deer tics i hate em
#1
[:@][:@][:@]went out today to attach a bow hook and a pull up string
to one of my sons ladder stands that i had forgot to bring with me when i placed the stand two weeks ago when the temps was in the 50s in the mornings, no tics then. now its in the 80s again. i had run out of permonone spray and something told me not to go but i did anyway.
came home and noticed my pants looked like they were alive. PANIC ATTAC!!!!! took a bleach and water shower to rid them. any one else have them as bad as we do in southern Indiana?? they seem to favor the old coal mine ground spoilbanks.
Dan
to one of my sons ladder stands that i had forgot to bring with me when i placed the stand two weeks ago when the temps was in the 50s in the mornings, no tics then. now its in the 80s again. i had run out of permonone spray and something told me not to go but i did anyway.
came home and noticed my pants looked like they were alive. PANIC ATTAC!!!!! took a bleach and water shower to rid them. any one else have them as bad as we do in southern Indiana?? they seem to favor the old coal mine ground spoilbanks.
Dan
#6
Typical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: florida
just wanted to let you know that my husband got lymes when he got into a nest of deer ticks...he had hundreds of them on him...and it's an evil evil disease if gone untreated....just be careful...i wouldn't wish it on anyone.
#8
Ya that's bummer.. I had a similar situation and I'm from So. IL.. I found a couple tics on me but I looked at my legs and they also seemed to be alive..lol But in my case there were hundreds of tiny red chiggers. I brushed them all off and got rid of the few tics... Just something we have to deal with in our necks of the woods..


