Farnam Repel-X pe Emulsafiable Fly Spray for Horses, 32 oz

It probably works better than a lot of others, smells pretty toxic, but it keeps the gnats & bees away.

The farm dogs (great pyrenees) were getting the worst of the flies and this spray has saved them! Part of our morning routine has become spraying them down the back and sides and the flies completely leave them alone.We tried fly traps, but they seemed to actually attract more flies. After a couple months using this spray I feel like I've seen a reduction of flies overall, which is wonderful!

I have ordered this product several times over the years. It work as well as any fly spray and smells good. This year there seems to be a problem with the shipping. I’ve done some investigation as to the reason why it cannot be delivered to Texas, and cannot come up with any.Every other online site will ship it (at a price).I don’t know if any other state has this problem, but it would be nice to know…

I've been rotating 3 types of fly spray to keep the flies off of my horses. This one works really well in the rotation and has a good smell (not my favorite smell, but not unpleasant, smells like Lysol). It's one of the more affordable options when comparing fly sprays.

This product is used daily during flying insect season. I use the 4:1 ratio. I apply to head/face/ears using a soft cloth before putting on fly mask with ears. Then lightly spray over rest of body, legs and under belly. I do not soak and have been using this emulsifier several years. It does the job. Applied in the morning, it lasts until next morning application. I mix a Qt spray bottle at a time and store out of the heat. The target, of course, flies and mosquitos. Scent is not as strong as some others. I think I like it the best. But do use other spray-on products once in a while.