Shoo-Fly Spray Mix

We have been super happy with the results of the Shoo-Fly Mix. I love that I can spray it anywhere and feel good about what I’m spraying. The results have been less stomping and when loving upon the goats, they smell delightful. I occasionally even spritz myself to keep the flies at bay while milking. I would highly recommend this product, this is my second purchase of it and I have recommended it to many a goat friend. Thanks for making those Flies Shoo !

I decided to mix the shoo fly up as instructions but than I added 2 drops of shampoo and sprayed my chickens behinds with it cause I am having an issue with mites and lice because of the warm humid weather. I keep my coop clean all the time but this year has been so challenging to say the least. I contacted Molly to see if it was safe for that kind of use. So I sprayed the worst one of my flock just to see before doing the whole bunch. sprayed her on a sunday night, checked her monday nite and NOT ONE mite was visible, the lice well thats a waiting game to see if the egg sacks drop off, but so far I am so so happy no more mites, all natural so no worries and the hens seem to like the stuff too. I spray it in my milking barn for flies and my goats actually stand there and enjoy the mist. I am happy so is everyone in the barn and coop! If you are hesitant dont be its great stuff!

I mixed the shoo fly up today and sprayed it on my goats and horse. So many times they run away when I try to spray them with fly repellent but his time they just stood there like they really enjoyed it. Very impressed with your product.

I've been using Shoo Fly for at last 4 or 5 years now. We have horses, donkeys, and goats primarily, but also other farm animals that don't require fly spray. I did an experiment this year - used Bronco on the legs of the horses and donkeys, and Shoo Fly on the main body of the equine. We live in Florida - where it is hot, muggy, and lots of biting flies. We have several solar fly traps around the property, and we also use Fly Eliminators to control the fly population. Since we must apply fly spray every single day on the equine, I wanted to see how the killer held up against the herbal. We have always hated apply the strong fly killer on a daily basis and wanted to see how the goat's Shoo Fly worked out. Several days in a row, I went out later in the afternoon and did a fly check. There were just as many flies on the legs of the equine as there were on the torso. Even Bronco wears off after a bit when the horses are hot. In previous years, the equine would build up a film from the daily application of the Bronco - their coats would become kind of sticky and gross. This new approach is really quite a good compromise. The biting flies on the legs are kept to a minimum with the Bronco, and the Shoo Fly deterrent on the torso works really great. Their coats are smooth and shiny - no messy build-up. As for the goats, they have always been sprayed with the Shoo Fly each and every morning - it is a real life saver for them. I wanted to send you a picture showing how I mix up 6 or 7 gallons of the Shoo Fly at a time, using cleaned out laundry detergent containers. These containers make it super easy to dispense the mixture into my various sprayer bottles. Thanks for such a wonderful product. I'm sending the photo separately just in case it gets hung up in the server.

I just wanted to give you a heads up. I got some of the shoo fly and mixed it with apple cider vinegar and the first time I used it I noticed bees were attracted to the goats. I have found a couple bee stings since using it. I used it today on 2 goats out of 4, and those two had about 2 or 3 bees each hovering and landing on them. After inquiring and a little research, turns out bees are really attracted to apple cider vinegar. In my neighborhood we have had a mule killed and a police dog killed not far from my house from killer bees in a one month time period. If you have bees in your area, I wouldn't mix with apple cider vinegar! You may want to use white wine if that is OK, or just water. Bee Careful!!