H-Trap Horse-fly Trap

The horsefly trap works well and also catches normal flies. The trap does not catch many horseflies.

• Remains firmly in the wind
• Catches a lot of horseflies
• Easy to set up
• Works

• Unfortunately it does not catch much stable and other flies
• Too early to judge

Very easy to assemble, and effective against insects.

• Strong, solid
• Caught a lot of horse flies
• Easy to put in place

We are very satisfied with it! It works exactly as it should! Are you looking for a good horsefly trap? Then this one is definitely recommended! Just a pity that it is quite expensive.

• Catches a lot of horseflies
• Remains firmly in the wind
• Works
• Quality
• Many horseflies caught
• Taken a lot of horse flies
• Catches of many horse flies

• Really expensive
• Expensive

This trap is so effective that we are only on the second install up there taken the other towards the paddocks and the Quarry. Thanks to this trap, we no longer have horseflies hornets As well as biting flies, no maintenance, simply have it dismantled in winter to overwinter it

• Taken many horse flies
• Stays firm even in the wind
• Strong, solid
• Catches of many horseflies
• Easy to put in place
• Caught a lot of horse flies
• Galvanized frame

Our horses are in the meadow in a very infested area. This does not entirely solve the problem of insects, but given the quantity recovered in the bin, it is still better than nothing! Depending on the period, we capture different species: they are all attracted by the black ball. Not just horseflies! I recommend

• Galvanized frame
• Thick ball retains heat more
• Stays firm even in the wind
• Strong, solid
• Catches of many horseflies

• Hard to get white sticks through the hood
• Assembly not easy

Unfortunately few flies caught. The cost of the trap does not outweigh the catch.

• You do not catch a lot of them