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cvtrapper 07-14-2009 11:05 AM

tick decline
 
Anyone notice this.I had ticks on me during early fishing season, But lately I have not had any on me. Anyone else notice this in your area?

pats102862 07-14-2009 12:33 PM

I am still picking them off me at least once a week.

DennyF 07-14-2009 12:42 PM

Have only seen a few "wood ticks" and one deer tick this year. Don't much miss 'em, so far. ;O)

cvtrapper 07-14-2009 02:00 PM


Originally Posted by DennyF (Post 3384207)
Have only seen a few "wood ticks" and one deer tick this year. Don't much miss 'em, so far. ;O)


I haven't seen wood tick for a long time. They are the bigger brown ones? I don't either just notice a decline in them last month.

bowtruck 07-14-2009 02:10 PM

Maybe they all left because of most of pa sportsmans are bitter.

cvtrapper 07-14-2009 02:23 PM


Originally Posted by bowtruck (Post 3384289)
Maybe they all left because of most of pa sportsmans are bitter.

Maybe not bitter,but just don't give the !@#$ no more. You know what I mean. Kill everything and lets see what happens down the road.

Maybe no deer = no ticks also as somes reasoning on here.

bowtruck 07-14-2009 02:30 PM

no i think we leave a bitter taste in there mouths

ManySpurs 07-14-2009 02:54 PM

You guys ever hear of deer keds? I, along with others, have noticed that as we cut the herd in these NC counties, that the swarms of deer keds that have attacked us in October have increased tenfold. Don't know if there's a connection or not. But I hate the damned things.:mad1:

DennyF 07-14-2009 03:43 PM

Almost every deer we've killed around my place in the past 10 years, has been full of them things. Seems like the colder it is in firearms season, the more of them there are on the deer?

ManySpurs 07-14-2009 04:07 PM


Originally Posted by DennyF (Post 3384348)
Almost every deer we've killed around my place in the past 10 years, has been full of them things. Seems like the colder it is in firearms season, the more of them there are on the deer?

I find a few here and there on firearms deer. November deer have some. October deer seem to have more. Setting on stand in a warm October afternoon sun seems to be the worst of it for me. They attach themselves to ya, shed their wings, and work their way to the back of your neck and bite. They leave a small itchy knot that takes weeks to go away.:s8:

I've not had any on the NY deer I harvest in Chenango County though.:confused0024:


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