I did like this product but was a little concerned about the "safety" label. It discussed how toxic it could be and that was a little scary.

Pros: works well

Cons: toxic

Bronco is my #1 choice when it comes to fly spray for my two horses. I find that it is inexpensive and widely available. They even sell it at our local Wal-mart! A gallon of bronco will last my 2 horses about 30-days during fly season (July-August) and even longer when I'm just spraying for trail rides. It has a pleasant citrus scent.

Pros: Inexpensive, sold everywhere, smells good

Cons: Pump sometimes quits working

I take care of alot of horses between my own and my fosters so money can be an issue and yes this is the product to try if you are on a budget but I will never buy this stuff again. As soon as you put it on your horse the flies are back on them within a minute. I will never buy this stuff again!

Pros: Cheap

Cons: doesnt even work for 5 minutes!

It did a good job at first but I guess the flies got used to it. After a few weeks it did almost nothing to keep the flies from biting the horses. Won't buy it again.

Pros: reduced flies

Cons: not effective for long

All insect control sprays have the same problem, after one to three generations the insects become immune to them. Bronco works good so long as you use another brand every second or third bottle (depending on size of herd/horses). Cost wise, this is the most affordable. Unfortunately, to get the most out of the product, I still end up buying a more expensive brand to supplement use and get the most mileage.

Pros: works good, doesn't sting wounds, no weird odor

Cons: only works for a few weeks