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One thing that's helped with my horse is removing all the manure from his corral twice a day. Also, I noticed that the ground around his feeding area had been stomped down with layers of uneaten hay and droppings and water (even a little bit each day adds up). I hacked this back with a pickaxe and there were maggots in the ground. So, now I am vigilant about removing all organic matter every day to make the ground inhospitable to flies.

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One method of killing horse flies is to use a spray that is used for killing wasps. Horse flies are harder to kill than the common house fly because they act more like a bee.

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