Abstract: A fly exterminating device for eliminating a conglomerate of flies, eggs, and larvae utilizes a blade assembly and a static-air vacuum-blower assembly. The blade assembly traverses along a stanchion line, scraping the concrete curb clean of eggs and larvae. Meanwhile, the static-air vacuum-blower assembly captures flies above the feed along the stanchion line and expels the flies away from the feed; along with the removed eggs and larvae. The blade assembly and the static-air vacuum-blower assembly are attached to a utility vehicle via a base frame. An extension arm assembly, pivotally connected in between the base frame and the blade assembly, allows the blade assembly to be raised and lowered, along with a vacuum hood that captures the flies and a blower nozzle that expels the flies. The extension arm assembly and the blade assembly are uniquely designed to traverse around stanchions with no interference.