Hallo Ode,
That is a new one for me. What kind of beetles?. Reason I ask is that my
sister has a dairy farm and in summer the flies are horrific. It would be
really good to have a natural system to deal with the pests.
Ode Coyote wrote:
Back in the old days before I built my house and lived in an old school
bus in the woods I used an outhouse and beetle larvae to totally
eliminate flies. It was pretty gross to look in that hole at the
seething turmoil below...so I didn't look very often.
But
It attracted every fly for miles and not a single one survives the
attempt to lay its eggs.
No flies anywhere.
I learned this from a history of the Egyptian scarob beetle, why they
were sacred...and couldn't kill the larvae for long anyhow.
Now I use an in house flusher and I have flies.
Ode
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