What repels no-see-ums in Florida?

What repels no-see-ums in Florida?

Many people ask the question, "What repels no-see-ums in Florida? " 

The answer In five words:  Ole Time Woodsman Fly Dope  But don't take our word for it: Works on no seeeeum s in florida - and everglades skeeters .....Dave from South Florida Posted on Facebook 3/9/21

As an ole time Mainer, Ole Time Woodsman Fly Dope has always been a staple in my tackle box.  However, now that I am a snow bird I was not prepared for the vicious noseeums in Florida!  I sent for a bottle of fly dope, sprayed it on my fishing hat, and NOSEEUMS NO MORE!

A. Lane Crystal River Fl

New to me use for old time woodsman.

Spent childhood summers in Rangeley Maine fighting the mosquitos while fly fishing boating and hiking. As an adult rediscovered that smell of the Maine woods which includes a liberal dose of old time woodsman. I sold land in NH and when the buyers up from down country pulled out their cutters I said no thanks I'll use my old time woodsman. They were not interested until about 5 minutes into the woods then they wanted to know if I had brought that stinky bug dope with me.  Yes I did.

Now in Alabama I've discover chiggers while picking my wild blackberries. Guess what works to stop chiggers? Old time woodsman. Liberal dose ALL over. No chiggers. Love the old time woodsman.

 

John P.

Ole Time Woodsman Fly Dope has been protection those who love the outdoors for over 130 years and here is why:  When you breathe you emit a flume of carbon dioxide which is the attractant for all biting insects INCLUDING FLORIDA NOSEEUMS!  Ole Time Woodsman Fly Dope actually interferes with an insect's receptors to detect your carbon dioxide foot print.

Science has actually proved this: A short science lesson on why Ole Time Woodsman Fly Dope works and why we can offer a 100% money back guarantee!  Now, what other repellent company offers this?

So, when you hear someone ask "What repels no-see-ums in Florida? " just tell them Ole Time Woodsman Fly Dope!

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