Lure-Fly 10-pack
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Best Fly Strips on the Market.
I've tried just about evey kind of fly trap made for my horse barn & fly strips work the best as far as actully catching a lot of flies. I found the Fly-Lure brand fly strips from Dr. Foster & Smith are far better because they are longer than any other brand I have tried, thus they catch more flys per strip. Dr. Foster & Smith also offers the best price.
Another note; fly stips advertised as "scented" do not work any better than unscented fly strips.
July 24, 2012
better than the old kind
Sticky fly strips have been around for years. These are different. The attract and catch flies, not wait for chance for a fly to land on them. They are inexpensive and very effective. Buy lots because they fill up fast. SO much better than the expensive big yellow ones.
June 19, 2012
Inexpensive fly tapes.
These fly stickers are OK. They do the job but they will tear easily. You must be very careful when unwinding them.
July 16, 2012
Meager attempt
Messy glue gets on whatever it touches. Only traps random bugs that happen to land on the tape. After I heard that it will trap a bird, I removed them!
October 15, 2012
 "Lure-Fly™ Insect Trap by Farnam")
Economically-priced fly traps for the stall, barn, or stable. Traditional sticky black fly paper easily hangs to trap house, stable, horn, face, and deer flies. Also catches mosquitoes, gnats, and other flying insects. Uses a combination of rosin, rubber, and mineral oil to trap and hold bugs. Insecticide-free alternative to chemical sprays. Safe for use around your horse, family, home, and food. Simply unroll the adhesive strip and tack to a poll, beam, or rafter.
