Revenge Fly Tape The Hugh Reel, 1312'

Found this product through a homestead blog where the author raved, and I mean RAVED about this product. It took me a couple of weeks to actually purchase it, thinking that no fly tape could be that amazing. Now, I do not have a fly problem, just a few that are a nuisance. I have a few chickens and occasionally the flies get a little bad during the summer. I unraveled a foot of this stuff and then got side tracked while finding a place to hang it. Came back an hour later and this is what I found (see pic). HOLY HECK YES. Repeated several more times and got the same fast and effective results. Building a track to hold the spool as part of the chicken coop and never looking back. Game changer. An amazing product.

This thing is way better than the fly traps you add liquid to. No smell. Super easy to set up and take down when it fills up just cut with scissors and roll out some more. One roll zigzagged back and forth across my 80ft barn isle lasts for several months. Catches a tens of thousands of flies. I replaced 10 liquid traps that had to be replaced each month and this catches more flies, less cost, easier to use, no smell. Aesthetically you dont really notice it overhead either. LOVE LOVE it. I will always use these from now on.

We put dry cat food outside for our outdoor pet cats. This draws an enormous number of flies in the warm weather months. We created our own "device" of the following: a disposable aluminum cooking tray, a layer of cat food on the bottom of the try, and the Revenge fly tape reel with a tangled web of this fly tape on top of the cat food. Within one day, we had caught literally about 200 flies. Now we leave the device outside all of the time, and put the cat food dish out intermittently, so that the flies will go to the device. The result is that we have reclaimed our back patio from the flies. We can now sit outside.Two last points...we poked holes in the bottom of the aluminum tray so that rain water will run off and we suspended the device from a basket hanging hook so that the cats don't get entangeled with the tape. Also (I know, a third point) use disposable gloves when you do this since the sticky substance is very difficult to get off of your hands.I hope that this has been helpful. I might try the same device but with mosquito attractant instead of the cat food.Best regards.Kasriel

Read many reviews of cheaper versions of this type of product. I have used the the Revenge product for many years. It is a little more costly but it is consistent and works great. Our fly population stays under control all summer with no chemical sprays. We have one strip above our stalls that fill up in 2-3 days. Just wind it to revel fresh sticky tape. It works fantastic.

I actually put this in my house, it is intended for barn or shelter use but we are temporarily living in an old farm house and flies are hard to control. This is a great option in my opinion compared to the regular fly tape that dangles down and catches on someone's hair sooner or later. The whole thing is large enough it is hard to conceal but I put the "dead fly end" over my fridge and I have a stereo up there so it is hidden the fresh end is right next to the door. and most people don't even notice it. It runs about 4" from the ceiling and has Hundreds of flys on it after 2 days and I real out a fresh stretch. highly recommend!

I returned it

I installed this on the fence outside our dog's pen. I used an empty cable reel for the take-up. It's covered with flies and gnats, even on the fresh reel side! Very few beneficial insects are as fond of it as flies are.

Best flystrips you can buy! I live on 5 acres with all manner of farm animals so trust me, I’ve tried all kinds of traps and strips. These are really sticky and can be put up with thumb tacks so you can stretch them straight and not worry about it breaking like the paper kind. And flys can’t resist this product. The literally stick on top of one another.