
08/08/05, 10:38 AM
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This method works pretty well. We've tried it and were happy with the results. It doesn't take care of every single fly, but sure does put a dent in them. The wasps don't bother the horses, and people don't even know they are there usually. What these things do, or so it was explained to me..is they lay their eggs on a fly or maggot. When the eggs hatch, the larvae actually eats the fly/maggot. As you can guess, the results aren't emediate, but when you do get results they are pretty good. You do have to refrain from using insecticides and traps of course.
Remember however, that every case is different, you may not be as happy as we were with the results. Also, as with any insect, the weather may play a hand in the results you get as well. If you want some fly control without using the sprays, or smelly traps I would suggest trying it at least once. Of course spiders help with fly control too (but I am a serious arachnaphobe and just can't stand even seeing them around)
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