Catchmaster Scented Fly Ribbon 4 pack
Four Catchmaster scented sticky fly ribbons to hang where flies gather, out of reach of livestock, pets and people.
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A pack of four ribbons is the honest way to buy these, because one is never enough. Each is a coil of sticky paper with a scented adhesive coating that you hang where flies gather. Catchmaster describes its fly ribbon as "PESTICIDE FREE". Hang them high, in sunlight, out of the wind, and put up more than you think you need. Flies concentrate in warm bright places and rest on ceilings, rafters and near windows, so a ribbon in a shaded corner at head height catches almost nothing while one two feet under a sunlit rafter fills up. Change them when they are covered. A full ribbon is finished — the surface is used up and it is not catching anything more, however unpleasant it looks. Four in a pack means you can rotate through a season without a trip to town. Practical warnings that are worth heeding: this glue does not come off hair, feathers, skin or clothing easily, so hang ribbons where horses, cattle, pets and people cannot walk into them, and be mindful of barn swallows and bats sharing the space. Unroll them slowly and away from anything you care about. And remember that ribbons catch adults only — the flies you are seeing came from wet manure or spilled feed somewhere close by, and cleaning that up does more than any trap.
Specifications
- Brand
- AP&G CO.
- Product name
- Catchmaster Scented Fly Ribbon 4 pack
- UPC / GTIN
- 029049091442
- Category
- Pest Control › Fly Control
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
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