I usually constantly have a rash during hunting season. I was wondering if the majority of people are allergic to it.

I am just getting over a pretty bad case of poision oak on my right arm...... Wasn't very pleasant, much worse than poision ivy.

Idon'tget it at all. We put up some tree stands and i pulled the poison ivy off with my bare hands.I guess i'm one of the lucky ones.

I heard you become allergic once you get it extremely bad and it gets into your bloodstream. Then if you even walk near it and breathe you can get a rash. Atleast thats what happened with my dad, but ive also heard if you have it really bad once, then you are proned to get it extremely easily in the future.

He11 Yes-----what do you guys do to get rid of it? I tried scratching it open and drying it with rubbing alcohol but i still had it for about 2 weeks.

yes, it's not bad but yes.

I am not positive, but I don't think I am. I was putting up stands twice now with it all over me, and I haven't gotten a rash. My wife howver has a real nice case of poison sumac going on right now. Pretty nasty stuff.

If it's poison, I get it...oak, ivy or sumac. I usually have to get shots and the doc puts me on steroid pills for 12 days. This last time I didn't need a shot, but I did get the pills and a steroid cream. Nasty stuff!

I really don't know. The stuff is everywhere, and I know Itouchitwith my clothes, but I can never remember getting a rash from it. I know I must touch it now and again, but I guess I've been lucky.

I've heard of an old Indian cure that if you eat a leaf, then you'll never get it again. Personally I think its bs, and I dont want to try it because I could see my self layedupin the hospital for a few weeks.