rjbovine
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We have fly tags in the cows ears . Also using a cattle rub sock with diesal and Premrethen . How do you all deal with the horse flys . There bad !!
Thank you
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Yeah, it's just one of the jillions of variations of the same thing but they work under the same principle. I had plans for ones a couple of years ago, would have been bigger then my truck when built to their specs.Gale Seddon":2hvjjl89 said:Dun, I know I'm a week behind, but are you talking about this thing?
http://www.horselineproducts.com/eppsbitingflytra.html
People have told me that you can build one cheaper than they sell it for. I don't know. I've read that hornets kill and eat (?) those horse flies, which is the only reason I've not sprayed the hornets. This has been a banner bee year around here. The giant horse flies are the only fly I'm able to smack and kill with my hands without screaming.
That's what we feed and it doesn;t make a difference. A friend of mine swears by using the sulphur salt blocks. He says they help but I see a lot more horseflys on his cows then I do mine.Elliotb16":1do3j086 said:Have you ever tried medicated minerals?
rjbovine":1q6oarih said:We have fly tags in the cows ears . Also using a cattle rub sock with diesal and Premrethen . How do you all deal with the horse flys . There bad !!
Thank you
Caustic Burno":27b5xckl said:Fun thing to do is catch one stick a broom straw up his ass, let him go he will fly straight up and out of sight.
Can't fly anyway but up.