I seen these things on one of those FB Reels. A short commercial for a clip-on dragonfly that allegedly keeps bugs away.
The fishing videos didn't impress me, because I've never ran into an insect problem, while fishing on my kayak. Bugs don't get more than 15 or 20 feet off-shore or they're fish bait. 
After looking up a few videos elsewhere (I have trust issues with FB videos), I found several bow hunters that were using them with good success. A 3-pack of these things are about $10 or $12, so I order a 3-pack. The theory behind the dragonflies is that they are predator bugs and other bugs are afraid of them and leave the area. Lately the deer flies and skeeters have been a royal pain, when I'm practicing in the backyard. The deer flies are annoyingly persistent and make it difficult to concentrate during any bow practice.
So, I thought this would be a good testing ground.
I'm impressed!!! I never had 1 deer fly touch me, no skeeters or any other kind of flying bugs.
I was only using the red one. The other photo is just showing the other colors available. The slightest breeze makes the wings look like they're flying.


After looking up a few videos elsewhere (I have trust issues with FB videos), I found several bow hunters that were using them with good success. A 3-pack of these things are about $10 or $12, so I order a 3-pack. The theory behind the dragonflies is that they are predator bugs and other bugs are afraid of them and leave the area. Lately the deer flies and skeeters have been a royal pain, when I'm practicing in the backyard. The deer flies are annoyingly persistent and make it difficult to concentrate during any bow practice.

I'm impressed!!! I never had 1 deer fly touch me, no skeeters or any other kind of flying bugs.
