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Is The Cow Sprayer Effective?

The University Of Georgia conducted a two-year, real world field test using The Cow Sprayer against fly tags, and vet guns. This was to determine its effectiveness in preventing horn flies and other external parasites, including each method’s cost. This short video gives you the results of those tests.

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