Yes. You can buy products that are specifically designed as a horsefly repellent, such as EcoSMART Horse Fly Spray. These products are available online or at most equine supply shops. You can also make your own horse fly repellent, by mixing vinegar and eucalyptus.
Lots of fly spray. If you are able to go out and put fly spray on them in the middle of the day when the flys are worse. If you are having problems with the horseflies in your barn too then it is a good iead to put out fly bait/killer and hang those sticky fly traps up.
yes because they may eggs on it
Horse Flies fly by flapping there wings, like every other living flier.
No, lanzones peelings are not an effective fly repellent. It is better to use commercially available fly repellents or natural remedies such as citronella oil or lavender to repel flies.
The most effective deer fly repellent for humans is a product containing DEET, picaridin, or permethrin. These ingredients have been proven to effectively repel deer flies and other biting insects.
Horseflies yes, but a normal house fly does not sting. Instead they land and start to feed on the skin such as if you are sweating, they land and drink the sweat. They also can lay eggs on the skin too...
DEET is not safe for ingestion. It is a poison, so it can not be spray on or near food. Anything that will kill a fly will do you no good as well.
No. They don't. They have a spike at the end of their tail but no stinger. See the related link for more information.
I don't think so it's pretty much just a calcium supplement
Gnats are attracted to the moisture and salts in our eyes, which can lead them to fly into them. To prevent this, you can wear protective eyewear, use insect repellent, or avoid areas where gnats are prevalent.
A fly-swatter works for me
You are able to purchase manual fly sprays, fly tape that is strung on the ceiling of the barns, or a scratching mechanism that will automatically apply a fly repellent mixture to the animal as it scratches. You are able to purchase these at your local livestock feed or tack stores.