In recent years, there has been an increasing amount of literature on various approaches to the study of pheromone systems in Insecta. Much of the current research on attractive molecules pays particular attention to their chemical structure, isomerism and biosynthesis (Efetov et al., 2010, 2011, 2015, 2016; Efetov & Gorbunov, 2016; Subchev et al., 2010, 2012, 2013). The synthetic sex attractants EFETOV-2 and EFETOV-S-2 created in the Crimean Federal University (Efetov et al., 2014) were tested in Sweden in 2016 and 2017. Cardboard strips containing rubber caps with the baits were hung on plants at a height of 0.5–1.0 m above the ground. A specimen was considered attracted if a male landed on the strip or flew up and touched it. The field trials were conducted in three localities: northern Gästrikland in the village Rönnåsen, 60 km NW of Gävle (eastern central Sweden); Hörröd, Skåne County (south Sweden) and Ravlunda, Skåne County (south Sweden). It was shown that EFETOV-2 and EFETOV-S-2 were attractive for the males of Adscita (Adscita) statices statices (Linnaeus, 1758). It should be noted that EFETOV-2 (the racemic mixture of R- and Senantiomers of 2-butyl 2-dodecenoate) was more active than EFETOV-S-2 (R-enantiomer). In 2016: Gästrikland, Rönnåsen – 400–420 males attracted to EFETOV-2 and 145–160 males attracted to EFETOV-S-2; Skåne, Hörröd – 26 males attracted to EFETOV-2 and 16 males attracted to EFETOV-S-2; Ravlunda – 155 males attracted to EFETOV-2 and 39 males attracted to EFETOV-S-2. The data for 2017 are: Gästrikland, Rönnåsen – 20 males attracted to EFETOV-2 and 3 males attracted to EFETOV-S-2; Skåne, Hörröd – 103 males attracted to EFETOV-2 and 32 males attracted to EFETOV-S-2; Ravlunda – 32 males attracted to EFETOV-2 and 5 males attracted to EFETOV-S-2. The lower number in 2017 is mainly due to more unfavorable weather and thus fewer trials than in the previous year. These results correspond well with the fact that the males of another subspecies A. (A.) statices drenowskii (Alberti, 1939) were also mainly found in traps with EFETOV-2 during investigations in the Thrace Region (European Turkey) in 2016 (Can et al., 2018).