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  1. 06-16-2011, 05:36 PM #1
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    Biting Flies in the Roost.

    FYI to all. A group of 4 of us just went and did Mindbender on 6/10. From the exit of the canyon until we go to the moki steps we were getting bombarded by biting flies. They were swarming our legs. We busted out the bug spray, but it honestly had minimal affect on them. For anyone heading in that area I would strongly suggest some serious bug spray. I just found Repel 100 at Walmart (of all places) and it's supposed to be like 98% deet. Might be the only thing that works well on these things.
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    We ran into some of those while we were over doing Larry Canyon on the same day
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