I bought a package of these, Wasp Nest Decoy - 4 Pack - Hanging Fake Wasp Nest.
These Fake Wasp Nests Work! At least for our location!
BIG, PLUS!!! These Fake Wasp nest also seem to be repelling all the yellowjackets we normally get too!
Wasps do attack yellowjackets, so I guess that would be why we are not seeing any!
I totally despise ALL Wasps and Yellowjackets!
We live in a very rural, forested location in the Northwest.
For 16 years we have been tormented by several different types of Wasps, and by hundreds of the pesky, nasty, aggressive Yellowjackets.
These pests ruin our summers every year, as we can not enjoy sitting out on our deck or our porch without being bothered, or stung by aggressive wasps and yellowjackets.
- We have tried sprays.
- We knock down all the wasp nests we can see, when they just get started.
- We even dig-up, flood or spray the underground Yellowjacket nests.
But, we can never stop the big wasp and yellowjacket invasion every summer!
Since we are surrounded by forest land, the wasps and yellowjackets make their nests there and then still come to bother us on our deck and porch!
Sort of as a joke, I bought a set of the 4 of these Fake Wasp Nests, just to be funny.
I really did not expect these to work, much less to hold up to some of the strong winds and rain we occasionally get during the summers here.
So, my husband, after laughing at me for wasting more money on another dumb idea, actually humored me enough to go, hang one of these up on all 4 sides of our house.
That was around the 1st week of June, and was around the time that the fat wasp queens come a shopping for nesting locations.
We did see a few wasps looking around, but they would not get near the fake paper nests.
Finally, we stopped seeing any wasps come by.
Interestingly, by now, (the end of July), we normally would be knocking down wasp nests and staying in the house because of the wasps and yellowjackets.
But we are not seeing any yellowjackets and there have been no wasp nests even started.
So, I guess these Fake Wasp nests really do work! At least in our location.
I have also been surprised that these paper nests have been holding up pretty well through some heavy winds and rain we have had.
We have these hanging way under our house eves, to kind of keep them protected.
They are hanging in some of the very same spots as wasps have build their nests in the past.
The sun hit these Fake Nests a bit, so they look like they are fading, but they will be fine for the rest of our wasp and yellowjacket season.
I'm super delighted with these, so I'm ordering more for next year.
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Product Description
► Pack of 4 fake nests
Each Wasp Nest for each corner of Your house!
- We produce Paper Decoy Wasp Nests to help You to clear any area of wasps & to relax in Good Mood! Or just use our paper nests as decor!
- Wasps are very territorial - they usually won't build their nests within 200 feet of another nest. When they detected an existing nest, they leave the area!
► Pack of 4 fake nests!
Each Wasp Nest for each corner of Your house!
- Simply hang the simulated wasp nest in Your garden (on the tree, under the eaves of your house or in another sheltered location) & discourage wasps from building their nest.
- Don’t hang in a location that will be exposed to rainfall. Product should ideally be placed within 4-12 feet from where you cook or eat at a height of 6-8 feet.
Important! Wasp Nest Decoy works only on the territory where there are NO real nests. It is critical that real nests are destroyed & cleared before hanging fake
► In pack You will find:
- 4 paper fake decoy Wasp Nests;
- 4 steel expanders;
- 4 nylon ropes;
- paper instruction.
Material:
- steel, paper, nylon
Wasp Nest sizes:
- 8.6" W x 11.8" H
*They also work on yellow jackets and hornets
► Paper Decoy Wasp Nests in use
Simple to use!
- The Full Pack of 4 fake nests allows covering Your entire yard!
- Wasps avoid building new nests near another existing colony – it is their instinct
- Wasp Nest Decoy works only on the territory where there are no real nests!!!
*Check & remove all real nests before hanging!
► Keep wasps Away!
Friendly one!
- Keep your loved one's well with using fake paper nests
- Hang the Wasp Nest Decoy under eaves or under a tree...
- Use it any place: yard, home, outdoor eating area, lawn, camping...
And enjoy your day outside!
► Use in decor!
Looks like real nest!
- Wasp Deterrent made from durable paper
- Exact copy of real Wasp Nest!
Make Your Mood — Good!
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Totally Amazing!
Love these. Was very skeptical. We have carpenter bees, wasps, hornets, yellow jackets you name it.The one by window is from last year, I left it out all year long. In the rain, snow, wind, etc. it's colored slightly which isn't surprising as they weren't supposed to be left out. Still intact so even more of an excellent product.The one on the fan I just put out, we have lots of ground bees and the occasional bee comes by while sitting outside. No more. We've had onsie twosies. I love these because they don't kill anything. We have a huge garden and want all the pollinators we can get.Excellent purchase. I'm buying more so I have some by the pool.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2024
Love these. Was very skeptical. We have carpenter bees, wasps, hornets, yellow jackets you name it.
The one by window is from last year, I left it out all year long. In the rain, snow, wind, etc. it's colored slightly which isn't surprising as they weren't supposed to be left out. Still intact so even more of an excellent product.
The one on the fan I just put out, we have lots of ground bees and the occasional bee comes by while sitting outside. No more. We've had onsie twosies. I love these because they don't kill anything. We have a huge garden and want all the pollinators we can get.
Excellent purchase. I'm buying more so I have some by the pool.
The one by window is from last year, I left it out all year long. In the rain, snow, wind, etc. it's colored slightly which isn't surprising as they weren't supposed to be left out. Still intact so even more of an excellent product.
The one on the fan I just put out, we have lots of ground bees and the occasional bee comes by while sitting outside. No more. We've had onsie twosies. I love these because they don't kill anything. We have a huge garden and want all the pollinators we can get.
Excellent purchase. I'm buying more so I have some by the pool.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2023
Update: they went away! And haven’t seen them since! Didn’t work as well as we had hoped for carpenter bees, but others recommend!
Doesn’t work everywhere (not sure if anywhere yet).
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2023
Well, here you can see the wasps are still coming in and the ere are no other “nests” in this shed. They don’t fool carpenter bees either (still zooming around another we hung up). Maybe it needs more time? This is after about 4 days.Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2023
Update: they went away! And haven’t seen them since! Didn’t work as well as we had hoped for carpenter bees, but others recommend!
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