With 10 sponsors, including Bite-Lite, plus 225 preregistered runners, the Connecticut Food Bank raised $45,000 during its inaugural Meals for Miles road race on June 5th.  That amount will feed 4,500 people for a week, said the Food Bank’s Philanthropy Officer Cheryl Thompson.  Of those who registered, 216 finished the rainy 5K course in Norwalk, … Read more

The Palm Beach Equine Clinic kicked off the New Year by reinstating its monthly giveway contest with a special prize for equine enthusiasts interested in the health of their animals.   Bite-Lite agreed to provide a free H-Trap Professional Horse Fly Control System for the January contest.      Congratulations to Louise Jordan-Beam of Pennsylvania, the winner … Read more

Testing of the H-Trap Professional Horse Fly Control System from Bite-Lite continued in several locations in Cape Cod, MA this summer with exciting results.   Compared to the stationary blue boxes seen on the Cape for nearly half a century, our one legged horse fly traps are easily moveable, and can be pulled out and transported … Read more

Bad snow conditions last weekend did not stop thousands of horse enthusiasts from attending the PA World Horse Expo in Harrisburg, PA, March 5-8! Nearly 130 attendees stopped by the Bite-Lite booth to get a firsthand view of Bite-Lite’s new horsefly trap called the H-Trap Professional Horsefly Control System, and enter our giveway raffle. Each … Read more

The Horse Radio Network is the “Voice of the Horse World” and featured Bite-Lite® in its Stable Scoop Radio Show on February 13, 2015.   Our own Director of Sales Gail Bedoukian was interviewed by Host Glenn “the Geek” during an online podcast called the Metal Horses and Helping the Mustangs (Episode 339). As the show’s … Read more

Comparison of Adult Tabanidae (Horse fly) Collections at a Wildlife Refuge Near a Horse Boarding Facility in Cedar Key, Florida; 2014. The USDA conducted testing in the summer of 2014, comparing horse fly collections from two commercial traps, the H-Trap and Horse Pal, and one standard surveillance trap, the NZI,  in a wildlife refuge that … Read more