Because our products come to us in varying condition from a wide range of suppliers, all of our products are tagged with a condition tag. We try our best to screen every product and convey its condition as follows:
NEW: All parts are present and in the manufacturer's original packaging. These may have been opened. (Usually due to quality inspection)
LIKE NEW: The item shows little or no use, but may not be in the original box and may be missing manuals and accessories that are not critical to the items operation. These items have been tested and inspected.
AS IS: The item definitely shows previous use and/or may have issues that impact the functionality of the item. We encourage our customers to inspect the item before purchasing. A customer service representative will be happy to send any information and pictures.
What It Catches
Roughly a dozen species of yellowjackets throughout North America that are known to bite and sting people. The RESCUE! Reusable Yellowjacket Trap is designed to lure them all.
Unique Features & Benefits
Catches multiple species of yellowjackets. Double-chambered design prevents yellowjackets from escaping. Attractant lasts for weeks without daily maintenance.
Won't trap beneficial honeybees!
Durable plastic holds up in sunlight for seasons of use.
Used and recommended by the United States Department of Agriculture as well as major U.S. zoos, parks, campgrounds, resorts and school districts.
Clear plastic tube allows you to see the yellowjacket "body count".
Where it's used
When possible, the RESCUE! Reusable Yellowjacket Trap should be hung in a natural setting like a tree, or around the perimeter of an area where the insects have been observed entering. Hang the traps at least 20 feet away from outdoor activity areas like your patio, deck, campsite or picnic area - and at least 20 feet away from any known yellowjacket nests.
When it's used
Use the RESCUE! Yellowjacket Trap in the spring when queen yellowjackets emerge from hibernation, and in the summer and fall when worker yellowjackets are foraging for food.
