Pine Tar
Cover wounds on sheep, goats, chickens and guardian dogs to repel flies and biting insects. Effective for several days after application.
Common Uses:
Specs
- 16 oz
- Squeeze bottle with flip-top nozzle
How to Use
Works best if tar is warmed to 75˚F or higher before use.
Precautions
Listed below are recommended optional components or related items. Your particular situation may require alternative recommendations. Please call and talk to our consultants if there are any questions at 800-282-6631.
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Docking and Castrating
Dehorner (disbudder)
Item #707310 -Plug-in dehorning device is designed to stop the growth of horn cells in livestock.
$198.00 -
Docking and Castrating
Double Crush Tail Docker
Item #707000 -Crushes the arteries before severing, minimizes the risk of bleeding when docking or castrating lambs or kids.
$72.00 -
Docking and Castrating
Side Crusher
Item #707200 -Use to crush the spermatic cords of male sheep or goats for the purpose of castration. Comfortable angle on the users hands.
$110.00 -
Docking and Castrating
Emasculatome
Item #707100 -Use for castrating ram lambs and buck kids. Crushes the spermatic cord. No need for knives or rubber rings.
$42.00 -
Docking and Castrating
Ring Expander
Item #702000 -Tool for expanding elastrator rings during docking and castrating of calves, lambs and goat kids. Metal construction.
$18.00 -
Docking and Castrating
Blue Ring Expander
Item #702001 -Docking and castration tool for stretching elastic “O” rings on calves, lambs and goat kids. Reduces chance of fly strike.
$10.00 -
Docking and Castrating
"O" Rings, orange, container of 100
Item #703100 -Rubber “O” rings for tail docking lambs and castrating ram-lambs and goat kids. 100 latex rings per package/container.
$4.25 -
Docking and Castrating
"O" Rings, orange, bag of 100
Item #703000 -Rubber “O” rings for tail docking lambs and castrating ram-lambs and goat kids. 100 latex rings per package/container.
$2.25
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Rick C from South Carolina
Biting flies torture our livestock guard dogs and create open wounds on their ear and nose areas. Have tried other products with little to no results. I apply this product directly on wound areas every 2-3 days and it keeps the flies off. Does not appear to sting or bother the dogs when I apply it. So glad to find something that really works!
Cindy C from A must for dis-budding goats
This is one of the best products we have used after dis-budding bucklings.
Denise H from Texas
Flies can be horrible on wounds --- THIS is something we used when I was a small child --- it WORKS! Other products to deter flies don't even last a day--- this is maybe every other day application!! Doesn't sting the animal either...
Ryan M
This stuff works great. we have used it on sheep and poultry. On sheep it has helped keep flies out of a wound and on poultry it has helped prevent picking. It is a tool to always have on hand for when you need it.