarmed. Three yellowjackest suddenly turned into thirty. I opened the trap back up, and threw the lunchmeat into the trap, shaking my head and hands the entire time so they wouldn't land on me. Got bit once, thankfully I am not allergic. I quickly screwed the bottom of the trap in place, and tied it back up to the deck railing, and then stepped back to watch. Okay, the the sheer numbers of yellowjackets that showed up were not the paltry group that had invaded our BBQ's Those original buggers quickly told all their friends, and the word spread out in yellowjacket land that there was a slice of processed turkey breast to be had, and they all wanted it. They buzzed around the trap, trying to figure out how to get in. FREE FOOD! They fought with each other to get in through the small holes in the bottom of the trap. Once in, a few of them tried to block the entrance for other comers. Some tried coming in two abreast. And once in, they grabbed a piece of the prized processed meat and flew upwards through the cone, and on to what they believed would be freedom. SIKE!! No freedom for you!! They hit the top of the trap and buzzed around. As they tried to escape, they continued to greedily hold firmly on to their tiny pieces of meat, refusing to let go. And more continued to come, and more, and more. The new arrivals didn't seem to notice their compadres trapped inside. If they did notice, they didn't care. They selfishly were only concerned about getting their piece of the pie...or of the meat as it were. As time passed, the first arrivals finally accepted their fate, dropped their little piece of meat, and clung to the walls of the trap, eventually falling to the bottom where a good amount of no longer wanted meat was now collecting. And still more came. By nightfall, most activity stopped. In the morning, those that had entered the night before were dead, but a host of new arrivals were coming. By the end of the second day, the trap was half full...and still they are coming. This evening I ordered another trap so I can take the first down to empty it without depriving any of the still free yellowjackets of their opportunity of free meat. That just wouldn't be fair, now would it? In all seriousness, this trap works, and works WELL, for what we always called, "Meat Bees", those pesky creatures that invade picnics and BBQ's, any time there is any sort of meat around. They are aggressive and nasty, and they can sting multiple times. It is impossible to enjoy being outdoors with a plate of food if they are around. I understand that the attractant that comes with the trap might work better in the spring when the queens are out; but in the summer (end of August for me), that meat is the bait to use. That worked. It also makes for a great science project, as detailed above. The first two photos are after 15 minutes, the third one 30 minutes, the 4th is one hour later, and the last photo is 24 hours later. And they are still coming. I still haven't found the nest.

### ⭐ Review
*by P***. on August 3, 2025*

The attractant provided does not seem to work for the wasps attacking our raspberries. Works a little better with jam, but is not as good as much cheaper/simpler wasp traps bought in local hardware shop. Fiddly to use, too.

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