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This man seriously pulled a power move when he scooped that yellow jacket soup 🤢

Shawn: this water is so nasty. Also Shawn: uses bare hand to scoop the water 🤮 🤮

I'd love to see a video testing different baits on the same trap to see what is the best attractant. Meat, beer, jam, packaged lures etc.

We use the funnel traps, about 6 around the property, and they fill up a few times over the summer and fall. We empty them and rebait as they fill to the top. We've never counted, though. I guess we should! Outside Roseburg, Oregon here.

I'd be interested to see if the trap that failed would work if it's not around such strong competition.

Correction, the sticky trap caught: 172 Yellow Jackets Several Flies, 1 Bald Faced Hornet 1 Shawn! 😆

MOSQUITO TRAPS NEXT please :)

I own the yellow funnel one, and it works great. Pro tip, you don't need to buy bait just boil 1/2 sugar to 2 cups water until the sugar dissolves and use that once it cool. Store the extra bait in a jar in the fridge.

The sticky trap almost caught you, Shawn! The funnel trap is amazing!

Maybe you should have tried them with a few meters (yards)distance between them... Close they get confused.

I’m a simple man, I see yellow jacket traps, I click

I started using the Rescue sticky paper trap last year. I am trying to figure out why they stopped working after a few months. It is still very sticky so anything that flies into it is doomed. I think that possibly the reason is because there are so many insects covering the pattern that the pattern is no longer very visible. Yes, it worked, but I discovered but be careful where you put it as I had trapped a small lizard 😞 So, this is why you probably want to suspend them in the air. I had paper wasps, and was stung 3 times prior to getting these traps. One sting was in January! (I live in Texas). Just discovered in one of them a mud dauber made a nest inside the trap! Main drawback, they are quite expensive for apparently short use.

2:45 i use that trap now and I bait with bacon on the inside prongs. Best one I used

Shawn, I have been told that the best time for the funnel style traps is in early spring when the queens are out looking for a place to start a colony.

Also taking the top part of a mountain dew bottle turning it upside down to act as a funnel with a little bit of mountain dew in the bottom seems to work pretty well

I would love to see a video update of your mousetrap invention and how its sales are going. You are quite the inventor and I am genuinely interested in your progress.

You know what I have found to be the best yellow jacket trap? The trap that costs the least amount of money is the best type. All I do is fill up a bird bath with water and a small amount of dish detergent to break the water tension. Then I take one piece of wood to go across the top of it. I make sure the water is filled up to slightly below the wood. I then place cat food on the bottom of the piece of wood and just a small amount on top. I have caught hundreds of them that way and it costs little to nothing. I don't have extra money to be spending on anything, especially when the cheapest solution works fine and dandy.

Great video! Will look into the traps you mentioned. Thanks for all you do.

Where I live the soda bottle version is most common: you cut a soda bottle through the middle (horizontally) and turn the top part upside down on the bottom, add some sweet drink and a bit of detergent and boom

I had good luck with an earlier version of the Rescue funnel bait trap a few years ago. I set out two of them and now we rarely see any yellow jackets around our hummingbird feeders.

Perfect timing for the yellow jacket trap. Just realized yesterday that I have an issue to deal with. Thanks.

I had a fly trap similar to the Victor and the raccoons tore it down

good test , MR. Woods you have the best mouse trap i have ever seen ! good luck with it

Appreciate your passion and rant. Always welcome 👍💪😀

I think the Victor, if it uses the same attractant as the Rescue with the bag, will kick butt in this one. I had good luck with that Rescue funnel trap last year but this year the yellow jackets don't seem to find the entrances at the bottom. And when they do, many of them actually find their way out of the funnel. I've watched it in amazement. Thanks for another great video. Cheers.

You should of had them all separated by their self to better see which ones attracted the most, because with that one being sticky who's to know that they were intentionally attracted to that one, they could of be smelling the other ones and end up accidentally getting stuck on the sticky one. But anyways Im sure having them separated it would of shown more sensible stats and to find out which one actually is the best

The second Rescue one is my favorite! It does well.

STOP TOUCHING THEM! LOL every dang time it makes me shiver lol

Give the Stop Sting a little flip.

❤ So glade you posted this it will help me. 😊😊

Something I'd love to see would be a video on effective mosquito traps - I can't go outside when I visit my parents without getting swarmed within minutes. Hunting for breeding sites would require peeking over fences, and even then, the invasive mosquitos will breed in even the smallest amount of water, so eliminating breeding sites is probably impossible. I've seen several trap options on the market, and I'd love to see a comparison of them like this.

I have been on "Team Sticky Trap" since one summer when I was living in the basement of a building. My abode got infested with yellow jackets (I never did find the nest) and I was constantly getting stung. My solution was to buy several strands of fly paper and hang them up next to every light source in that basement. I didn't keep an exact count, but I know that I caught several hundred of them that way. I was still living there the following year and never saw a yellow jacket indoors the whole time. I'm not sure if the traps depopulated the nest enough to wipe it out completely, or if someone else found it and dealt with it.

Thanks for sharing your reviews and keep them coming please.

Hi Shawn, Thanks for this review. We ran one of those funnel traps this summer, using the same grape jelly as in our Oriole feeders. They really go for the jelly here in N PA, and it caught a lot of them. Once I realized their nest was deep inside our house soffit, I ran - and still have been running - a shop vac at the entrance to catch them. It now has thousands of dead ones in it. I spray a detergent solution into the vac before turning it off for the night. I'm seeing very few going in and out of the soffit now, thank goodness. But they apparently multiply like rabbits! Thanks again!

It's cool how Victor styled their logo for the wasp trap. 😉

Great video like always! Bait and size aside, I feel like the Sting and Stop failed simply because of the lack of bright colors the trap had.

Shawn, DollarTree has this great ivention!! It's called a strainer.😎😎

I use the rescue funnel traps, in the fall when the yellow jackets are looking for sugars and fruit/apples I put 1 to 1 sugar water in the rescue funnel traps because it is so cheap to use.

Love the vids

My apartment complex uses the yellow funnel. Works really well!

We've had great success with the wasp trapstik Hornets wasps mud daubers and flies just are helpless to fly into it.

Glad you set up another sticky trap away from the smell of the others

Good work Crawdaddy.

Love your vids, saying hi from South Africa 🇿🇦

Ya gotta give the hornets a little flip, yeah

Do one for Fly traps please!

_"Ooh, that water looks nasty!"_ Then proceeds to swirl his hand around in it like it's Palmolive liquid and Madge wants to count the dead bugs.

Awesome traps. I wonder if this traps work for flies or mosquitos ?

Just yellow jackets or will it also trap red paper wasps? Like the big red ones in South Texas?

Is there anyway to remove the old paper and replace it on the sticky trap, to reduce the amount of plastic going into the waste stream?

How close to the hive do you set up the traps?

I would absolutely love to see you do roach traps

My money was on that green conicle one cause I saw it at this one waterpark one time full of the things so I knew it worked well enough; glad it ended up having the highest success. Nice that it has the added utility of being reusable as well 👍

Good info!

The anoles around here love to jump right into those sticky traps. I have had the same anole do it twice in one day.

Hey Shawn you should consider on testing out mosquito traps and if there are tick traps, they are horrible pests

Nice! I have to second the mosquito request! That would be awesome!

That yellow jacket soup looked like forbidden sugar puffs.

Shawn do you read from the right to the left? Because to me it reads Sting Stop.

Awesome video

I have been using the yellow funnel trap for years, I buy the new bait each year. I have found that the bait isn't catching as many bees. So, this year I found yellow jackets around our bird bath, so I went out and swatted about 10 to 12 yellow jackets from my bird bath. And used them for my bait. I have emptied my trap about 8 times in the last 8 weeks. I filled my trap (with bees crawling back out the funnel) in three days, using yellow jackets as bait.

Did the sticky trap catch honeybees or other benevolent pollinators.

I wish I would've seen your comparison a few months ago

IMO there were 4 different traps working at the same time with 4 different baits. The least attractive baits had zero counts is common. But it does not mean it didn't work. To be fair, I think you should give the Stingstop another try alone. It may not be efficient, but failed to work is an issue on another level.

I was to cheap to buy new liquid bait so I played around with different liquids, and found cheap brand Root Beer work pretty good.

I hope you do one on house flys 🙏🏻

During the last 38 years i have not been stung once by your so called "dangerous and agressive yellow jackets" 😅

I feel like the stingstop might be a little unfair since its also the smallest out of the whole grouping

Take those yellowjackets and a cane fishing pole to catch dinner !

One thing I would do if the reusable funnel trap don't have any toxic materials in the bait would be to dump the dead bugs on to the ground to attract the local birds to eat them.

Just by how you say "bag", I know you are not someone I want to play cornhole against. A lesson I've learned many times

Weird that KZfaq won’t let anyone see a single mouse being killed but happy for 1000 other vermin (yellow jackets) to be seen getting dispatched🥺

Give the StopSting a little flip!

Label says StingStop. Shawn says "StopSting" 4 times. LOL!

Shawn, are you coming across any Giant Asian Hornets yet? Anyone else? If so, where in North America?

Doesn't catch honey bees though?

I bought a bag trap and it worked just about as good as the no sting trap. I caught almost nothing. I like that the other trap is reusable. I have a couple of those in the garage.

Is it possible to get hit by a stinger while handling the dead yellow jackets?

In fact from my experience vinegar work very well.😊

you have to test each trap far away from each other to have a full comparison .

If you don't want to keep buying bait, I usually put some sweet fruit juice in the cup and that seems to work too.

How do you not get stung by handling the yellow jackets? (I know they are dead, but do they have to actively sting you?)

Shawn woods is the equivalent of the doom slayer but for hornets lmao

Tried those yellow rescue funnel traps and have not caught a single bug

S T I N G S T O P ! ! !

A great bait for wasps - and I don't know why it works - is beer.

WaspTrap Wednesday

Shawn. By my coubt, you are just over 1000 videos with all of them

Japanese bee keepers use glue traps to stop the giant hornets from killing their bees. One flies on the trap and gets stuck then it releases an attack pheromone so then the others are attracted like magnets and they all get stuck. I’m sure that using a glue trap on a wasp nest would be the most effective.

I just subscribed because youtube censors this channel.

you filled the victor trap below the fill line BUG IN A BAG

Sticky trap will do it.

Guys Please support this man.

The sticky one did not have any bait. I wonder if the bait from the other traps attracted the yellow jackets and they got stuck in the sticky one on its way to the other traps lures. I think placing them far apart would have been more scientific @ShawnWoodsMousetrapMonday

You should start doing Wasp Wednesdays

You should point out that some if not all mud daubers and paper wasps are not aggressive like yellow jackets and hornets. We’ve had mud daubers and small paper wasp nests just inches from our front and back doors that opened and slammed closed day and night, and they never bothered anyone in the family, adult or child. Meanwhile they’ll scrape your garden clean of aphids, caterpillars, and spiders (sorry spiders).

I've put up the traps before and they don't even care they are there. 😢

I sure wish that you would do a video on ridding the area of deer flies. Ugh!!!! I hate them.

Wurh as fast as they reproduce, those few will not kill the nest.