Fly repellent

It got down to 28 last night and is in the high 50s right now
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I really like Pyrahnna for trails(not sure if I spelled that correctly).

Some people have issues with it but it works the best on my mare.

However, like Joe, I usually try to outrun flies. LOL.

I like Ultrashield, it is the only one that I have found to have any effect. I keep a small travel size spray bottle of it in my saddle bags to reapply after sweating/sponging if the flies are extra bad. I have also used it to spray legs after getting into a nest of "turkey mites" (baby ticks).

It snowed an inch last night :(

we also use the black ultrashield when we can't find endure and works pretty good but I have to reapply more frequently.
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Pyrahnna, Bronco, Dumor, none of them will fight the flies we have down here. I use the Dumor spiked with Deet. It helps. I also ride with a face mask with ears. Horseflies, stableflies, deerflies, and gnats. And then you have to remember the ticks. And the spiders in your path.

Oh, and I almost forgot. The hornets that follow you along the trail trying to pick flies off of your horse. That makes for a real calm horse.........

Dang. I just realized that I'm not looking forward to middle Georgia in the summer.

Just rain here but I think I feel the cold of your snow in the air!!

Bronco is like water here in the South, but I have had good luck with Pyrahna. I didn't like Endure. I also like to use OFF on the ears.

I use OFF also especially when ticks get bad in late summer
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Had to move my ride to next weekend cause the place we were going is still to muddy, and just to clear stuff up its not an endurance ride, but a trail ride for my birthday. I bought the Endure yesterday, and wow. 22 dollars?! Ouch.
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