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flystrike
- Thread starter jenny s
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hurricanhoney
Wise Old Thumper
We also used fly paper at one point, doesnt stop them getting in but stops them lingering, so you could use both. Generally we dont get many flies, even though the door netting does fly about a bit, i think theyre much more attracted to the flowers in our garden!
To doubly make sure you could use a fly strike repellant, that way incase any flies get in your still covered...
bunny babe
Wise Old Thumper
HoppingBinky
Mama Doe
