Fly Control Garden Pack - 5k Fly Wranglers, 5M Sc Nematodes, Outdoor Fly Trap, & 4-Pack Fly Ribbon

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Kick off fly season with confidence using our Fly Control Garden Pack! This all-in-one solution is perfect for horse owners and anyone dealing with rising fly populations as the weather warms up. The pack includes 5,000 Fly Wranglers, 5 million Steinernema carpocapsae (Sc) nematodes, a disposable fly trap, and a 4-pack of fly ribbon —targeting flies from multiple angles above and below the surface. Prevent summer swarms before they start and protect your space, your animals, and your peace of mind.

FLY EXTERMINATOR TARGET PESTS

Scientific Names: Muscidifurax raptorellus, Muscidifurax zaraptor, & Spalangia cameroni

NATURE'S FLY CONTROL!

Our Fly Wranglers (A.K.A. Fly Exterminators) are a predator to 95% of flies, including house flies, lesser houseflies, horse flies, filth flies, bot flies, biting stable flies, and various other fly species.

Less complete on the false stable fly, face fly, flesh fly, and horn fly since these species complete their life cycle widely dispersed in pasture.

 

PEST FLY GUIDE
Knowing what's bugging your animals is the first step to solving the problem.

Horn Fly
A small biting fly that feeds on the horse's back, causing irritation and blood loss. It reproduces in undisturbed cow dung, so no cows, no horn flies.

House & Filth Fly
These flies are often found on your horse's face, attracted to the moisture in the eyes. While they don't bite, they can spread bacteria and parasites, posing health risks for horses.

Horse & Deer Fly
Large flies with powerful bites that cause extreme pain and blood loss. They breed in saturated soil, mud, and the margins of water, and can travel long distances, increasing the chance of disease transmission. Fly Wranglers do not target horse or deer flies.

Biting Stable Fly
A blood-feeding fly that targets the legs and belly, causing horses to twitch and stomp in discomfort. It also reproduces in spoiled hay, round bales, and decaying vegetation.

Bot Fly
Lays eggs in areas the horse can't reach with its mouth. The larvae burrow into the horse's mouth or stomach, causing irritation and potential digestive issues. Fly Wranglers do not target bot flies.

 


BENEFICAL NEMATODE TARGET PESTS

FLY WRANGLER APPLICATION

Releasing Fly Wranglers (A.K.A. Fly Exterminators) is a simple process. We also offer subscriptions so you can stay on top of the pest fly lifecycle.

INTRODUCTION SITES
You may see large number of flies around your animals, but the fly breeding area is most likely to be close to manure areas or other moist, rotting organic matter. These are the areas to release your Fly Wranglers.

Top priority introduction sites include:

  • Barns
  • Stables
  • Kennels
  • Chicken Coops
  • Feedlots
  • Animal Straw Bedding

Other potential introduction sites include:

  • Compost Piles
  • Garbage Cans
  • Septic Tanks
  • Near Water Sources (but not directly in water)

INTRODUCTION FREQUENCY
Introduce monthly during warm months. Heavy infestations may require additional releases. 

HOW TO INTRODUCE FLY WRANGLERS (A.K.A. FLY EXTERMINATORS)

Keep Fly Wranglers indoors, in original packaging, and out of direct sunlight. Monitor daily for first signs of movement. Hatching may take 7-14 days, depending on temperature, with the Fly Wranglers beginning to hatch at 70°F. Pupae do not change in appearance after hatching. For optimal results, release within 24 hours of hatching. Wait until temperatures are consistently over 50°F before releasing. Fly Wranglers will self-distribute up to 100 yards. 

    1. Locate fly breeding sites. Please see introduction sites above.
    2. Sprinkle Fly Wranglers near fly breeding sites and lightly cover to protect from birds and rodents OR sprinkle Fly Wranglers into hatching release bag and hang above the ground, away from birds and rodents.
    3. Introduce Fly Wranglers at other possible breeding sites.
    4. Introduce monthly during warm months.


      BENEFICIAL NEMATODE APPLICATION

       Releasing Beneficial Nematodes in your garden or farm is a simple process. You can opt for a standard watering can or select from our range of application tools. Our hose-end sprayer or pump sprayer are ideal for applying nematodes.

      ACTIVATED NEMATODE STORAGE

      Once activated, introduce within 1 hour. Store activated nematodes for no longer than 6 hours.

      HOSE-END SPRAYER INSTRUCTIONS

      We've compiled detailed measurements for each of our hose-end sprayers. 

      APPLICATION RESTRICTIONS

      When applying beneficial nematodes, pressure should not exceed 72 PSI. Nozzle diameter must be 0.8mm or larger.

      Use room temperature water and let nematodes sit for 15 minutes to allow powder to completely dissolve. 

      3 EASY INTRODUCTION METHODS:
      WATERING CAN, PUMP SPRAYER, OR HOSE-END SPRAYER
      Nematodes are not a chemical, so their effectiveness will not be reduced by the amount of water used to create the release solution. Adjust the concentration of the solution based on the extent of the pest infestation and the size of area to be treated.
      • Introduce indoors at any time, or outdoors in the morning, evening, or on a cloudy day.
      • Avoid direct sunlight. Beneficial Nematodes are susceptible to UV light.

      WATERING CAN & PUMP SPRAYERS:

      PREPARE:
      • Moisten the soil to improve habitat. Keep soil moist for two weeks after application.
      • Avoid run-off.
      ACTIVATE:
      • Mix nematodes with 1-5 gallons of water (59-69°F) to cover the desired area.
      • Dilute to create volume needed for coverage of area.
      APPLY SOLUTION:
      • Introduce nematodes onto desired area. Don't be concerned if every inch isn't covered as these organisms will move throughout the soil.
      • Use within 6 hours of activation.
      WATER:
      • Water treated area immediately after application. Keep soil moist for two weeks. Avoid run-off.
      • Keep soil temperature between 44-86°F.



      HOSE-END SPRAYERS:

      Remove filter if applicable. Walk slowly and evenly across the target area, making sure to cover the entire surface.

      Use room temperature water and let nematodes sit for 15 minutes to allow powder to completely dissolve. 


      INSTRUCTIONS:
      1. Add the appropriate amount of nematodes and water to reservoir.
      2. Attach the hose-end sprayer to the water source and turn on the water.
      3. Twist knob at the top of the hose-end sprayer to ON.
      4. Apply nematode mix to desired area.
      RELEASE:
      50 million nematodes
      1. Divide nematodes into thirds.
      2. Fill water reservoir to 15 gallon mark.
      3. Mix 1/3 of nematodes in water reservoir and spray until empty to release.
      4. Repeat three times or until entirety of nematode packaging is used.
      25 million nematodes
      1. Divide nematodes into half.
      2. Fill water reservoir to 15 gallon mark.
      3. Mix 1/2 of nematodes in water reservoir and spray until empty to release.
      4. Repeat twice or until entirety of nematode packaging is used.
      10 million nematodes
      1. Dump all nematodes into reservoir.
      2. Fill water to 10 gallon mark.
      3. Apply nematode mix to desired area.
      5 million nematodes
      1. Dump all nematodes into reservoir.
      2. Fill water to 5 gallon mark.
      3. Apply nematode mix to desired area.
      To learn more about our hose-end sprayer, click here.


      OTHER HOSE-END SPRAYERS:

      If sprayer has a screen filter, please remove.

      Application measurements may vary depending on sprayer type and nematode species. Please see our application charts in our photos.


      INSTRUCTIONS:
      1. Dump all nematodes into reservoir.
      2. Fill water to 32 ounce mark.
      3. Set dial level to appropriate setting.
      4. Apply nematode mix to desired area.
      INTRODUCE:
      50 million nematodes       set dial level to:
      Preventative / Light - 4 tsp.  
      Moderate / Heavy - 5oz.

      25 million nematodes set dial level to: 
      Preventative / Light -  1.5oz. 
      Moderate / Heavy - 8oz. 

      10 million nematodes set dial level to:
      Preventative / Light - 4oz.
      Moderate / Heavy - 8oz.  

      5 million nematodes set dial level to: 
      Preventative / Light - 4oz. 
      Moderate / Heavy - 8oz. 
      FLY WRANGLER INTRODUCTION RATES

      Small Animals (chickens, ducks, rabbits):
      100 Fly Wranglers per animal

      Medium Animals (goats, sheep dogs, cats):
      500 Fly Wranglers per animal

      Large Animals (horses, cows, pigs):
      1,000 Fly Wranglers per animal


      It's important to note that these introduction rates serve as general guidelines and may vary based on the specific pest species, the crop or plant being treated, and level of infestation. Proper monitoring of the infestation and the subsequent effectiveness of the released beneficial insect population is crucial for determining the success of the biological control strategy.

      MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTIONS

      Dealing with a fly infestation can be stressful, unhygienic and detrimental to your and your animals' quality of life, so start your Fly Wrangler program early! We offer monthly subscriptions that save you time and money. Plan your shipments during the warm season to get ahead of a pest fly infestation. 

      HATCHING PRO TIPS

      • Keep Fly Wranglers (A.K.A. Fly Exterminators) indoors and in original packaging. Monitor daily for first signs of movement. Hatching can take 7-14 days depending on temperature. Pupae do not change in appearance after hatching. For optimal results, introduce within 24 hours of hatching.

      • BENEFICIAL NEMATODES
        For maximum fly and flea control, release Beneficial Nematodes-Sc with your Fly Wranglers! Click Here to learn more!

      • Proper identification of the pest species is important. Monitoring the crop closely and introducing beneficial insects early will help in control pest populations.

      • Pesticides, even wetting agents, and spreader-stickers may adversely affect beneficial insects' survival. Broad spectrum and systemic insecticides are toxic.

      BENEFICIAL NEMATODE INTRODUCTION RATES
      SOIL TEMPERATURE
      Soil above 53°F

      INTRODUCTION RATES
      Preventative/Light: 5 million per 2,000 sq. ft.
      Moderate/Heavy: 5 million per 300 sq. ft.

      It's important to note that these introduction rates serve as general guidelines and may vary based on the specific pest species, the crop or plant being treated, and level of infestation. Proper monitoring of the infestation and the subsequent effectiveness of the released beneficial insect population is crucial for determining the success of the biological control strategy.
      DISCLAIMER / SHIPPING POLICY

      STORE POLICIES

      Thank you for shopping with us! Before placing your order, please review our Shipping Policy and Refund and Return Policy. By completing your purchase, you agree to these terms.

      We do not provide recommendations on pesticide use. Products are sold for home use only, not commercial use.

      QUALITY GUARANTEE

      If your beneficial insects or other perishable products are not viable when delivered, email info@naturesgoodguys.sbs within 48 hours of delivery with your order number and a description of the problem. Photos may be requested. Approved replacements ship on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

      • Open your package right away and check for storage instructions. Some products need refrigeration, and improper storage voids the guarantee.
      • Ice packs help moderate temperature in transit and are not expected to arrive frozen.
      • Some insects need time at room temperature before they become active, and many are hard to see without magnification.

      SHIPPING

      • Processing: 1 to 3 business days. Orders placed by 12:00 pm Pacific may process the same day, but this is not guaranteed.
      • Overnight: ships Monday to Thursday, and Friday for addresses with Saturday delivery, excluding holidays.
      • Second Day: ships Monday to Wednesday, and Thursday for addresses with Saturday delivery.
      • USPS: ships Monday to Friday.
      • We do not ship to PO boxes.

      Some products are harvested on set days, and we may hold shipments during extreme weather to protect product quality. We will contact you if your order is delayed significantly.

      CHANGES AND CANCELLATIONS

      Please contact us within 30 minutes of placing your order to change or cancel it.

      RETURNS AND REPLACEMENTS

      Beneficial insects and other perishable products cannot be returned; they are covered by the Quality Guarantee above. Unopened garden supplies and tools can be returned within 30 days. Full details are in our Refund and Return Policy.

      Replacements are not available for an incorrect shipping address, storage or use instructions not followed, or packages left uncollected after delivery.

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