will this work with horse flies?
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Not sure it's necessarily designed for flies of that size, but we've nabbed some pretty giant blowflies/carrion flies in ours...worth a shot to check it out. Do be aware that the "BIG" in "big bag" refers only to the size of the bag for this product.
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I live in Colorado and I used it for beetles and grasshoppers and it worked for these two garden pests! Not sure about the crane flies but Neem oil works for pests for ingest leaves and garden crops
85167
No. Horseflies are attracted by dark moving objects. Google "horsefly trap" and with not much effort you can make one.
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I bought these last year and according to my search they do work on deer flies. I bought a different fly trap this year, don't know why I changed but anyway that one also is recommended for deer flies. I love these type of traps no mess no fuss. I always leave at least one in my barn and I never have any fly problems. I raise sheep, chicks, pigs. The pigs have one in their area also. Good Luck.
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I really do not know. I only use them outside for flies and it works great. They are not that expensive so maybe try one inside and see what happens.
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They could conceivably slip through, but there are three different mesh layers, so chances are good they would get zapped. I use it for regular flies, smaller flies that get inside I can get with my bare hands. :-)
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Simple answer - yes. I bought this for use at the horse barn where I volunteer. We have lots of dust and lots of cob webs. It works great at removing the cob webs as well as dusting the difficult to reach surfaces. Hopes this helps.
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I do not think so. I have found this unit to be very effective to the point that the grids have to be cleaned regularly of crispy critters and flies are for the most part are not present. I do however suggest a tried and true low tech tool known as the barrel type sticky fly strip. I use them all the time and they work great. The only problem is the flies tend to "Stick" around for a while! Good luck...
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I am not sure. I suppose it would if they are attracted to the UV light. It works pretty much like a bug light but instead of zapping the bug, it gets stuck on the fly paper.
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Yes, but it is kind of small. So i got a larger fly from the hennessy website. And now i can use one or the other depending on climate.
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Yes it will. I've had the can for several years as well. And I can't ever remember having an issue with flies/gnats. I didn't clean mine out weekly either. The trash has even been full for a day or so without me noticing flies.
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Yes, it will work for flies. But I would suggest that you keep all the poop picked up in the area and there will be no flies.
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Yes, I believe it will help. Insects with an exoskeleton are impacted by this product.
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No. I am surprised that it traps even one fruit fly...I was very disappointed in the product.
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Yes, it worked perfectly for us with that problem. Just follow the directions. Very easy! Takes about 2 weeks for existing flies to die, and no new ones come back if you follow directions.
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I've tried both this trap and your soapy water+candle method. Both were equally ineffective for fleas. (Although if you have fruit flies, a soda bottle with a little soap+apple cider vinegar in it and a paper funnel taped to the mouth works great. The fruit flies fly in, can't fly out, and drown.)
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I used this last summer in NC to try and kill Yellow Fly's. I painted a couple of beach balls black and then put tanglefoot all over the ball. It did trap a mess of them.