Rescue! 4 Week Attractant Refill for Yellow Jacket Trap
  • Rescue! 4 Week Attractant Refill for Yellow Jacket Trap

Includes 3 - 4 Week Attractants - a total of 12 Weeks

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Rescue! 4 Week Attractant Refill for Yellow Jacket Trap

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Includes 3 - 4 Week Rescue! Reusable Yellow Jacket Trap Attractants - a total of 12 Weeks

Rescue! 4 Week Attractant Refill for Yellow Jacket Trap. The exclusive RESCUE!® Attractant replicates the sex pheromone of the yellowjackets to draw them inside the trap.

Use one in early spring to catch the Queen Yellow Jacket.  Every Queen Yellow Jacket you catch in early spring is one less nest and hundreds less worker yellow jackets later in the season.

See instruction video to the left.


3 - 4 week supply of attractants for a total of 12 weeks. No pesticides, easy loading, and attracts all major yellow jacket species found in North America. This attractant works only with the Rescue! Reusable Yellow Jacket trap. Attractant is made from inert food grade ingredients and is FDA approved. Shelf life: product does not expire.

What It Catches

All major yellowjacket species.

Unique Features & Benefits

  • Non-toxic mode of action
  • Lures queens and workers, spring through fall
  • 4-week supply
  • No killing agents – insects die naturally
  • Will not lure beneficial honeybees

How It Works

The RESCUE! Yellowjacket Attractant works inside the RESCUE! Yellowjacket Trap to lure all major species of yellowjackets. Two vials are enclosed – each lasting two weeks. Yellowjackets fly to the trap, enter through the bottom holes, fly or crawl up through the cone, and get trapped inside the clear yellow chamber where they dehydrate.

Where it's used

Use the RESCUE! Yellowjacket Trap outdoors, to draw yellowjackets away from outdoor activity areas such as patios, decks or yards. Place it at least 20 feet away from where you want to enjoy the outdoors.

When it's used

Use the RESCUE! Yellowjacket Trap in early spring to catch the queens, and throughout summer and fall to capture foraging workers.