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5 Reasons Backyard Chicken Keepers Swear By The Fly Hunter

You didn't get chickens to rush through your morning rounds with your mouth shut so flies don't fly in.


You got them for the slow part. Coffee on the porch. Watching the girls scratch around. Fresh eggs that taste like real eggs.


Then summer hits. The coop turns into a fly convention. And gathering eggs becomes a chore you dread.


Here's how the Fly Hunter fixes that - all season long.

1. It Sets Up Faster Than Your Coffee Brews

You've already got feeders, waterers, bedding, and predators to keep up with. Nobody needs another project.


The Fly Hunter comes pre-baited. Add water. Hang it from a branch or post 15–20 feet from the coop. Done.


It starts working overnight.


2. It Pulls Flies AWAY From Your Coop - Not Toward It

Here's the placement trick most folks miss. You're not trapping the flies already at the coop. You're catching the ones heading in.


The bait is stronger than anything in your run - yes, even that. Flies pick the trap over your coop, your compost, and your back door.


Hang it 15–20 feet out and let it run interference all day.

3. Safe For Your Flock, Your Eggs, And Your Kids

Sticky strips end up in feathers - or little hands. Sprays don't belong near nesting boxes.


The Fly Hunter uses a food and feed-grade bait. No chemicals in the air. Nothing your hens, dogs, or kids can get into. The flies go in the bag. The bag stays out of reach.


And fewer flies means real protection. In hot weather, flies can lay eggs on a hen and cause flystrike - a nasty, painful thing you want to prevent, not treat. Keeping fly numbers down is the best prevention there is.


4. One Trap Lasts Weeks - Not Days

The little traps from the hardware store fill up in days when it's bad. Then you're buying more, again, all summer.


The Fly Hunter holds 10,000+ flies - twice the size. When it fills up (and it will, gloriously gross), the whole thing goes in the bin.


No emptying. No gagging over rotting fly soup. Hang a fresh one and get on with your day.


5. It Really Works - First-Year Keepers And Old Hands Agree

In 24–48 hours, you'll see the bag filling. Within a week, you'll notice the thing that matters: gathering eggs without getting swarmed.


Our reviews are full of chicken keepers using "disgusting" and "amazing" in the same breath. Around here, that's the highest praise a fly trap can get.


You got chickens for the slow mornings. This gives them back.

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