Fleming Outdoors is pleased to announce that we now offer Fuel Transfer Pumps, Hoses, Meters and Nozzles to our line of farm supply products. We have had many of our customers request a fuel transfer pump and having researched the product line we have decided to go with Fill-Rite. Fill-Rite offers our customers top quality products for a reasonable price. All specs are included in the product description but if you have any further questions do not hesitate to call us.

Here is an example of one of the best sellers in the line:

The Fill-Rite Standard Pump With Hose and Nozzle features thermal overload protection, an internal bypass valve, built-in strainer and built-in check valve. Pump may be padlocked. Nozzle hanger with machined carbon vanes. 3 wire 12 ga. battery cable.

* Flow = 13.0 gal/min
* Power Cap. = 1/4 hp
* Voltage = 12.00 VDC
* Drum Nozzle Type = 3/4 in. Manual
* Amps = 20.00 A [Max]
* Inlet Size = 1 in (NPT)
* Outlet Size = 3/4 in (NPT)
* Outlet Hose Length = 10.0 ft
* Applicable Materials = Fuels, Oils
* Housing Material = Cast Iron
* Seal Type = Standard

Regular: $350.00 Sale: $299.00

The John Deere Kids 36-Inch Pink Stake Wagon is a hit with little girls and parents alike. Blooming with color, this wagon will delight any little girl. This wagon is constructed of heavy-duty rust-resistant steel, and rides on steel wheels with wide rubber knobby tires. The high stake sections are securely fastened to the wagon. Features easy steering and easy-to-grab handle. There are “farm collectors” and then there are John Deere fanatics….who enthusiastically pass on the love of the John Deere to their kids.

Adult Assembly Required. Maximum Weight Limit: 80 lbs. Ages 2 years + .

Click Here: Reg Price: $140.00
Sale Price: $131.00

We have received many calls over the years for a trap that is large enough to trap coyotes, bobcats and dogs. We have finally found a trap that is large enough to do just that and is affordable for our customers. The Super Sized Folding Animal Trap is large enough for those animals but also can be folded down for easy storage. This trap is one of our favorites for the animal control specialist as well as the average trapper.

The Super Size Animal Trap a perfect solution for the trapping of coyotes, bobcats, dogs and other large animals. This Super Size Animal Trap folds up for easy storage and cuts down on shipping cost. Features double-latch mechanism to assure no escapes, extra handles for carrying and a black coated finish with GalvaPerm wire to prevent rust and corrosion. This folding trap features double trap door locks, extra carry handles & extra heavy duty steel frame construction. This folding trap was designed with a strong frame that allows you to replace any wire that could be torn by strong animals. With this trap you can cut away any torn wire and place new wire on the steel frame supports and attach. Largest trap in stock. Size: 50″ x 19″ x 24″

Super Sized Folding Animal Cage Trap – Reg: $160.00 Sale: $150.00

Egg Washer Pro Enzyme Cleaner is extremely effective and designed for egg washing. The unique blend of all natural enzymes attacks organic stains and protein residue for effective removal of contaminants. For years, producers have looked for an alternative to chlorine for cleaning eggs. Now they have one.

Usage/Treats:
1/2 oz. treats 5 gallons
1 oz. treats 15 gallons.
16 oz. treats 240 gallons.

For best results let eggs sit in premixed water for 10-15 minutes prior to machine or hand cleaning. Optimal water temperature is 75-90 degrees F. Egg Washer Pro is not made from chemicals and will need adequate hold time to work effectively.

IPS-CareFree Enzymes is the only manufacturer of natural enzymes that are free of bacteria. CareFree Enzyme products are 100% environmentally friendly. Currently, there isn’t anything as strong and as safe on the market as IPS-CareFree Enzymes Poultry Products.

Egg Washer Pro 16 oz. $9.55
Egg Washer Pro 33.9 oz. $18.80
Egg Washer Pro 128 oz. $44.25

Poultry Protector Spray is for use on birds, on their bedding and surrounding grounds. Studies show that when fleas, mites and lice are no longer present on and around birds, they become less stressful and aggressive, allowing them to do what they do best; Increase egg production and Gain body weight. The elimination of parasites and insects will help to also decrease mortality rates in young birds.

Cleans away: Chicken Mites, Northern Fowl Mites, Straw Mites, Ticks, Fleas, Midges, Beetles and other Poultry infested insects.

IPS-CareFree Enzymes is the only manufacturer of natural enzymes that are free of bacteria. CareFree Enzyme products are 100% environmentally friendly. Currently, there isn’t anything as strong and as safe on the market as IPS-CareFree Enzymes Poultry Products.

Increases Egg Production, Increases Body Weight and Takes Away Stress. 33.9 fl. oz. Concentrated (makes 8 gallons) Sufficient to treat 25 to 100 birds.

Application Rate: Mix with warm, fresh water (75-90 Degrees F) Use fine mist for application.
Severe Infestation: 20-25 oz. per 1 Gallon of Water.
Average Infestation: 8-12 oz. per 1 Gallon of Water.
Light Infestation: 4-8 oz. per 1 Gallon of Water.

Directions: Remove bedding material, spray entire habitat with a fine mist then wipe surface with clean cloth. Rinse and let dry, replace bedding material with new material before introducing animal. Each week clean living quarters thoroughly with Poultry Protector. Once product has been properly diluted birds can be sprayed down, keep spray way from face and eyes, eye irritation may occur.

Poultry Protector 16 oz. Spray – Ready to Use: $12.85
Poultry Protector 33.9 oz Concentrate: $21.85
Poultry Protector 128 oz. Concentrate: $76.50

This is one of our best selling products in the Poultry Animal Health Line. We highly recommend it for any insect problems you might be having and for a bonus it is all natural !

The coyote also known as the American Jackal, Brush Wolf or Prairie Wolf is a species of canid with 19 recognized subspecies that are located from as far north as Alaska and as far south as Panama. Coyotes typically grow up to 30–34 in (76–86 cm) in length, not counting a tail of 12–16 in (30–41 cm), stand about 23–26 in (58–66 cm) at the shoulder and, on average, weigh from 15–46 lb (6.8–21 kg) .[5][12] Northern coyotes are typically larger than southern subspecies, with the largest coyotes on record weighing 74¾ pounds (33.7 kg) and measuring over five feet in total length. During pursuit, a coyote may reach speeds up to 43 mph (69 km/h),[18] and can jump a distance of over 13+1⁄8 ft (4.0 m)

Coyotes generally breed in late January or early February. They have on average 4 to 9 pups 63 days later in late March or earl April. The young pups will stay in the den for about 3 to 4 weeks. Coyotes are capable of digging their own burrows, though they often prefer the burrows of groundhogs or American badgers. When the young coyotes are old enough to get around, they accompany their parents and learn how to hunt. They stay with their parents until fall or early winter when the family group splits up. Coyotes are most active at night although they are commonly seen out during the daytime as well. They do not hibernate but are very active during the winter months.

Coyotes are opportunistic, versatile carnivores with a 90% mammalian diet, depending on the season. They primarily eat small mammals, such as voles, prairie dogs, eastern cottontails, ground squirrels, and mice, though they will eat birds, snakes, lizards, deer, javelina, and livestock, as well as large insects and other large invertebrates. Any species of birds that nests on the ground are targeted by coyotes. Though they will consume large amounts of carrion, they tend to prefer fresh meat. Part of the coyote’s success as a species is its dietary adaptability. As such, coyotes have been known to eat human rubbish and domestic pets.

Suggested Trap Size: Eastern Coyote: #1.75 Leg Trap – Coil Spring Offset , #2 Coil Spring Leg Trap or a #3 Coil Spring Leg Trap. Western Coyote: #3 Coil Spring Leg Trap or a #4 Coil Spring Leg Trap

Suggested Baits: Canine Select, Coyote Lure, Fox Coyote Gland and Coyote Urine.

Suggested Snares: OTS-60 Snare, IS-40 Snare, ITS-60 Snare, 2S-40 or 2S-60 Snare

Suggested Tools: Trapping Shovel, Stakes, Wax, Trap Dye & Trap Tags

Suggested Trapping Books: Land Sets & Trapping Techniques, The Dirt Hole & Variations of the Flat Set.

Coyotes are close relatives of the dog; in fact, they will mate with dogs. They establish definite routes of travel and will follow them as they make their rounds in an area. If you can locate these travel routes, you can catch coyotes. Trail sets such as explained for trapping foxes work well for coyotes once you have determined their lanes of travel. Scent post sets are the most commonly used and the most effective coyote sets. If you can locate a spot that has been used as an urinating spot, it is better than making an artificial scent post. Coyotes will urinate at the same spots every time they are in an area but may miss a post that you have created even if you have soaked it in urine.

Scent post sets such as this can be established in areas where coyotes run. Use coyote urine in place of fox urine. Coyotes often leave scratch marks around urinating posts just as a dog does. Some trappers make scratches around their scent post sets to make them appear more natural and to stimulate the intended quarry.

The Dirt Hole Set:Step 1. Dig a hole about 4 inches in diameter and 8 inches deep at a 45- degree angle. If possible, dig under a small bunch of grass that can serve as a backing. A dried cow chip, coyote droppings, bone or small piece of rotten wood can be used for a backing if grass is not available. Place the dirt from the hole on the kneeling cloth so it is easily accessible for covering the trap.

Step 2. Place the trap 2 to 3 inches from the hole to figure out how large to dig the trap’s bed.

Step 3. Set the trap aside, and dig another hole an inch or so below the level of the ground and wide enough for the trap and stakes.

Step 4. Level and smooth the trap bed.

Step 5. After placing the trap in the freshly dug hole, secure it by driving a stake through the attachment on the swivel. For the stake, use a 5/8-inch re-enforcing rod stake at least 28 inches long with a nut or washer welded to the top end.

If the ground is rocky, it may be difficult to drive the stake into the ground. If so, substitute two 16-inch re-enforcing rod stakes and drive them in the ground at 45-degree angles.

Use the cross-stake method if the ground is wet or the soil is loose. See a cross-stake set up in the drawing on page 21.

Once the stakes are driven into the ground, place enough loose soil from the kneeling cloth to bed the trap and firmly twist it into the dirt. The trap should be about an inch below the level of the ground.

Step 6. Once the trap is bedded in the hole, install a pan cover to keep the dirt away from the springs. Pan covers should be porous so that moisture, but not dirt, passes through. Denim, other cloth materials and fiberglass screen work well. They should be clean and free of odors. Cut the cover to fit under the jaws and over the pan of the trap. A trap with a 6-inch jaw spread requires a pan cover that is 6 inches wide and 8 or 9 inches long. In one end, cut a slit for the trigger mechanism.

Step 7. Pack loose soil around the trap and over the ends of the pan cover that extend out from the jaws of the trap. Pack the soil firmly all around the outside of the trap to bed the trap securely. This keeps the trap from tipping if the coyote steps on the soil outside the trap. If the soil dug from the hole is too wet or too coarse to use, find drier soil along protected cutbanks, under fallen logs or hay bales, or in buildings with dirt floors.

Step 8. Once the trap is firmly bedded and the pan cover installed, sift 1/4 to 1/2 inch of dry dirt over the trap. A homemade sifter with a 1/4- or 1/8-inch mesh screen of heavy hardware cloth with wood sides will screen out all coarse dirt, rocks and other debris from the trap covering. The trap will work smoothly through the sifted-dirt covering.

To make a place for the coyote to step as it approaches to investigate the lure, create a saucer-like depression in the dirt over the trap. The depression should be sloped slightly toward the opening of the dirt hole. Arrange small pebbles or clods of dirt carefully around the trap to guide the coyote into the trap, but be careful that pebbles or clods are not in the way of the trap jaws. Because coyotes like to step on smooth soil, this arrangement of pebbles or clods in conjunction with the saucer-like depression over the trap will do more to guide a coyote to step into the trap than will actual placement of the trap in relation to the dirt hole or lure.

In summer conditions, the dirt covering the trap will be dusty, making it an attractive dust-bathing location for birds and rabbits. A thorough sprinkling of water over the finished covering will cause a crust to form over the trap. The dirt crust is less attractive to rabbits and birds, which lessens the chances of making nontarget catches or having the trap covering accidentally knocked off. The dirt crust also gives the trap set an aged appearance and seals in any undesirable odors that might be on the trap or the pan cover.

Step 9. The last step in making the dirt-hole set is to add bait, lure or scent. The combination of two or more coyote lures in the hole make the set more appealing to a coyote and is more effective than using just one. Tainted meat bait, such as the flesh of beaver, bobcat, cattle or skunk, is a popular lure used in a dirt hole, but they deteriorate in hot weather. Many trappers use commercially available lures, which are more convenient and less messy than meat bait. There are numerous ways to make trapping lures. Three popular recipes can be found on page 25.

Use at least two coyote trapping lures in the dirt hole. Place a ball of sheep wool in the bottom of the hole and pour the lures on it, or pour the lures directly on the bottom of the hole. After the lures are applied, roll up a wad of dried grass and place it in the hole. Then place coyote gland lure, coyote urine or red fox urine on the backing. Coyote droppings can be used along with the gland lure or urine. If two or more dirt-hole sets are made in a close area, use a different combination of lures at each set to give each trap set a different smell.

Step 10. The finished dirt-hole set should look like an animal has dug a hole and strung the dirt back in the process. The dirt-hole set is effective partly because of its visual appeal. It also works well in areas with some grassy cover where other types of sets would be less obvious. Coyotes are attracted to bare dirt or mounds of dirt like gopher mounds, mole hills and badger dens. The addition of extra dirt in a trap-set location can make the set more attractive.

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Fleming Outdoors has been looking for a quality Digital Predator and Game Call due to the request by many of our customers and now we have found it. The Johnny Stewart Digital Predator and Game Calls provide our customers will a high quality, affordable caller that will call anything from coyote to crows and everything in between.

The PM-4 Preymaster Caller is a remote operated unit with a wireless range of 100 yards (up to 250 yards at optimal conditions). The handheld remote transmitter has a durable water resistant keypad with raised select buttons for each sound, making it easy to operate with gloves or in low light conditions. It operates on one 9-volt battery. The volume button is conveniently located on the side and it also has a lanyard loop for carrying it in the field. The base unit has three slots that are compatible with all available Preymaster memory cards for up to 12 available sounds. Includes MC-BC1 (Bobcat #1), MC-GP2 (General Predator #2), and MC-CY2 (Coyote #2) memory cards.

The base unit will play continually until shut off and operated on 4 AA batteries. There is a clip on the back of the base unit to attach the remote transmitter and a mount on the front to hold the speaker. The speaker has a 110+ db rating. A 10 foot extension cord is included to allow the speaker to be elevated while the base unit remains safely on the ground. The base unit measures 8.1 x 2.84 x 1.3 inches and the remote 6.1 x 2.55 x 0.87 inches, making the PM-4 compact and easy to transport with a total weight of 2.3 pounds.

Not only did we get both models of the Johnny Stewart Digital Predator and Game Calls but we also included the many of the most popular memory cards for the caller. Memory Cards Include: Coyote Calling Vol 1-5, Cottontails, Grey Fox, Red Fox, Crow, Snow Geese, Raccoon and Bobcat. If you don’t see what you are looking for just give us a call and we will try to run it down for you.

Johnny Stewart Preymaster Digital Caller PM-3 Sale Price: $99.00

Johnny Stewart Preymaster Digital Wireless Caller PM-4 Sale Price: $199.00

Fleming Outdoors is having a huge sale on 16 lbs. Plastic Poultry Feeders. The 16 lbs. Poultry Feeder is a great alternative to the hanging feeders and the lid is included. These feeders are currently 46% off and we expect this sale to last for 10 days or while supplies last. Don’t miss out on a great deal and order today !

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Fleming Outdoors would like to announce the addition of a live chat service to the website. Live Chat will give our customers another way to communicate with us without having to pick up the phone. Live Chat will be available during our normal business hours. Monday – Friday 8 am – 4:30 pm CST. While Live Chat is offline you can still leave us a message and we will get back with you. Thanks for all your support !

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I had to include this product review for the Happy Hen Treats Mealworm Frenzy after we found out how much the chickens liked them. When we received this product sample in for testing I gave it to my sister Donna for a try. Donna’s two daughters have about 10 chickens so I figure they would be a good testing ground. After the first time they fed their chickens the Mealworm Frenzy the birds would go nuts for the mealworms. She said they could see the worms in the bag or tub and the chickens would chase you down begging to be fed. Now the chickens will sit on her knee waiting to be fed. Great Product !

Happy Hen Treats is proud to introduce the world’s first line of treats specifically made for pet chickens! Happy Hen Treats line of treats provides pet chicken owners a great way to interact with their backyard friends. Quality ingredients go into all of our treats and are tested and approved by our own backyard flock. We know how much you love and appreciate your chickens and we are confident your chickens will love and appreciate a special treat made just for them!

Contains approximately 3,250 dried mealworms that chickens absolutely love to eat. Dried mealworms offer chickens the taste they love without the inconvenience of storing and handling live worms.

Feed straight from your hand, scattered on the ground, or in a feeding dish as a treat only. Watch your chickens dance and peck in a frenzy for these 100% natural whole-dried mealworms!