Flies find the barn before you do, and once the warm weather hits they multiply fast. Revenge Fly Catchers pull them in and hold them on a sticky ribbon, with no poison, no spray and no fumes drifting around the feed room. Hang a ribbon in the tack room, the garage, the storage shed or anywhere animals are kept, and let it do the work while you get on with your day.
The ribbon is built for a messy job done cleanly. The EZ Grab Tab unfurls it straight out of the tube, so you aren't fighting a tangle or picking glue off your fingers. Each ribbon comes with its own thumbtack for hanging from the ceiling. It's odorless and guaranteed not to dry out, so a spare can wait on the shelf until the flies show up.
Highlights
- Catches flies on a sticky ribbon with no poison, sprays or fumes
- EZ Grab Tab unfurls the ribbon cleanly from the tube
- Thumbtack included for hanging from the ceiling
- Odorless, so it won't scent a feed room or tack room
- Made for indoor use in houses, garages, sheds and animal areas
- Simple cleanup: take it down and throw it in the trash
Why a sticky ribbon for flies
A sticky ribbon is about as simple as fly control gets. Flies land on it and stay put, so there's nothing to mix, nothing to spray over your feed and water, and nothing to breathe in while you work. A ribbon hangs up out of the way and asks almost nothing of you.
Flies gather where animals eat and where waste builds up, so ribbons do the most work when they hang close to those spots. Try one by the feed room door, one in the barn aisle and one in the garage where flies follow you in from the yard. It's a good fit for a first flock, a few goats, a small horse barn or a backyard where the flies show up with the first hot week.
At a glance
| Type | Sticky fly ribbon |
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| Poison | None |
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| Odor | Odorless |
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| Hanging | Thumbtack included |
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| Use | Indoors, garages, sheds and animal areas |
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How to use it
- Pull the ribbon out with the EZ Grab Tab so it unfurls cleanly.
- Hang it from the ceiling with the thumbtack that comes with it.
- Place it where flies gather, such as near doorways, feed rooms and stalls.
- When the ribbon is full of flies, take it down and throw it in the trash.
Good to know
- Spares keep in the tube without drying out, so pick up a few now and hang them as the flies come on.
- Because nothing is sprayed, there's no mist settling on feed or water. Hang ribbons where animals can't reach or brush against them.
- Hang ribbons up high and out of reach of children and pets, the same common-sense rule that fits any fly product.
- Sticky fingers happen. Peanut butter or vegetable oil takes the glue off your fingers.
About Bonide
Bonide has been making pest control products since 1926, when brothers George and James Wurz founded the company in Utica, New York. Today its products are made by a dedicated team of more than 200 people in Oriskany, New York, and the company is part of the ADAMA Group under the Syngenta Global organization.
Warm weather brings the flies. Hang a few before they get ahead of you.