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Ultra Saber Pour-On Insecticide - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Scottie from Lagrange, Ga
    06/15/2018
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    Can Ultra Saber Pour-On Insecticide be used as a spray?
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    UltraSaber Pour-On Insecticide is a ready-to-use pour-on for beef cattle and calves to control lice and horn flies. It is not labeled to be used as an area spray. 

     

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  • Asked by Edwin from Lawndale. Nc
    06/07/2019
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    Can Ultra Saber Pour-On Insecticide be used in rain?
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    Ultra Saber Pour-On Insecticide is best applied when no rain is expected within 24 hours of application.  Applying in rain could just wash it off the animals applied to.

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  • Asked by Neal from Belle Fourche Sd.
    09/26/2021
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    Can you use Ultra Saber Pour-On Insecticide mixed with diesel fuel for back rubbers?
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    Ultra Saber Pour-On should be applied full strength. Per the label, dilution is not necessary. 

    Pyranha Stock Guard is an option that can be used in back rubbers mixed with oil.
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