Fly Collection Hanging Outdoor Trap for Reducing Fly

Fly Collection Hanging Outdoor Trap for Reducing Fly Presence in Animal Areas

This outdoor trap is structured to attract flies toward an internal chamber where they are contained after entry. The design supports ongoing fly collection in open environments where insect activity is common. It functions as a practical tool for reducing fly presence in areas surrounding animals, workspaces, or outdoor seating zones.

Simple Setup for Daily Use

The trap is intended to be suspended in a location where flies frequently gather. A bait compartment at the base allows users to introduce a natural attractant, enabling the trap to operate without chemical agents. Once installed, the trap functions through passive attraction and requires only periodic maintenance.

Reusable Structure for Extended Operation

The interior collection area can be emptied as needed, allowing the trap to be used repeatedly throughout the season. The upper funnel design supports fly entry while limiting escape. With routine bait replacement, the unit can remain effective for prolonged outdoor use in a range of settings.

Specifications

• Product Type: Outdoor fly collection trap
• Operation Method: Bait-based passive fly capture
• Placement: Yards, barns, stables, patios, and general outdoor areas
• Cage Diameter: 9.06 inches
• Bait Pot Dimensions: 6.3 × 6.3 × 1.97 inches
• Display Type: Hanging trap with internal collection chamber

What's Included

• 1 reusable outdoor fly trap

FAQs

Q: How is the trap installed?
A: The trap is hung in a location where flies are active, typically near barns, yards, or outdoor work areas.

Q: What type of bait can be used?
A: Natural bait such as fruit or other organic attractants can be placed in the lower compartment to draw flies.

Q: How often should the trap be emptied?
A: It can be emptied whenever the chamber becomes full or when routine maintenance is needed.

Q: Can this trap be used around animals?
A: Yes, it is suitable for use in areas where animals are present and does not rely on chemical attractants.