Horse Fly and Insect Control Products

Horseflies are attracted to movement, heat, and carbon dioxide, making full elimination difficult with repellents alone. A combination of manual control tools, like a high-impact flyswatter for quick strikes in barns and stables, along with reducing standing water and manure buildup, helps minimize horsefly populations around horses and outdoor areas.

While chemical repellents can reduce horsefly landings, many riders and barn owners supplement repellents with mechanical tools for guaranteed results. A durable, high-PSI flyswatter provides an immediate, non-chemical solution for horseflies that land on tack, equipment, or barn surfaces where spray repellents may not be practical.

Yes. With 80 PSI impact force and a Herculite 80 strike surface made from MIL-SPEC synthetic fabric, these flyswatters are engineered to deliver enough force to eliminate tough insects like horseflies, deer flies, and stable flies in a single strike, unlike lightweight plastic swatters.

Yes. Since they contain no chemicals or sprays, these flyswatters are a safe manual option for use in stalls, barns, and near livestock where insecticide drift could be a concern. The 100% vegan military-grade Herculite-80 striking surface also avoids animal-derived components.

These flyswatters are built with aerospace-grade materials designed to withstand thousands of strikes without tearing or losing rigidity, making them significantly more durable than standard dollar-store swatters that wear out after repeated use in high-fly-traffic barn and farm environments.

Yes. The XL flyswatter model offers extended reach, allowing users to strike horseflies, wasps, and other biting insects from a safer distance, which is particularly useful around horses or livestock that may startle at sudden close movement.