STARBAR Quickstrike Fly Scatter Bait

Name: STARBAR Quickstrike Fly Scatter Bait
Brand: Starbar
SKU: 312514
Availability: InStock

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Quickstrike Fly Scatter Bait

With the active ingredient Dinotefuran, Quickstrike Fly Scatter Bait kills nuisance flies quickly and controls those resistant to carbamte and pyrethrin baits and sprays. Its homogenour formulation contains Z-9 tricosene to attact flies and can be used daily where flies are a problem.

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Question: Directions for use?

Asked by michele d on 04/16/2020

Answer:
Scatter QuikStrike Fly Bait granules onto desired locations. Scatter granules evenly on dry surfaces, avoid placing bait in piles. Apply at a rate of pound per 500 square feet of area. Reapply as bait is consumed to maintain control. Start applications at the beginning of the season to help keep house fly populations manageable. Avoid application to windy areas as house flies will avoid these areas; apply bait in several locations, concentrating on areas where house flies are a problem.

Answered by the Experts At HorseLoverZ.com on 04/17/2020

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