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Horse Fly Spray
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Fly Control
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| 2 cups |
Light Mineral Oil |
2 tsp |
Eucalyptus Oil |
| 1/2 cup |
Lemon Juice |
2 tsp |
Lemon Dish Detergent |
| 2 tsp |
Citronella Oil |
8 TBSP |
Glycerine (optional) |
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| Mix all ingredients in a spray bottle and spray
away!
An easy do it yourself fly spray that is relatively inexpensive.
This spray attracts dust. So don't use it before a horse show. |
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Horse Insect Repellent
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| 1 oz |
Citronella Oil |
1 Cup |
Cider Vinegar |
| 2 oz |
Skin-So-Soft |
1 Cup |
Water |
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| Mix all ingredients in a 20 oz spray bottle and
spray away! |
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Easy Fly Spray
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| Citronella Oil |
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Mix seven parts water with one part Citronella as a fly
spray.
Mix four parts water with one part Citronella during the worst of the
fly season.
Mixture is not oily. |
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Another Easy Fly Spray
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| Skin-So-Soft |
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| Pour 6 capfuls in a 20 oz bottle.
Fill the rest with water.
Shake and use. |
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Cheap Fly Spray
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| White Vinegar |
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2 TBSP |
Dish Soap |
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| Pour the Dish Soap in a spray bottle. Fill
the spray bottle with the White Vinegar. Add water if you wish.
Shake and spray. |
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Recipe by: Debbi Delva |
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Another Cheap Fly
Repellent
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| Bounce Fabric Softener Sheets |
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| Tie one to your horse's head stall. Stick one in your
back pocket. Supposedly files will not even flay around you. |
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Recipe by: Susan Cafouras |
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Fly Control
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| 15 oz |
Water |
2 oz |
Vegetable Oil |
| 5 oz |
Commercial Fly Spray |
2 oz |
Green Dawn Dish Detergent |
| 5 oz |
Vinegar |
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| Mix all ingredients in a spray bottle and use!
All natural and will not harm horse's coat. |
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Recipe by: The Hise Family |
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Internal Fly Repellent
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| 1/4 cup |
Apple Cider Vinegar |
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| If you horse is allergic to fly bites, put
1/4 C Apple Cider Vinegar on their grain once a day.
This raises the blood acid level just enough to bother flies, but is
completely healthy for the horse.
It takes about 1 week to start seeing the effect. |
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Another Internal Fly
Repellent
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| Garlic |
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| Feed your horse garlic! The sulfur
in the garlic is excreted through the horse's skin, keeping flies at
bay. |
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