This will not trap mosquitos without bait because it's only a UV light. If you are in the south (I am in Alabama), the best bait for our mosquitos is Atrakta (or any other bait with the same ingredients). If you live in the rest of the US, both Atrakta and Octenol will work. If you live in Canada, use Octenol. There are different species in different regions that are attracted to different baits - Octenol will not work in the south! I have about 3 acres, but primarily need my deck and front yard to be protected. I have two 1 acre DynaTraps, both with Atrakta mosquito bait in the net. One is 20 feet from my deck and the other is 50 feet in the other direction to also protect my barn, garden, and chicken coop. I also have a 1/2 acre DynaTrap for the front yard. Replace the baits every 2 months. Expensive? Absolutely! Preferable to the half-solution of spraying your yard with pesticide, which won't even fix your mosquito problem? Absolutely. Baited DynaTrap overkill (get more than you think you'll need) is the best mosquito solution out there, and its better for pollinators, your yard's health, and your health.

I had fungus gnats from a bag of soil terrorizing my home. My DynaTrap 3019 had a burnt out UV bulb and I was unable to find a quick replacement for the bulb, so I purchased the DynaTrap 3007. Dissatisfied with the performance. The LED light of the DynaTrap 3007 is only 2” long although the sticky trap is 4” long, so the pests are almost only on either side of the 2” light (see photo). The light needs to be at least as long as the stick trap!

Received this yesterday and set it up last night. It definitely works. I’ll bet I caught several hundred mosquitoes and flying bugs in just one night. The plate shows the dried, dead mosquitoes I caught in 30 days. Definitely worth the money and cheaper than fixing my Mosquito Magnet every year