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I need them for around the animals, I hung some into the duck house and it successfully reduced the fly population by A LOT. It works well around quail cages, too, just have to be careful to hang it well as the wind will sway it around and then it gets stuck on the cages. It doesn't get all the flies, as they need to land on it, but it reduced it to a manageable amount. The best part is to rip off a piece with many flies on it and fold it up - I still hear the flies buzzing, it's great to be able to throw them out and know they won't reproduce anymore!

This fly paper is great! My war on fly's has been going for the last 3 years and this stuff is one of my main weapons. We have cows and cows draw fly's. I wrap this around the wood fence posts in various locations, especially near the water troughs and usually before I'm done wrapping the post the fly's are already being caught. I usually go thru 3 rolls each summer so the 10 pack will give me extra. The fly paper is about 12 inches wide and like 30' long on the roll. I just make 1 wrap around the post, secure the fly paper to itself and let it work. When the first wrap is full, I just wrap another layer over the first one. End of season, just cut it off and throw it away. The key to being successful in your fly elimination strategy is to be consistent. You'll never kill all of them but if you kill enough to break the breeding cycle the fly numbers drop dramatically, so keep at it. Some people complain about drawing flys from the neighbors property but guess what, their fly's are you fly's anyway because they don't respect property lines. DEATH TO ALL FLY'S!!!!!!!

The media could not be loaded. We have tried the bait bags and standard fly traps without success. Tried these out and literally within hours all of the flies are gone. Put them around my patio posts and around where we have chickens. We have always had issues with flies, even before chickens and this literally is great. I just roll some out, stick it to itself and cut it off, or roll it down and when it’s full cut it off and pull more out. Also looks better than fly traps hanging down.

I bought these and used them all summer. You get a LOT on a roll. I only went though 2 rolls for the whole summer. Well worth the money. Just need to put some kind of weight on the bottom of the paper so it stays down and doesn't twist in the wind.

I use this giant fly paper to reduce the flies pestering my cows - mounted the roll on a board next to their water trough. I pull down a new section every day and it is usually covered in flies by morning. (Note: The polywire over the float is not energized -- the cows just think it is and they don't mess with the float or rub on the posts -- just had to train them to respect the polywire first.)I also used this giant fly paper in my chicken brooder and Suscovich-style chicken tractor with success.The ten pack was cost effective and a roll lasts almost a month on my water trough setup. I highly recommend this product!

Works as should. Easy set up and clean up. Catches and holds up in weather

We tape them around totes (flipped over) and set them by the pasture. nearly every square millimeter is covered in a few days. It’s greatly reduced the flies around our animals. Highly recommend!! The stickiness is strong enough to hold an unfortunate bird that came in contact. So be careful when dealing with it!

I always use the stinky bag fly traps but this year I decided to add something to the regular fly control.I originally purchased a three pack of fly sticky paper that's another brand. It was very effective and I was going through it quickly so I decided to give this sticky paper a try because its more economical.I'm surprised to report I prefer this sticky paper so much I just placed a second order.