Remedy for early season mosquitos?

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07-30-2007 | 07:52 PM

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Philg

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RE: Remedy for early season mosquitos?

go to cabelas website and take a look at them. But beware b/c you will buy one.

07-30-2007 | 07:59 PM

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bballhead44

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RE: Remedy for early season mosquitos?

thanks...prolly will since you all seem to like them man i love this website

07-30-2007 | 08:06 PM

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JFergus7

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RE: Remedy for early season mosquitos?

Yet another one in agreement with the thermacell!!! Don't go into the woods anymore without mine!

07-30-2007 | 08:18 PM

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m00sedrool

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RE: Remedy for early season mosquitos?

Where do you guys put your thermacell while in a treestand? I've thought about getting one before, but wasn't sure how well it worked or if it emitted any odor. I've always gotten by with a bug-out jacket, but even that mess can get hot during the early season.

07-30-2007 | 08:57 PM

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MichaelHunsucker

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RE: Remedy for early season mosquitos?

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ORIGINAL: IL-Cornfed

Thermacell consistently dominates any pollregarding mosquito control. They truly do work!

I heard dat [8D]

07-30-2007 | 09:06 PM

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Jim_IV

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RE: Remedy for early season mosquitos?

i live in the dirty south too and dang near sleep with my thermacell

07-30-2007 | 09:21 PM

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shawneeslinger

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RE: Remedy for early season mosquitos?

1000 mg of garlic in the capsule form. Never had a mosquito bite in my life. Although the garlic doesn't seem to effect the chiggers, but a thermacell doesn't help with them either. From what the doc says, garlic isn't a bad thing for the cholesterol level either. It just tastes pretty rough, even the tasteless.