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Old 09-10-2007, 01:16 PM   #1
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Default How do you avoid the early season ticks and other bugs?

I live in Long Island where the ticks carry Limes disease.I amweary to hunt the early part of October because of all the bugs?I usually hunt an area that is relatively tick free but I cannot hunt there this year.I see lots of sprays but they all smell so strong. Any suggesstions. When do these buggers usuallydisappear for good?
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Old 09-10-2007, 03:10 PM   #2
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There is a spray called No Stinkin' Bugs it comes in fall blend earth scent .It smells just like the scent shield that I use.But I also tape my pant cuffs and tuck them into my boots as well.The ticks are bad in southern Maryland this year as well and dont see them going any where until it gets colder
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repel permanone works well..the above postused with permanone should help u out,'but still
have your girl (or nowadays) "guy" check u over head to toe when u get home.
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Permanone, great stuff.
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Old 09-10-2007, 07:11 PM   #5
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Permanone, great stuff.
I have used it the last two seasons and not seen a tick on me. Spray early and let the clothes dry and air out there is an oder that takes a little time to dissapate. Watch the Repel brand as most of what I have seen is scented.

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Rickmur got it wright, (Permanone) great stuff.



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Old 09-10-2007, 07:32 PM   #7
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Default RE: How do you avoid the early season ticks and other bugs?

Anywhere between William Flloyd and west hampton I think are the worst tick areas. I havent used any spray on my hunting clothes, but from what I understand it dries scent free.
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i havent seen any brand except the repel permanone?? i thought they bought it from another company??
anyway,i will use it tuesday when i am sitting in my ground blind...i hope it continues its magic
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I live in Long Island where the ticks carry Limes disease.I amweary to hunt the early part of October because of all the bugs?I usually hunt an area that is relatively tick free but I cannot hunt there this year.I see lots of sprays but they all smell so strong. Any suggesstions. When do these buggers usuallydisappear for good?
I have used Adams Flea and Tick Mist. It works on my dogs and when I bow hunted on LI, I would spray it on my clothes as well, once it is dry the odor is gone. This is a water base product.

As far as when do they disappear, once the temps go below freezing they will be gone, and only when the temps are 32* and below. Once the temps are above freezing they will be back, and in full force.

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Old 09-11-2007, 09:47 AM   #10
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I went to dicks and could not find permanone.I found a spray that contains Permethrin. is that similiar or teh same?
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